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[b:39ftbdz6]1. Nancy Wilson de Heart[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“Nancy Wilson wrote the intro to ‘Crazy on You,’ and that beginning guitar is so intricate. I’ve seen her do it live and it’s really neat. I don’t think I really paid attention to that intro until 10 years ago. I’d say she’s my #1.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whXeb7Ohfkk[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]2. Kaki King[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6] “Kaki King is a guitarist who has been around for a while. She plays intricate guitar that’s very inventive. It’s acoustic, but she uses all her fingers — it’s kind of like tapping, but she uses her elbow to hit the guitar in weird ways.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.metacafe.com/watch/sy-18502709/kaki_king_playing_with_pink_noise_official_music_video/[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]3. Carrie Brownstein de Sleater-Kinney[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“Listening to Sleater-Kinney was one of the main things that inspired me to start playing a lot. I like the way the guitar lines interweave with each other and how trebly and shrill the notes were. Sometimes they got low and deep, and kind of hectic and playful too.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZohtRihpH4[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]4. Jenny Hoyston de Erase Errata y Paradise Island[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“The bass and electric guitar in Erase Errata are really cool. They had a record on Kill Rock Stars a couple of years ago but before that they were on Troubleman and they were a big inspiration to me. It’s a trio of girls. It’s like No Wave, really quirky but rhythmically really interesting.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdR5zV_FycU[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]5. Joan Jett[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“I like Joan Jett’s attitude. I think she does what she has to do, but that’s her style, kind of no-frills, play straight chords and punk it out. She does that really well and she’s got a crazy cool voice.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g3NXBHH4xM[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]6. Kelley Deal de The Breeders[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“Gotta have the Deal. Her playing was inventive and real melodic. Poppy, gritty, melodic, minimalistic, which is something I don’t know how to do.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NF6wYzAUTeA[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]7. Patti Smith[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“I’d pick Patti Smith more for her as an artist, period. I read her biography recently and she puts everything she has into what she makes. She is such a powerful presence as a person, and in terms of a strong role model I’d definitely say her.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T86BKZ4eRGY[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]8. Chrissie Hynde de The Pretenders[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“I would put Chrissie Hynde with Joan Jett, kind of two people whose style is more of an energy and attitude. What’s odd to me is I don’t think The Pretenders’ music really reflects Chrissie Hynde’s attitude as an individual ’cause the music seems relatively gentle, but yeah, I’d put her with Jett as two really cool musicians overall.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCJekcg-TxA[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]9. Sara Register de Talk Normal[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]"Talk Normal is two girls who are based out of Brooklyn. I’ve toured with them and the guitar player Sara Register does really neat texturing with the guitar.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgdDDJEzhJA[/video:39ftbdz6]
[b:39ftbdz6]10. Amy Klein de Titus Andronicus y Hilly Eye[/b:39ftbdz6]
[i:39ftbdz6]“Amy’s in Titus Andronicus now, and she sent me a demo of another project she was doing recently. Her playing is very delicate and introspective, meandering lines and cool vocal melodies with it.”[/i:39ftbdz6]
[video:39ftbdz6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIAtieYnQA0[/video:39ftbdz6]