Time To Stop?

[hunter v2.0]

"Sure, but as far as I know (I'm not a Dylan expert), they have played more of a supporting role. More in the background"

In addition to Slow Train Coming or Infidels:)

  Of course there are always exceptions, but in my opinion they prove the "rule".

Slow Train Coming features a lot of guitar, but still little compared with, say, Communique.

Anyway, it's not the amount of guitar or technical level that are important, but how creative and inspired the playing is.

[KnopfleRick]

Mark is primarily a songwriter and also a gifted guitarist. A songwriter is looking at the world. He observes and looks closer than most of us do. This is his destiny.
As long as our world is turning and Mark's fingers are moving, he is compelled to write everything down and turn it into a good song, just as he has been doing for almost 50 years.
His guitar playing became secondary to him so many years ago and if one day he hangs the Les Pauls & Co. on the wall and only plays the acoustic, that's fine with me too.
I think the only things that are important to him at the moment are good lyrics and a nice melody. In this respect he is in a class of his own.
I really don't see any reason to stop!