Favorite Guitarists Of All Time

And just cause she's a bangably hot lady as well as a great guitarist:

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I have a great many favorites, from all venues, but I played this song at my Father's Funeral and I have seen this man play live and it was inspirational to say the least. Enjoy

Antoine Dufour - Ashes in the Sea

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Peace

Asmallvoice
 
Thought this might fit in here with this thread:
(the playing isn't great, not bad, but not great. It's the riffs that we know & love. And even at 100 riffs, it's only scratching the surface. ;-) )

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Not sure if you've heard this version
Smoke on the Water
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Vincent VonBlown said:
Angus Young...

If anybody has more rhythm then Angus, I've yet to see it.
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According to Angus it's Malcolm!

"Malcolm's really underrated. He makes the band sound so full, and I couldn't ask for a better rhythm player. Sometimes I look at Malcolm while he's playing, and I'm completely awestruck by the sheer power of it. He's doing something much more unique than what I do-with that raw, natural sound of his. People like Malcolm, Steve Cropper, Chuck Berry and Keith Richards-they're all doing something better than the rest of us."

And who are we to argue with Angus ;)?
 
I agree, not a big fan of his...but hell, anyone of the musicians listed on this board is better than me, and I know good musicianship when I hear it.
 
^^^Mayer's no slouch. Talented mo-fo. Wish the JM Trio would of worked out.

Here's a criminally neglected guitarist if there ever was one in the history of music. I always love that he sounds like two guitarists playing.

Richard Thompson - Woodstock - JM Tribute 2000

It's all about those little things when he plays. No slouch with an electric, but he's a monster on acoustic.
 
Its pretty wild how alot of musicians get innovative when they want to make a sound,I mean look at Eddy Van Halen hes been known to use a powerdrill on his strings to get a whole new slide effect.Its a beautiful thing!I think Lowell George is underrated, hes pretty dam good!
 
Dislexicmidget2021 said:
Its pretty wild how alot of musicians get innovative when they want to make a sound,I mean look at Eddy Van Halen hes been known to use a powerdrill on his strings to get a whole new slide effect.Its a beautiful thing!I think Lowell George is underrated, hes pretty dam good!
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Eddie used to have a sponsorship from Makita, they used to provide those drills!
 
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