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You would also like him playing the theme from the Godfather. Slash is also another bad ace.One of my favorites is still November Rain.
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You would also like him playing the theme from the Godfather. Slash is also another bad ace.One of my favorites is still November Rain.
There are easily 20 guitarists who I think are the greatest of all time so I could not pick "The Best" but It would be Stevie Ray, or Yngwie, or Tipton and Downing, or Murray and Smith, or EVH, or Morse, or Eric Johnson, or Vai, or George Lynch, or Menniketti, or Iommi, or Blackmore, or Marty Freidman, or Jimmi, or...so many, but I leave you with another lost too young- Randy Rhodes
There are easily 20 guitarists who I think are the greatest of all time so I could not pick "The Best" but It would be Stevie Ray, or Yngwie, or Tipton and Downing, or Murray and Smith, or EVH, or Morse, or Eric Johnson, or Vai, or George Lynch, or Menniketti, or Iommi, or Blackmore, or Marty Freidman, or Jimmi, or...so many, but I leave you with another lost too young- Randy Rhodes
That would be the late great Terry Kath on guitar for Chicago, Face brings it up often, probably the most underappreciated guitar player of all time.....
Yes he did, dude was a monster. There are a number of great bluegrass players who are incredible....below is one of my all time favorite solos....Dregs doing electric bluegrass with Steve Morse on the guitar....starts at the 1:46 mark....and don't get me started on Chet Atkins!!!!
Derek is incredible, I saw him when he had his own band and multiple times with Tedeschi Trucks (which I think is the best band out there right now)....
IIRC, from that same Behind the Music documentary, Rhodes didnt sign up at UCLA to learn classical guitar, he actually was approached or wanted to teach classical guitar seminars or classes at UCLA.VH1 had a behind the music documentary about Ozzie several years ago. His wife Sharon told a story about Randy. His mom enrolled him in a class taught by the best classical guitarist in CA. 6 weeks later, he was told to leave the class. The instructor told his mom. I cannot teach him anything else.
Rock legends like Jeff Beck, Hendrix, or Page could make the most unique, strangest, otherwordly sounds or effects with their instruments, particularly Beck and Hendrix.
This one by Vernon Reid always blows me away. The majority of the song always seems like a solo. Also, the audience appears to be completely in shock; almost fearful as to what they are witnessing and hearing...just cracks me up. Living Colour was way ahead of their time.
I'm an old metal head. It never stopped me from appreciating C&W artists. watch how Roy goes from guitar to banjo to fiddle. It's
genius. There are not many who walked this planet who could pull this off.