Mine is Zach Wild lately
how bout you all?
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Mine is Zach Wild lately
how bout you all?
Hit em'hard
hit em'often
Steve Hackett of Genesis
Craig Chaquico, who use to be lead for Jefferson Airplane. Presently, he does Jazz solo's.
Winelover
Depends on what style you are looking for. For Jazz, Al Dimeola. For hard rock, Jimmy Page. For a more cerebral rock, David Gilmore. For Blues, B.B. King and Stevie Ray Vaughn. All depends on the music you are listening to.
Chet Atkins
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For Jazz Jim Hall
Too bad he is gone..
Andres Segovia (Classical) and Doc Watson (country), sadly both are now gone.
Disclaimer: The above is not holy writ. It is just my opinion based on my experience and knowledge. Your mileage may vary.
As a blues guitarist Roy Buchanan has influenced me most.
No one favorite. Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana not in that order. Love them all. You can tell I'm a little "old school".
No way to answer for me. So many are, or were, good. Each has a unique style and trying to say one is "best" is pretty hard.
I will always have a soft spot for so many like Randy Rhoades, Angus Young, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and so many more. My choices are based more on the style of music than the particular player. I have a fondness for late 60's to 80's era hard rock and some metal. Jazz just isn't my thing despite the talent in that arena.
You will learn far more at the casting, loading, and shooting bench than you ever will at a computer bench.
There are lots of good guitar players, but only a few that can write good riffs. For example most say Hendrix was the best player, but Page was the best writer of classic rock. IMO the best player is one that can write good music also.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxvN_GxgpF8
Clapton won guitarist of the Millennium ..Not too sure I agree with that..but he was very influential..
As a guitarist, I like Jeff Beck better
But..
It was Buchanan that influenced me to play guitar..
Last edited by Clay M; 02-20-2015 at 01:56 PM.
Andres Segovia...hands down.
There are many but I've always been a fan of Alvin Lee.
I like too many to pick just one.. All the good blues cats, and the brits, and of course Rev. Billy Gibbons, and don't forget the Skynyrd genre either, all the good ol' southern rockers have melted over into country. It's like making gumbo, some of this, little of that, but it's all AMERICAN MUSIC, Made In USA!
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Not sure who is my favorite, but I come back to listening to Andy McKee often.
Electric.... Gary Moore.
Experience is the source of all knowledge.
Charo------------unless you were talking about the music
Joe Bonamassa......by far
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Yes indeed..I love Gary Moore..WOW what a guitarist he was..I love hearing him play a 335..Originally Posted by Mumblypeg
I real lost to the music world..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXljcwt7JMk
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