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Music Appreciation

cemaphonic

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4. For the oldtimers, you can't forget Etta Baker or Elizabeth Cotton.

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Tue Nov 15, 2022, 06:50 PM

Nov 2022

Carol Kaye too. She's better known as a bassist, but she also contributed tons of incredibly iconic guitar fills on hit songs too.

For the younger group, the bluegrass/folk world also has Courtney Hartman, here doing this great Norman Blake/Tony Rice tune:

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From Sister Rosetta and Ma Carter 75 years ago until today women guitarists are overlooked [View all] The Polack MSgt Nov 2022 OP

I haven't been overlooking female guitarists. highplainsdem Nov 2022 #1

I know that you and others here don't ignore talented women The Polack MSgt Nov 2022 #2

While you were posting your reply, I edited my post to link to highplainsdem Nov 2022 #3

For the oldtimers, you can't forget Etta Baker or Elizabeth Cotton. cemaphonic Nov 2022 #4

Sarge, Guitar Girl magazine has articles on a lot of female guitarists who are highplainsdem Nov 2022 #5

I didn't even know this magazine existed. I will be reading it for sure The Polack MSgt Nov 2022 #6

I love watching this video Beausoleil Nov 2022 #7