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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Jul 2001
Posts: 4,372
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OK, Pop...certainly don't want to ruffle any feathers by digressing a bit and having some fun...
How 'bout" George Pritchard, a player from Milwaukee, and the single greatest all around guitar player I ever saw in my life!
Drank himself to death about 20 years ago...
Doesn't even show up on Google..the only recordings he ever did were some sessions with Nancy Wilson in New York about 30 years ago...
Played whatever guitar he hadn't pawned for booze on a given day..everything from rockabilly to bebop..no pedals, no fx..just him the guitar and the amp..
The best of the best..
I pay an homage to George every time I pick up a guitar..
Bob
howzat Pop?
uh, oh...pops gonna say I'm talking about greatest "unknown" guiar player, not underappreciated...oh well...I'm just a troublemaker....
Last edited by Bob Young; 06/28/07 03:04 PM.
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