I care! It corrupts the integrity of the whole damned thread! I mean, B is for Burning Down the House - Talking Heads
F is for Fleetwood Mac- Rhiannon, Live, 1982 Save time and scroll to about 5:45- Lindsey does his stuff there, Stevie gets worked up about fifteen seconds earlier. The Jethro Clampett get-up and the stick man dance are hilarious, but the guy can play. Any other fingerstyle rock guitarists I need to know about?
I is for I'm Not In Love- 10cc Live, 1982. Not usually a big fan of songs done as close to the studio recording as possible, but this is an exception because the studio version is pretty much perfect.
K is for Klark Kent -- Don't Care Klark Kent was Stewart Copeland's mid-Police side project. Per the YouTube comments: According to Stewart's book, the backup band in this clip is Sting on bass, Andy Summers and Kim Turner on guitar, and Florian Pilkington-Miksa (of Curved Air) on drums. I'll buy that.
M is a two-fer Some Guy Named Mick who just donated his collection to some rock and roll library in England, and brought along his guitar for the opening. Stay Free (goddamm I love this song so goddam much) Train in Vain
Not to criticize your post, but I remember when they announced the forming of a band with Copeland (who, IMO is still rock's greatest drummer, as Coliauta plays lots of other stuff, and Neil Peart has become predictable in a bad way) on drums and Stanley Clarke on bass. I was hoping to hear a player's album, like Toto's Hydra, and they instead gave me pop. I can't begin to tell you how disappointed I was.