Paul Wheeler&Kerry Ritson wrote: > > > > Peter Green ... yes. And on the Aussie side, I still put Lobby > LLoyde up > > there. > > > > Dave Eager > Sir Lobby of the Lloyde .. , Mr. Phil Manning , Ian Moss . Lobs was > great > I'm pretty sure that he was actually the first punk on the planet . He > > didn't thrash or anything like that but the creamy power of that > Jaguar he > used to play . Angus has a very crisp way of kicking you in the nuts > doesn't > he . Younger brother of George Young rythm player with the easybeats > who was > no slouch in that department either [rythm I mean]. Oink oink . dave > b's > site is just a lifesaver. > Cheers > > > The single most influential thing that piqued my interest in playing in bands, was seeing a group called 'the purple hearts' live in the mid 60's. They were the true archetypal punk band, and pre-dated MC-5 by a number of years. Lobby was the guitarist. Another truly great aussie guitarist was Billy Green, who disappeared in California somewhere. Anyone know of his whereabouts [he may have switched to sax from what I heard]? Dave Eager yes, Dave B's site is truly a lifesaver, I feel honored to be helping there.
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Re: [L-OT] guitar gods
2001-06-25 by David Eager
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