Everyone knows the funny Satriani/Vai/ Malmsteen (sp?) shred tours, but what if you could see any three guitarists collaborate -who'd you pick (& let's keep things to the currently living)?

Ash Bowie, Chris Brokaw, and ME!

hey, it's a dream, right?

Does anybody remember a band called Stump? I've always wanted to know more about this band, especially the guitar player. He and the bassist shared this hyper-spazz style that I really liked.

So, the guitarist from Stump, Fripp (only if he's feeling nostalgic for the 70s) and me.

Yeah, I took The Copter's idea, so what? He's got a bunch of 'em, he won't miss that one.

Dylan wrote:Does anybody remember a band called Stump?

How's

"...It's blubbery burbery baby, it's blubbery burberary, big bumpy bum big bumpy bumpalula" (phonetically remembered of course)"

or

"How much is the fish? How much is the chips? Does the fish have chips? How much is the chips? Where-do-I-get-off--the--bus>?"


Wow. Nice mention, Mr. Dylan. That Stump record was one of the more early f-ed up records that I ever listened to. "A Fierce Pancake," no?

Read all about it on the Bass Player (Kev Hopper)'s website.


Now, guitarists:

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crud.

Three?...tough.

How about ten?

J. Marr, D. Grubbs, C. Tarver, M. Sweeney, K. Buzzo, D. Denison, JRL Phelps, A Cohen, B. Bradford, B. McMahan.

I would like to see a Jack Rose/Derek Bailey/Jandek guitar jam

Bill Orcutt, Andy Summers (circa Regatta de Blanc), and John Fahey.

alan sparhawk + ian crause + kevin shields

Maybelle Carter, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and Wanda Jackson.

Followed by:

Mick Barr, Jim Hall, and Sandy Bull.

1) Mark Shippy (U.S. Maple)

2) Nolan Cook (land of thin dimes)

3) Buckethead on quaaludes

Dave Pajo, Matt Sweeney and Billy Cor...hey, wait a second!