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You need to learn more.Sorry Blues Man, but blues is incredibly annoying. Basically the same three chords, in the same simple progression, with different lyrics.
Yeah no thanks.You need to learn more.
It's not just Dominant 7 chords and the 12 bar blues is just the rudimentary framework. Using minor scales over a major chord progression is the very basis of all modern rock music
Like I said without blues there would be no rock and roll.
Again, no one did it better than Chuck Berry and Little Richard. Nearly every band from the local garage band to the Beatles covered their songs.
Some can be argued to be as good but no one did it better.
Chuck Berry was notorious for his crappy stage shows and playing slop. It was a well deserved reputation.
Sorry Blues Man, but blues is incredibly annoying. Basically the same three chords, in the same simple progression, with different lyrics.
Keith Richards is noted for his sloppy guitar. It's only rock and roll.
I agree; Richards sounds like shit live too.
he was in on only 10 songs.....Lieber and Stoller wrote 23 songs for him....
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And yet they are the biggest act on the planet.
I disagree.
Jimi is the one who realized the potential of the electric guitar and SRV was good but he was pretty much a one dimensional musician
So what? Tiny Tim was a big act too. The fact is they sound like shit live, always did.
Tiny Tim was a minor act that had his 15 minutes of fame.
And he still sounded better than Keith Richards. Plus he didn't steal credit for other peoples' work, like him and Jagger did.
It's only rock and roll. (there is a point there in that statement)
Yes, which is why it's weird how you're obsessed with crap players like Richards.
Listenig to the 'old timey blues players' is marketed as being 'one of the kewl kidz' by Stuck In The 60's' dopers; it's a stupid scam. It's crap.
He was one of those Blues Jazz guys that influenced a lot of people. But Jimi really went where no man had gone before.I think Chuck Berry realized that potential a decade before that.
That's just not accurate.YOU guys need to stop trying to give black people credit for everything. Rock music is simply not a part of black culture and never has been.
Stevie was a better technical performer, Jimi had the edge on innovations and sheer creativeness.Compared to Stevie Ray Vaughan? Yes. Stevie could play Jimmy Hendrix songs better than Jimmy could.
There simply arent enough black rockers to be able to compete with the large number of white rockers.
Yes: you have nothing to add.It's only rock and roll. (there is a point there in that statement)
