There's already some top shelf players slated in Jimmy Page, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Warren Haynes, Neal Schon. Lou Pallo & The Trio are Les Paul's bandmates and are worthy.

I wasn't too sure about Count's 77 & Johnny A. I have to check out their available material to familiarize myself with them. I never thought much of Steve Miller as a guitarist, a lot of pop and some nice noncatchy blues early. Joan Jett is a Rock & Roll HOFer now, but I've never been head over heels with her stuff. I have quite a few Gibson Les Paul strummers that I'd love to see pop up on the upcoming list.

Dickey Betts immediately jumps out as does Derek Trucks, Goldtops galore. I have a few others in mind that strap them Les Pauls on and deserve an invite.

Who jumps out at you?