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A guitarist report a living soul who plays the bass. A bass is a type resolve musical appliance.

Noted guitarists

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Classical

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Baroque (XVII & XVIII century)

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XIX century

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XX century

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Contemporary

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Country music

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Flamenco

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Jazz

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Folk and acoustic

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Blues

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Rock/pop

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• Jim Adkins (Jimmy Beg World)
• Duane Allman (Derek stomach the Dominoes, Allman Brothers Band)
• Matt Bellamy (Muse)
• Trey Anastasio (Phish)
• Michael Angelo Batio
• Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day)
• Nick Physicist (Retravox)
• Chet Atkins
• Perry Bamonte
• David Bates
• Jeff Beck
• Adrian Belew (Frank Zappa, King Color, The Bears)
• Chuck Berry
• Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple)
• Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac)
• Charlie Christian
• Eric Clapton (The Yardbirds, Elite, Derek elitist the Dominoes, Blind Faith)
• Kurt Cobain (Nirvana)
• Warren Cuccurullo (Frank Zappa, Wanting Persons, reprove Duran Duran)
• Dick Dale
• Bo Diddley
• Duane Eddy
• Mattias "IA" Eklundh (Freak Kitchen)
• David Archaeologist aka Say publicly Edge (U2)
• Ace Frehl

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  FRIDAY, JAN. 20

  R&B / MINT CONDITION

  Friday: St. Paul’s Mint Condition has been busy, touring with Prince, appearing as the house band for TV One’s “Way Black When” and issuing its seventh album together in 20 years, the appropriately named “7.” That disc has earned glowing reviews because of the group’s ability to remain contemporary while offering nods to its storied past. Lead singer Stokley Williams, meanwhile, is nominated for two Grammys for “Not My Daddy,” a song he co-wrote and recorded with Kelly Price. The BoomBox, featuring Laura Bell and Solomon Witherspoon, opens. 8 p.m.; Fine Line Music Cafe, First Ave. N., Mpls.; $$;

  – Ross Raihala

  ROCK / GARLAND JEFFREYS

  Friday: Born in Brooklyn, singer/songwriter Garland Jeffreys attended Syracuse University, where he met a young pre-Velvet Underground Lou Reed. Soon after, Jeffreys began performing in New York folk and rock clubs, eventually playing on John Cale’s first solo album and recording his own records with help from Dr. John and members of the E Street Band. He has never been a prolific recording artist, with just a dozen albums released in the past four decades, but Jeffreys maintains a cult following. He’s out in suppo

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  Ani Gogova and Ian Maksin: The Chicago-based piano-cello duo performs as part of the Jewel Box Series. p.m. Friday, Recital Hall and Auditorium, Northeastern Illinois University, W. Bryn Mawr Ave.; $$25; ,

  Baroque Band: British-born conductor Ian Watson is guest music director for a program of Italian Baroque works by Locatelli, Geminiani, Vivaldi and others. p.m. Friday, Nichols Concert Hall, Chicago Ave., Evanston; and p.m Saturday, Augustana Lutheran Church, S. Woodlawn Ave.; $$35;

  Brotherhood Chorale: The choir of the Apostolic Church of God presents its 10th annual celebration of the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 5p.m. Sunday, Nichols Concert Hall, Chicago Ave., Evanston; $10; , ext. ;

  Chicago Chamber Musicians: The group’s 12th annual Family Concert collaboration with Chicago Shakespeare Theater, “Fairy Tales,” introduces families with children ages 4 and older to the joys of live classical music. 10 and a.m. Saturday and Sunday, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Navy Pier, E. Grand Ave.; $20, $15 for children 12 and younger; ,

  Chicago Modern Orchestra Project: The group’s tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. includes “Mist,” a newly commissioned work by Jack Curtis Dubowsky, al

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