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No he shouldn't.
No he shouldn't.
I went with Stevie Ray. Not my personal favorite, but he had chops that put the rest to shame.
I'm not sure how you can justify taking Page over Hendrix since Page stole all of his good shit from Jimi in the first place.
Well, Hendrix was taken from this world at age 27, while Page is still alive.
Think of the things Jimi H. could have done if he lived longer....man oh man!
I'll pick best dead guitarist Hendrix, still alive Page.
THERE! SETTLED!
I'm not a Deadhead and I don't think they revolutionized anything...except perhaps good acid.
Hendrix wasn't even the best guitarist when he was alive. And there is far more talent out there today. Though I could hardly expect anything different from someone with Zulu in his name.
Stevie Ray Vaughan was a better blues-rock guitarist than Jimi Hendrix was, but BOTH are also highly overrated due to premature death.
Neither of them could TOUCH Duane Alllman. He's dead too, btw.
Hendrix wasn't even the best guitarist when he was alive. And there is far more talent out there today. Though I could hardly expect anything different from someone with Zulu in his name.
Stevie Ray Vaughan was a better blues-rock guitarist than Jimi Hendrix was, but BOTH are also highly overrated due to premature death.
Neither of them could TOUCH Duane Alllman. He's dead too, btw.
Not according to the great guitarists of the time who heard him play.
Tiger Woods' accomplishments are exaggerated???
Only in your negro-hating mind I'm afraid.
No doubt.
I think I'm giving Page the edge on Hendrix. Even on the blues stuff, seems to me he was a little better in his prime. Hard to compare a lot of these guys because their styles are so different.