Yup. UncleGoatLips ?

Watched them on Friday do an acoustic set and it was amazing. Such talent, the whole band is really talented and knows their stuff. Awesome to behold!!

refuogee wrote: Mine are Herman Le Roux and Jovan Tutunovic from Juggernaught...

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Chocklit_Thunda wrote:

refuogee wrote: Mine are Herman Le Roux and Jovan Tutunovic from Juggernaught...

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The truth!! He doesn't even smoke ?

The first time I've been exposed to Juggernaut... fantastic stuff... power, grit, sensitivity, it's all there.
Where are they now and what are they doing?

At the moment i think i am gonna go with Guy Buttery.

Love his work, always full of emotion and detail on phrasing, feel and dynamics.

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I have always enjoyed theo crous from the nudies days!

I dunno if Dean of Sabretooth is still a forum member but Charles and Dean would also be up there with SA's best and for shred my fav -
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and actually another forum member Andrew J Bryson for my nomination, think station B-12 is currently sitting in my car cd player (after all these years and st ants fire still awesome stuff) . SA def got some talent ?

Robin Gallagher does it for me.

Chickin Pickin at it's best, and no slouch on rock either!

selbydoodl wrote: Robin Gallagher does it for me.

Chickin Pickin at it's best, and no slouch on rock either!

+ 1

Here's the new band, 'Late Final' with a little 'rock'...love that guitar!

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Steve Newman....and all of the above, particularly the Juggernaughts. The Black Cat Bones dudes and Chameleon and Clegg.
What about Julian Laxton for God's sakes???

John Ellis

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Why thank you for that Norm.

Norman86 wrote: How could i forget Mark Beling.

In the old days of Mean mister mustard, saw them perform at a place called Due East in Boksburg. Its not there anymore, but he is one of the reasons for wanting a strat! He played a surf green maple neck strat.. Damnit! Boy can play, and i like his music!

he is GOOD...seen them a few times at Rusty Hooks
also Blackie Swart, and Mel Botes not that I like of follow their music much, but the little bit that I've seen in videos on MK was impressive guitar playing

Arno West wrote: Why thank you for that Norm.

Its a pleasure, and the truth ?
would love to see when you perform with Cindy and the band..
I only know Substitute and Save me from her Clout days, but Save me is one of my favourite songs, an has sentimental value to it!

strataxe wrote:

Norman86 wrote: How could i forget Mark Beling.

In the old days of Mean mister mustard, saw them perform at a place called Due East in Boksburg. Its not there anymore, but he is one of the reasons for wanting a strat! He played a surf green maple neck strat.. Damnit! Boy can play, and i like his music!

he is GOOD...seen them a few times at Rusty Hooks
also Blackie Swart, and Mel Botes not that I like of follow their music much, but the little bit that I've seen in videos on MK was impressive guitar playing

I know Blackie was part of the original "Ses snare".
Missed out on watching them live, but i have heard it was an awesome show!
The Ses snare that play at the moment is a different lineup.

Larry Amos :yup:

oh yes and Grant Tregellas - our very own 'Grant' on this forum.

Tokai SA wrote:

selbydoodl wrote: Robin Gallagher does it for me.

Chickin Pickin at it's best, and no slouch on rock either!

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Here's the new band, 'Late Final' with a little 'rock'...love that guitar!

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That green sparkle tele looks wrecked and kitsch, but what a sound!

Raoul Roux (Raoul & Black Friday)

Feeling Good
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Going to check out some of the other names mentioned as well! Cool post.

Makes me want to try a rock version of "feeling good"... Pretty decent band I'd say.

Louis greef julian laxton cliffie oleary