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Subcategories


This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.



A




  • ► 20th-century American guitarists‎ (3,821 P)



C




  • ► 20th-century Canadian guitarists‎ (108 P)



N




  • ► 20th-century Norwegian guitarists‎ (20 P)







Pages in category "20th-century guitarists"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 538 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • 1987 (artist)



A



  • Fred Åkerström

  • Bahadır Akkuzu

  • Juan Alais

  • Heinrich Albert (guitarist)

  • Oscar Alemán

  • Ramón de Algeciras

  • Daevid Allen

  • Andy Allo

  • Laurindo Almeida

  • Frode Alnæs

  • Eduardo Alquinta

  • Ole Petter Andreassen

  • Don Andrews (musician)

  • María Luisa Anido

  • Armand (singer)

  • Armandinho (fado guitarist)

  • Itamar Assumpção

  • Hector Ayala

  • Kevin Ayers

  • Ayinde Bakare




B



  • Chris Bailey (Australian musician)

  • Derek Bailey (guitarist)

  • Tom Bailey (musician)

  • Patricio Ballagas

  • Gito Baloi

  • Frode Barth

  • Alan Barton

  • Alexander Bashlachev

  • Siegfried Behrend

  • Jorge Ben

  • Lionel Benhamou

  • Paulino Bernabe Senior

  • Jarle Bernhoft

  • Gilbert Biberian

  • Alan Blakley

  • Marek Bliziński

  • Mike Bloomfield

  • Marc Bolan

  • Alfredo Boloña

  • Adrian Borland

  • Henri Bowane

  • Laurent Brancowitz

  • Vytas Brenner

  • Terry Britten

  • Rune Brøndbo

  • Leo Brouwer

  • Chuck Brown

  • Darren Brown (musician)

  • Chico Buarque

  • Aljoša Buha

  • Ciccio Busacca

  • Vyacheslav Butusov

  • Francesco Buzzurro




C



  • Alan Caddy

  • Jorge Cafrune

  • Carlos Canaveris

  • Guty Cárdenas

  • Saúl Martínez García

  • Jorge Cardoso

  • Abel Carlevaro

  • Stian Carstensen

  • Oscar Castro-Neves

  • Philip Catherine

  • Lauderic Caton

  • Nathan Cavaleri

  • Ceo (musician)

  • Gustavo Cerati

  • Yavuz Çetin

  • Chang Yu-sheng

  • Gautam Chattopadhyay

  • Jean Chaumont

  • Moraíto Chico II

  • James Chimombe

  • Leif Christensen

  • Chrisye

  • Pierluigi Cimma

  • Roberto Ciotti

  • Osvaldo Civile

  • Bobby Clancy

  • Liam Clancy

  • Bruce Clarke (musician)

  • Mick Cocks

  • Mike Condello

  • Peet Coombes

  • Lindsay L. Cooper

  • J. T. Corenflos

  • Henri Crolla

  • Pierre Cullaz

  • Steve Currie

  • Ian Curtis




D



  • Marcel Dadi

  • Pino Daniele

  • Steve Davis (bassist)

  • Smoky Dawson

  • Oliver De Coque

  • Eusebio Delfín

  • Leonard Dembo

  • James Dewar (musician)

  • Luis Días (composer)

  • Alirio Díaz

  • Carlos Díaz "Caíto"

  • Teddy Diaz

  • Sacha Distel

  • Ernesto Djédjé

  • Alexander Dolsky

  • Carlo Domeniconi

  • Ian Stuart Donaldson

  • Lonnie Donegan

  • Aslak Dørum

  • Jimmy Doyle (musician)

  • Amancio D'Silva

  • Ampie du Preez

  • John W. Duarte

  • Karel Duba

  • Milan Dufek

  • René Didi Duprat

  • Slim Dusty

  • Benjamin Dwyer

  • Roland Dyens




E



  • Jon Eberson

  • Richey Edwards

  • Olve Eikemo

  • Zacharie Elenga

  • Amos Elkana

  • Cássia Eller

  • Jon English

  • Hartmut Enke

  • Mads Eriksen (musician)

  • Simone Eriksrud

  • Audun Erlien

  • Mario Escudero

  • John Etheridge

  • Euronymous

  • Iosu Expósito

  • Banning Eyre




F



  • Roberto Fabbri

  • Falco (musician)

  • Dimitri Fampas

  • Frank Farrell (musician)

  • Boulou Ferré

  • Baro Ferret

  • Matelo Ferret

  • Sarane Ferret

  • André Filho

  • Reine Fiske

  • Brick Fleagle

  • Antonio Flores

  • Bjørn Fongaard

  • Daniel Fortea

  • Craig Fortnam

  • Paul Fox (musician)

  • Maurice Frawley

  • Chris Freeman (Australian musician)

  • Eddie Freeman (musician)




G



  • Giorgio Gaber

  • Reeves Gabrels

  • Manuel Galbán

  • Alexander Galich (writer)

  • Rory Gallagher

  • Sunil Ganguly

  • Mondine Garcia

  • Diego del Gastor

  • Dominique Gaumont

  • Luca Gianquitto

  • Colin Gibson (musician)

  • Angelo Gilardino

  • João Gilberto

  • Hubert Giraud (composer)

  • Miguel Ángel Girollet

  • Egberto Gismonti

  • Peter Gläser

  • Vincente Gomez

  • Enrique González "La Pulga"

  • Vladimir Gorbach

  • Nikos Gounaris

  • Lata Gouveia

  • Rolf Graf (musician)

  • Gary Grainger

  • Johnny Greenwood (singer)

  • Gianluca Grignani

  • Slava Grigoryan

  • Gru (rapper)

  • Gerd Gudding

  • Gerhard Gundermann

  • Bhanu Gupta

  • Rune Gustafsson

  • Guyún




H



  • Ollie Halsall

  • Happy-Tom

  • Leslie Harvey

  • PJ Harvey

  • Jehangir Aziz Hayat

  • Heinz Burt

  • Tim Hemensley

  • Luiz Henrique Rosa

  • Svante Henryson

  • Lorenzo Herrera

  • Mark Hewins

  • Homero Hidrobo



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