Jeff “Skunk” Baxter occupies a unique space in the pantheon of rock guitarists, acting as the bridge between the grit of 1970s biker rock and the sophisticated, “studio-slick” jazz-fusion that defined the late decade. His transition from the foundational years of Steely Dan
“While many look to the late 60s for the birth of heavy metal, the true sonic revolution happened in 1964
We’ve organized these legends based on their technical innovation, cultural impact, and the sheer power of their playing.
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Dr. Feelgood lineup which famously lacked a second rhythm guitarist. This dense, non-stop flow is often described as a “choppy, machine-gun attack.”
Batten,She didn’t just play the guitar; she reimagined its potential, especially through the widespread adoption and advancement of two-handed tapping
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