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| TOP 5 Guitar players of all time! 1. .DAVID GILMOUR yeah so I am a little biased since I love Floyd...but all in all he is the best guitar player/vocalist/writer ever-his playing is so consistent and he has so many great albums under his belt. No one can stretch and string-out a note like Gilmour. He plays brilliantly on electric and accoustic. 2. JIMMY PAGE When he was with Zeppelin he was unbelievable. Both on acoustic and electric. Amazing career from the Yardbirds to Zeppelin. Unfortunately his solo album Outrider is one of the worst things I have ever heard, and the new Page and Plant duo is not very convincing. Also Puff Daddy...no...I won't even go there. 3. DUANE ALLMAN I really don't need to say anything. Fillmore East says it all. The most amazing white boy to ever play the blues. On that night in '71, Allman really could turn water into wine. Its a shame he died so young as he had plenty of guitar playing left in him. 4. JEFF BECK Another Yardbirds prodigy. Re-invented and popularized fusion with Blow by Blow and Wired. Amazing guitar player in all respects...just never found the right band. 5. FRANK ZAPPA So many albums and so many great solos. Very versatile guitar player who has done it all in every genre...always with a sense of humor. 6. ROY BUCHANAN 7. JIMI HENDRIX 8. JOE SATRIANI 9. CARLOS SANTANA 10. TREY ANASTASIO |
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| um...in no particular order - these are not necessarily the greatest, but certainly the best i am familiar with: 1. Gilmour (naturally) 2. Hendrix 3. Brian May 4. Pete Townshend 5. George Harrison (6.) SRV (7.) Tom Morello (I just like him) |
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| Here's six that I like and am familiar with, in no particular order: 1. David Gilmour (tone for days; I've never heard anyone replicate him) 2. Robin Trower (awesome '70s guitarist; his Bridge of Sighs album is definately worth checking out) 3. Mick Ronson (his stuff with David Bowie; the Ziggy Stardust album wouldn't have been the same without him) 4. Jonny Greenwood (from Radiohead; tasteful playing) 5. Tom Morrello (from Rage Against the Machine; probably the most experimental guitarist I've heard) 6. George Harrison (nice playing during early Beatles, got even more better near the end of the '60s). |
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| I definitely agree with Wing'd Icarus...SRV, David G, and Hendrix....I would also add Page to the list...Are there any guitarists out there who you would like to see...getting more recognition? I am heading to Ozzfest tomorrow, and must say...Zakk may be an up an comer... |
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| top 5? An impossible task. My 5 most-listened-to: Gilmour Knopfler Clapton SRV Keith Richards 5 favorite WO.....I mean, Italians: Steve Vai Joe Satriani John Petrucci Frank Gambale Al Petrelli 5 favorite too-young-dead: Jimi Hendrix SRV Danny Gatton Duane Allman Randy Rhodes 5 favorite shredders: Vinnie Moore Yngwie the Malmsteen Tony McAlpine Paul Gilbert Marty Friedman 5 favorite Kings: Freddie, BB, Albert, Kong, Henry VIII there's more, but I'm thru being a smartass. |
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| hehee...classic. can't believe i forgot Clapton. King...uh, BB, that is...would be up there too. And I just thought of one, I happen to like The Edge very much...you have to be a bad ass to have people call you The Edge. |
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| Hmm... Gilmour, Blackmore, Harrison, Clapton, Hendrix + a lot others. |
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| Let's see... Gilmour at number 1, then Hendrix, Harrison, Clapton, Knopfler. No technical reasons, just feeling. |
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| No particular order: DG SRV Chris Squire (he plays his bass like a lead...) Alex Lifeson Eddie Van Halen |
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| I'm gonna have to go 10 here cos its just damn difficult no particualt order SRV Hendrix Gilmour BB Albert King Clapton Page Zappa Harrison Brian May cheers |
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| Oh man, what a can of worms....... Only 5 huh????? Well how about the 5 most influential on my playing? First three in no particular order... 1) David Gilmour 2) Eric Clapton 3) Stevie Ray Vaughan Now for a departure...... 4) Ry Cooder (love his slide technique) 5) Adrain Belew (from him I learned the guitar has no limits). Too many other to name that I do love so much lessee...... DiMeolaDeluciaMcLaughlanRichardsPageKathBeckSturme rSommersFrippNugentVanHalenTedeschiKingKingKing(BB FreddieAlbert)CollinsMackBuchannanGuyWatersWaters( MuddyRoger)........ |
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| Gilmour------Hendrix-------SRV-------Clapton-----i grew up listening to these guys...my dad used to put on SRV "white boots" and we'd listen to it all hours of the night......so i'm gonna stick with my childhood influances! |
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| In no particular order: Gilmour, Harrison, Hendrix, May, Clapton, Vai, Page... |
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| Hi everybody. It's been a while since I've been posting. Here's my little list of guitar players. In no particular order and I have much more than five favorites. "Cause I'm a real guitar Lover. ![]() * Jimi Hendrix (I even called my cat Jimi, well, Jimi Shadow, to be exact * Gary Moore * David Gilmour ( oh can he play, listen to "High Hopes" )* Stevie Ray Vaughn * Jeff Beck * Eric Clapton * Jimmy Page * Santana * Lots more who I've forgotten for the moment. It'll dawn on me some later...I hope |
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