RE: beck the elder (was "here is...")

["L. Angulo" <labalou2000@yahoo.com>]

No doubt but even though this english cats didnt give
their mentors credit all of the sudden the "devils
music" ironically became discovered in america and
better accepted.
Luis


--- samba - <sambacomet@hotmail.com> wrote:
>   Page ripped off Beck? C'mon,all the English guitar
> heros got most of their 
> ideas from black bluesman from the US. Clapton
> usually sounded like Freddie 
> King but he played an Albert King thing pretty much
> note for note on Strange 
> Brew. Then covered Born under abad sign so Albert
> could get some royalties. 
> nd started hireing Freddy to  open ,to try and pay
> him back.Page sounds like 
> he heard alot of Earl Hooker.  Zep never really gave
> credit for lyrics and 
> riffs from blues tunes,and they didn't really hire
> people to open to try and 
> expose them to audience like other groups did.I
>   The english guys  could play and did creative
> thing sand brought modern 
> production values to the blues, but in guitar hero
> days, guys like Luther 
> Allison ,Magic Sam and Buddy Guy could out play all
> the English cats 
> ,including Beck  who for my money  wasn't much of a
> blues player though he 
> was good at rave ups,-didn't get interesting until
> fusion. I like Peter  
> Green  the best of th english blues players,but take
> wy the BB King 
> licks,and you still have real feeling ,genuine
> soul,but not too much musical 
> vocabulary.
> 
> 
> 

www.luis-angulo.com

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