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Tull .. ah yes one of my other fav bands - that would be Ian Anderson (most acoustic stuff) and Martin Barre (electrics and solos, all the early stuff was a LP jr). Last time I saw them, about 6 years ago, Barre was wearing a Bball cap, and still had the big curly hair coming out the sides - looked like Bozo the Clown !!! Fit right in though, the keyboardist, and webmaster as well, looked like Uncle Fester !!!

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Tony Karol
www.karol-guitars.com
"let my passion .. fulfill yours"

Bruce Cockburn was mine

[QUOTE=Peter J] I hate to date myself but I'm in the same camp as Old man. My heros were:

The Ventures - wish I could remember the name of their lead guitarist.

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Does the name Nokie Edwards strike a chord?

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Hank Mauel

My Dad, Frank Clendenen-

Known for such bedtime hits as "I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly", "The Fox", "I Was Born About A Thousand Years Ago", "Keeper of the Eddystone Light", and numerous others.

Chris Clendenen

It was FIRST guitar hero, right? I'd still put mine as Jimmy Page.
-j.

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“If God dwells inside us like some people say, I sure hope He likes enchiladas, because that's what He's getting”
-jack handy

Have either of these guys been mentioned?

I'll Survive
intro

This intro
changed me a few years ago when I heard it for the first time.

I've watched my Blues Master dvd over and over again, and I still can't
sound like B.B.! Listening to the Edge playing songs from Joshua Tree
gives me shivers just about every time. I like watching the U2 concert
dvd's from Netflix more than the actual album.

Gene Autry.

Does that date me or what?

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now known around here as Pat Foster
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http://www.patfosterguitars.com

Howdy,

My first guitar hero was my Dad.

then,

the VENTURES
HENDRIX
CLAPTON
PAGE
BLACKMORE
STEVE HOWE
PAT METHENY
ERIC JOHNSON

Hank