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Who's your Favorite guitar player?
Charles Ross, Jr
(363)
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11/4/2009 1:39:59 AM · 15 Views
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Hey everyone whats up?My topic is an ever ending discussion about guitar players we tried to play like.Ok whats your favorite or greatest guitar player?For me is guys like: Jimi Henderix(Of course) with him and other there wouldnt be the rock that have now these days.OK next is jimmy Page,Eric Clapton,Jeff Beck,Pete Townsend,Eddie Van Halen,Y.Malmsteen,Micheal A.Batio and All blues guitarist like B.B.King.I forgot Dimebag, but he's on my next list of gunslingers.
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/7/2009 11:11:30 PM
Chris Pinto
(22326) wrote:
Hey there, Charles,
Yeah, Hendrix opened the door for some of today's harder rock players (I would tend to agree)....He was an "OK" player, but, he was a better "showman". I wouldn't rave about his technical skills, but, that's my opinion.
If I had to choose just one, it would be next to impossible. There's a million great players out there.
But........
The guy I'm choosing is not who I think is the "best" player in the world, BUT, more importantly, it's the guy who really got me into wanting to play guitar in the first place, and that person would be Glenn Tipton (from Judas Priest).
Back in 1979 or 1980, when I first heard the song "Dreamer Deceiver" from the "Sin After Sin" album....MAN! I was FREAKIN' HOOKED! From that point on, I had to learn guitar! The entire band, from Rob Halford, to Glenn Tipton, KK Downing, and the rest of the band......I WANTED TO BE IN THAT BAND!!! HELL, I still do! LOL
However, as for earlier players that I admire, I go with Blackmore, Uli Roth...etc
And most notably, I'd probably have to pick Les Paul. For without him, there wouldn't have been so many things like, oh, I don't know.....Howabout THE ELECTRIC GUITAR (LOL), Multi-Track recording, delay effects, and so much more. Not to mention, a damn good player back in his day!
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/8/2009 5:36:26 AM
Charles Ross, Jr
(363) wrote:
thats true without those guys we'll be listening to rockin the 50 lol it was hendrix that me playing and kiss who i liked then and now wanted in the 70 to had a band lol |
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/9/2009 3:48:42 AM
Adriano Parmiggianno
(5752) wrote:
Michael Bloomfield is rarely mentioned, check him out on YouTube. |
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/7/2009 11:14:27 PM
Chris Pinto
(22326) wrote:
Hey there, Charles,
I made an "ooops":
Dreamer Deceiver is off the "Sad Wings of Destiny" album...
Chris |
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/8/2009 5:38:46 AM
Charles Ross, Jr
(363) wrote:
lol i wont penalize you hahaha ;)i luv priest |
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/10/2009 8:57:17 AM
Cinda Private
(4808) wrote:
Some incredibly guitar platers in terms of technique and voicings are:
Andy Sumners - from the Police Dominic Miller - plays with Sting
These 2 guitar players always strive to come up with the right chords for the right part of the song coupled with the right technique.
Cin |
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/9/2009 12:05:54 PM
Randy Hano
(6662) wrote:
For me it changes after every decade it seems. It is primarily my change in tastes as a guitar player as well as what I have learned. Being a diverse chameleon type player, my taste range and taste is extreme. My current favorites are Danny Gatton, Robben Ford, Zakk Wylde, Brent Mason, Wes Montgomery, Luis Bonfa and Magic Sam Maggett.
Years ago I enjoyed the VH, Beck, Malmsteen, Takasaki, and on and on and on. |
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/9/2009 12:10:23 PM
Randy Hano
(6662) wrote:
Sorry forgot to add Steve Vai (a fan from the Zappa days), Steve Lukather and Carl Verheyan. |
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Re: Who's your Favorite guitar player?
11/9/2009 12:53:11 PM
Dan Klotz
(255) wrote:
My favorites change all the time too. I like just about every player mentioned here, but I've never heard Bloomfield. I've seen his name mentioned countless times. I'll have to check him out on youtube. Thanks for the heads up.
There are too many favorites to mention, Brian Setzer and Danny Gatton are a couple that I always come back to.
BTW- I think what made Hendrix so awesome was not so much his technical ability, but his innovations and most importantly, his feel. |
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