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Guitarists with your fav LP tone

Dave P

Dave P

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Ronnie Montrose was a burst slinger and got some kick ass tones
 
porterburst

porterburst

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Dickey Betts

Duane Allman

Paul Kossoff

Peter Green and Danny Kirwin

Mick Ronson
 
MDent77

MDent77

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Excellent guitarists noted with exceptional LP tones.

Joey B has captured a few killer tones on a Lester from time to time.


 
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RocknRollShakeUp

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There are too many good ones...but I'll say jimmy page and bluesbraker Clapton...wild card mentions James Williamson, Steve Jones and Johnny Thunders!
 
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Laganlad

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Parisienne Walkways and Don’t Believe a Word from the Back on the Streets album by Gary Moore.
 
Midnight Blues

Midnight Blues

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Peter Frampton - Especially with Humble Pie

Alex Lifeson - Especially with his 335 and 355

Gary Moore

Wes Montgomery

Larry Carlton

Lee Ritenour
 
brandtkronholm

brandtkronholm

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Jimmy Page 1969 - 1973.

Bloomfield "Blues on a Westside" from Live at Bill Graham's Fillmore West - 1969.

 
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GreenBurst

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- Ace Frehley from KISS Alive. Yeah it might have been an overdub, but it's still killer tone. Go listen closely to Let Me Go RnR.
- Gary Moore, Still Got The Blues (plus all of his live Blues - go search for The Messiah Will Come Again, or I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know)
 
herb

herb

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Hubert Sumlin for an early LP player. When sounds started to get more overdriven I'd say Clapton w/BBers, Bloomfield, Green and Kirwan, Taylor, Koss. Knopfler's is different but pretty cool. Gary Moore. Slash's is pretty decent. That's about it but that's enough.
 
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