#12 Pete Townshend
Pete Townshend was born in 1945 on the 19th of May in England. It is said that Pete Townshend is a rather passionate individual, which could be true considering reports claim that he was one of the very first guitarists to have ever smashed his instrument while performing on stage. However, he is definitely not the last.
#12 Pete Townshend
While he may be most well-known for his collaboration with the group The Who, later on, he focused on a solo career. The decision to focus on a solo career may have been because he never had a solo during his time with The Who. However, the groups unique sound was rather directed towards drums and bass. Regardless, he ultimately became a musical legend with songs like “Summertime Blues” and “I Can See For Miles.”
#11 Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Ray Vaughan was born in 1954 on the 3rd of October in Dallas, Texas. While he may look somewhat ‘sour’ while bringing legendary guitar sounds to life, his music can only be described as iconic and genius.
#11 Stevie Ray Vaughan
The icons unique sound is an interesting fusion of jazz and rockabilly, although, he has said that Jimi Hendrix was a major influence on his career. Additionally, he has also praised B. B. King and Eric Clapton for their work. “Cold Shot” and “Love Struck Baby” are some of his best-known hits. The legendary guitarist was, unfortunately, a victim of a helicopter crash in 1990 that resulted in his tragic death.
