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njkeith

Leslie is one of my favorite guitarists, great story.

John Watt

"Theme from an Imaginary Western" by Mountain was a very influential song for musicians. So was Leslie Wests' overall style and tone, having huge hits.Even Jimi Hendrix couldn't reproduce all the overdubs and musical guests on his albums,when he played live. And Leslie West is still alive and riffing off it. What more can I say?

Jeffrey Delallo

Saw Leslie at Finagen's in South Daytona in 2006 and Corey signed my my Mississippi Queen album

HamiltonRb

Loved Mountain, nothing like rocking to Mississippi Queen

Gadje

LOL always admired his playing , a go to player for me. - great to hear he is a character too.  :)

Freewheelin' Franklin

The great fats by, Seen him many times with Felix & Corky back in the day. One of the best concerts.

seattwa

Leslie West is one heck of a guitar player himself!

jimi27

Dang he's looking a little like Mickey Rourke

robin2012ism

only cowboys stay in tune ~Jimi

s123events

Check this out Mountain booked to play at University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland (It was '71 or '72) - one of thebestgigs ever!

kirkg811

Theme From An Imaginary Western!

guitarist3813

Hendrix was so far ahead of everyone else, it's not even debatable. And I have no doubt if he were still alive, he'd still be ahead of the pack. Not everything he recorded was flawless, but that just adds to his genius in my opinion. The closest guitarist I've ever heard or seen to even come close to being "flawless" would be Chet Atkins. Just because he wasn't flashy or avoided jaw-dropping licks doesn't take away from his mastery of the fretboard.

Tim Weiss

Shut Up and Play Yer Guitar ;)

kidcalabria

Probably... except that to Frank Zappa (I'm still waiting for someone to name ONE song of any consequence written by this 'genius') it might have been an 'hobby', while to the rest of the world listening to music, using the faculty of discrimination and thinking "I like this better than that" is just called 'life'... : )

Tim Weiss

"Rating guitar players is a stupid hobby." - Frank Zappa

m. saint

Hendrix didn't possess Mclauglin's technical prowess however, he had something much better, namely, the kind of chops and ability to mesmerise and link peoples' heads in a cosmic, esoteric manner. That always trumps the technical Joe Passes', Segovias, etc. PLUS he was a master showman. In 50 yrs. no one will remember the artists you mentioned however, they'll still be trying to figure out hendrix's alchemy.

winterlandboy

Hey there Leslie Weinstein

chadwr85

Right on! I hate when people talk about technical ability because it doesn't matter. What matters is ability to write songs, licks, riffs, and improvise. And a few people if any are in Hendrix's world when it comes to those things.

m. saint

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