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. . . passed away last December. Saw him perform twice; got his autograph the second time, March 31st, 1987. JC never got the acclaim he deserved. Right up there with Hank Marvin, Dick Dale (also recently deceased), Link Wray, Duane Eddy, Chet Atkins, and...  

One of the greats, sadly they are getting fewer and fewer.

. . . and unappreciated axemen. Lovely tone, lilting technique. Gone but not forgotten . . .

. . . of Isaak's stage antics, and left the band in its heyday. Art

. . . his playing - he had a highly characteristic style. Art

. . . Wicked Game , perhaps? ;-)

. . . Waiting for the Rain to Fall. Virtually crying, Art

I will never forget hearing that LP at you place in the early 90’s.

. . . on my system? Along with Sigi Schwab and the Moody Blues . . .

In my book number 1 has to be Sigi Schwab.

This song brings back a lot of memories from when I was working in the US in the early 90s. MTV was still a thing. First reality show debuted on that channel as well. The guitars on Wicked Game perfectly captured my overall mood back then. Thanks for shar... 

Eric Clapton is one of the best. But i can also enjoy Walter Trout and Joe Bonnamasa. Jimmy Hendrix, Yngwy Malmsteam, Phil Campbel.

. . . while Wilsey labored in obscurity his entire career. Being in Silvertone (Isaak's band) must've been a bit like being in Elvis' touring band, TCB. They created the sound Elvis was famous for on stage, but no one knew their names. James Calvin Wilsey...