I would like to spend time with Michael Hedges. His style, his focus, his selfie disopline, his spirituality, his tunings. To meet Michael would be a spiritual experience.

Has to be George Fedrick Handel, 'ombra mai fu' sung by the right person is out of this world, plus all his music is so colourful

John Bonham, hands-down.
A. One of the best ever, if not the best.
B. He was always happy as long as he was playing.
I would just hope that a little of his talent would rub off on me.

John Lennon.

Wow, this is so hard to answer. I think, perhaps, Jim Croce. I think he was a kindred spirit to me, and I would like to hear more of his stories. He often told them in his concerts, he had a way of taking the small experiences of his life, and weaving them into something that made you feel you were there. And that is a skill I would have more of. And I remember mourning him, like I lost a family member. There are others I respect more, but I feel like meeting them would be too much of a "fan-experience". Not what I'm looking for...I want to share.

Prince

Freddy mercury

Probably Jim Morrison.

Jazz guitarist Howard Roberts, a brilliant player and world-class teacher. One night would give me a lifetime of material to work on......

Bowie

Jimi Hendrix or Johnny Winter. It's a tough choice, can I have two?

Jimi , why? how the fuck did you get that good ?

I'd want to hang with Janis Joplin. She was amazing, and lonely. I'd want to be her
friend. Even if it was only for one night.