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    I gotta go with Pagey's album work on the Dragonator.
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    Nice link , its got to be Steve Cropper for me , and er.... Joe Strummer .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geraint Jones
    Nice link , its got to be Steve Cropper for me , and er.... Joe Strummer .
    +1 on The Colonel and Strummer.

    I have to add the very under rated Terry Kath and his highly modded Tele (minus the Pignose stickers).

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    Cool! Springsteen, Strummer, and Summers (sounds like a law firm) for me. And George on side two of Abbey Road.
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    I'd have to go with Muddy, Steve Morse, and Albert Lee.

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    Jonny Greenwood and Keith, I suppose.
    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Does anyone read the original post?
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    Of those known to be true Telecaster legends, for me it's James Burton, Steve Cropper (check out his list of writing/co-writing credits - some of the legendary soul-R&B classics!), Albert Lee and Keef.
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    pages dragon ...and muddys tele....I might do a warmouth one day like this(pages dragon)...........I wonder if those were WEM amps in that clip.......tung?????


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    Quote Originally Posted by Blaze
    Without any doubt Muddy Waters and Steve Cropper
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    Without question, Jerry Donahue. Everytime I pick up my Tele, a part of me is depressed knowing that even if I practiced 20 hours a day (no real danger of that) I would never be half the Telemaster he is. Recommended listening: "Neck of the Wood".

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    Thumbs down

    Where's Jimmy Bryant on this list? Hacks
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    Great point brother!!!!......

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    Morello, no doubt about that. Page next. The rest I don't care for. Oh wait! There's Beck and Morse too!
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    Roy Buchannan, Daany Gatton, and Albert Lee for me. And I only discovered these guys about 2 months ago, since I started tio 're-learn' the guitar.

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