35 of the Greatest and Most Influential Rock Bands in History

Published on 02/19/2020
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#34 Willie Nelson

Willie Nelson is the Texas-born legend, born on the 29th of April in 1933, that started life selling bibles and picking cotton. However, he used the very same guitar right throughout his 60-year career as a legendary guitarist. The guitar he named “Trigger” is photographed below.

34 Willie Nelson

#34 Willie Nelson

Even though Trigger may not be the most appealing guitar, as it required several patch ups along the way, Willie Nelson found it to be his perfect companion that helped him create numerous hits. From blues and country to rock and gypsy jazz, Willie Nelson has created several timeless tracks with Trigger, such as “Whisky River” and “Night Life.” The legend may be 86 years old, although, he is still performing.

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#33 Bobby Krieger

Bobby Krieger was born in California on the 8th of January in 1946. He may have been the last member that joined the Doors, his contributions of flamenco and jazz were fundamental to their on-stage performances.

33 Bobby Krieger

#33 Bobby Krieger

Bobby Kriger gave the Doors a truly unique edge as they had no rhythm guitarist or a bass player, which proved quite trying from Bobby. However, this only encouraged Bobby to fill what was missing. Additionally, this guitarist legend is also the acclaimed songwriter that wrote “Light My Fire.” Some of Bobby’s best tracks include “Roadhouse Blues” and “Riders On The Storm.”

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