WU!

I think you're nuts. SRV blew them all away. To me, Stevie Ray was much more than just a straight blues guitarist. He was obviously a bluesman 1st, but some of his work with other artists (David Bowie, James Brown, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, & even Don Johnson..yes that Don Johnson!) showed that he was much more versatile than other blues guitarists.

Skunk Baxter & Rick Derringer both belong.

Missing from the "Top 100" Billy Gibbons Eric Johnson Steve Vai Yngwie Malmsteen Joe Satriani Slash Ace Frehley Mick Taylor Alex Lifeson Joe Walsh Dave Mustaine Bonnie Raitt Jeff Healey Nuno Bettencourt Jerry Cantrell

I'm kinda slow...looks like I pretty much copied what you posted!

Johnny Ramone & Kurt Cobain are both in the top 16... :puke Did either guy ever manage to play more than 3 chords in their entire lifetime? Anytime you see Eddie Van Halen ranked #70 on an all time guitarist list, you know it's a joke.

Here ya go...

Looks familiar.

The guy on the right is former KISS guitarist, Bruce Kulick. He played with KISS from 1984-1995.

Dale is married to former WCW wrestler "Asia".

Free agent.

It wasn't all that many years ago, when people were saying the same thing about Roger Clemens.

Not a damn thing wrong with criticizing a player when they deserve it. I think it's a different story though, when the best offensive player in White Sox history gets booed at home. Especially when he was coming back from a torn tricep injury the year before.

There were rumors & rumblings of other teams having interest, but the Bulls were the only ones to make an offer.

This is why he didn't get offers to play for any playoff caliber teams.

Great pics Heads.