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I saw Joan Baez on a documentary about the Big Sur Folk Festival and she was on fire! Great finger stylist! I also agree with the Lisa Loeb pick. I don't think Nancy Wilson played the lead parts on the original Heart albums. I saw them live in those years (late 70's) and they had a totally awesome guitarist playing all those parts... don't remember his name... but my wife says it was Michael something?
I gotta give some props to Liz Phair... "Table for One" is a great song. Not sure how much of the guitar she plays on it, but I'll give her props just for her songwriting. Hard to beat Bonnie Raitt for blues. Lisa Loeb/Liz Phair for singer/songwriter & Joan Baez for folk.
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R.I.P. Emily Remler, Eva Cassidy, and a dear friend of mine,Vicki Stagi.
Check out this video of Eva playing Somewhere Over the Rainbow. I seriously have never heard anything more beautiful! http://www.youtube.com/w/eva?v=i3Zwa...=eva%20cassidy Someone mentioned Joyce Cooling...that will be my next cd purchase.
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Sheryl Crow
Michelle Branch
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Bonnie Raitt, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez.
Which probably says more about my age than anything else...
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People also tend to forget what a MONSTER guitar player the late Mimi Farina was--Richard got all the attention with his flamboyance and the envelope he pushed with his take on the dulcimer (which envelope thirty years later has of course been torn to bits), and most people remember Mimi's sweet soprano voice and that she was Joan's kid sister--but oy vey could she fingerpick!!!
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Jonatha Brooke
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i d say mother maybelle carter
although she isnt the prettiest..... hah kevin |
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Folk
Jennifer Kimball Jazz Sheryl Bailey Rock Nancy Wilson (Heart) who by the way has a neat acoustic live solo album recorded at McCabes in Santa Monica Bree Sharp Folk/Rock/Etc Michelle Shocked Amy Grant Shawn Colvin Lucy Kaplansky
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Bonnie Raitt for the blues
Nancy Wilson for the rock perhaps Ms Joan for the folk but Polly Harrison for Jazz and overall. What she can do with a 7-string Benedetti is amazing
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Ever come across Les Sampou be sure to give her a listen.
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Gillian Welch, of course, and lately Patty Griffin. Great songwriter, beautiful voice, good guitar player.
Also, Emmylou Harris, Sheryl Crow, and Sarah Harmer
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I saw a video on GAC's "Edge of Country" with her and David playing "I Wanna Sing That Rock n Roll". Fantastic! BTW, she was playing a beautiful vintage Gibson sunburst (couldn't tell which model, the cameraman did not make it a pripority to show it; but I did see the adjustable brdige ofthe 1960s era). Have you seen that, Karen?
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We don't get GAC up here so I missed that one. I've only known her to play her J-50 and a Guild, so I've no idea what that sunburst would have been? I'll have to go on a search Brb!
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Not the suburst one I saw, but ....
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