☆Axeplayers We Like☆

[E-Z]

Keef, Mr.Unhealth, The Human Riff...title him what you will, Keith Richards chalked his name up on the board yonkers ago...sometimes it's ' what he leaves out' that makes a record. Not known for huge breaks or solo's but prefers weaving between lead and rhythm - often people like Dylan have criticised his playing...with the Dartford retort " yeah but that ****** can't do what i do"
Deffo an Axeman i like:

What's that little rhyme Keith use to say to describe himself?.

"5-strings 4-fingers 3-chords 2- Amps and 1-Arsehole."

 

[Trickster]

Samantha Fish

 

[Arkie]

Probably been mentioned already , but hey wtf.
Ditty about his mom...

 

[rerics]

Terry Kath, gone 40 years now...the man about whom Jimi Hendrix said "I may be good, but that cat blows me away." Absolutely shreds the solo at the 2:58 mark on 25 or 6 to 4 (live).

 

[Arkie]

@ rerics Didnt he play Russian Roulette with a single barrel shotgun? Killer guitar player tho , and i do think Hendrix did said that. I saw them back in the day "CTA"

 

[Jake T]

Andrew Latimer

 

[E-Z]

Terry Kath, gone 40 years now...the man about whom Jimi Hendrix said "I may be good, but that cat blows me away." Absolutely shreds the solo at the 2:58 mark on 25 or 6 to 4 (live).

You may already know Terry Kath appears in a non-speaking part in a film called Electra Glide In Blue from 1973 where in the end scene he is riding with another dude in a pick up truck along some lonesome highway when some annoying motorcycle patrol cop tries to 'pull them over' when all of a sudden Terry sticks a 12 bore shotgun out of the rear window and 'blows the highway patrol motorcycle cop' off his bike and leaves him dead covered in blood on the highway...

25 or 6 to 4 and also Does Anyone Really Know What Time It Is got some airplay over in the UK back around 1970.

 

[Jake T]

Ronnie Montrose

 

[Trickster]

Kenny Wayne Shepherd

 

[Jake T]

Andy Powell