Who's your favorite guitarist?

[Bournio]

Charley/charlie Patton. Go youtube him now... He's, I think, the first delta blues musician that was recorded. IT'S ALL HIS FAULT :P

[shackman]

ME, Me Me. (I had to add the second two me's - the bioard said the message was too short otherwise.

[Madguitrst]

Adrian Belew

[mikewell]

Lindsey Buckingham!

[Phased]

Originally Posted by teacup

I know this might be hard because there are so many, but my favorite is Stevie Ray Vaughn because 100 years from now, people will still be wondering how he did what he did. He's just my idol!

1: Frank Zappa (RIP)

2:Snakefinger (RIP)

3: Adrian Legg



Peace ...

[garww]

Originally Posted by Phased

1: Frank Zappa (RIP)

2:Snakefinger (RIP)

3: Adrian Legg



Peace ...

Nice to see Frank mentioned. I don't even attempt his stuff.

[Phased]

Originally Posted by garww

Nice to see Frank mentioned. I don't even attempt his stuff.

This is how its done ....

http://www.youtube.com/v/G2b0OIkTraI&hl=en_GB&fs=1&




What gets me is that he could do full (note accurate) orchestral arrangements in his head !!!

Peace

[garww]

Originally Posted by Phased

This is how its done ....

http://www.youtube.com/v/G2b0OIkTraI&hl=en_GB&fs=1&




What gets me is that he could do full (note accurate) orchestral arrangements in his head !!!

Peace

I can't do the tube, but I'll take your word for it. I myself & me walked the streets of El Cajon looking for a Zappa Shrine, but didn't see much. Maybe his old school : )

If one searches Flickr, one can see that there are a few Zappa statues around the world. Maybe more than Hendrix ???

Say hi to Suzi Creamcheese !!

[Phased]

It was a live performance of "Joe's Garage "

I thought of another guitarist I'd like to add to my list ...

... Bob Brozman (a master in his field IMO)

Here's a couple of Suzy pix fo y'all ...








Peace ...

[MRG2U]

Stevie played rings around every body and I dare any player to try and do what he did, w/ the guitar having 12's or 13's on it and play it down low like he did. As for Bonamassa, Right on. I think he is one of the best contemporary blues men out today. Saw him in a 300 seat theater and was blown away and i been playin well over 30 years.