Who is your favorite guitarist?
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Gatovicolo
Level 7
July 10, 2018
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Hot Tuna these days
@gdboogietime74
Hot Tuna then as well. Hot Tuna was a sort of back up band for Jefferson Airplane.
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Joe Satriani
boatdude87
Level 7
July 9, 2018
0
Is he Santana?
@sweetcharlotte No, but they have collaborated.
Garcia and Cale are 2 tops on my list
gdboogietime74
Level 5
July 9, 2018
2
Ya, Jerry did a good job.
@CrazyQuilter gotta be Jerry Garcia.
Jimmy Page.
maturin1919
Level 8
July 9, 2018
3
Have you heard the acoustic stuff he did with Roy Harper?
@273kelvin I have not, but I'll check it out now. Thank you.
Robert Plant
sweetcharlotte
Level 8
July 9, 2018
1
Uhhh...
Page you mean?
Wow there are soooooooooo many that qualify. Nancy Wilson of Heart. Slow Hand. Alvin Lee. Jimmy Page. The list goes on and on.
Mikeb56
Level 7
July 9, 2018
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A lot are mentioning Clapton but none mentioning JJ Cale.
@gdboogietime74 ahhh the late great JJ.
I've had the pleasure of hearing a number of great guitar players in person.
It would be difficult to think of one more influential than Merle Travis (with the possible exception of Chet Atkins). Doc Watson definitely earned his status a legendary bluegrass picker.
Leo Kottke, Laurence Juber, Pepino d'Agustino, and Pierre Bensusan are/were amazing.
There are plenty of others that I am forgetting.
As far as the most amazing technical playing I have ever seen, that would be Musashi Suzuki (look him up).
But my personal favorite is probably Richard Thompson.
mcgeo52
Level 8
July 9, 2018
1
Tommy Emmanuel for technical, no?
@gdboogietime74, I saw Musashi Suzuki play in Long Beach. It was a small crowd, but there were a number of really good guitar players there. I lost count of the number of jaws on the floor. Not only was he pristine technically, he also played with amazing feeling. And he did this in multiple genres.
I hope he comes back from Japan sometime soon.
Too many to name just one!
MichelleGar1
Level 8
July 9, 2018
2
C'mon..gimme one of your tops
So many. Like Jerry Cantrell from Alice in Chains and Slash.
sassygirl3869
Level 9
July 9, 2018
3
Slash is good ! I worked in Vegas as a supervisor for entertainers (to get them on the stage on time) Slash showed up so drunk, 4 young women were holding him up and dressing him as he showed up for his concert late in his limo. He made it to the stage, they handed him that long black electric guitar and played it like a sober pro. I was amazed at how good he is playing a guitar.
Stevie Ray and Prince was no slouch in that department either.
sloryd
Level 7
July 9, 2018
1
I second the vote for SRV.
Depends on the genre of music. In otherwords, I have several.
kiramea
Level 7
July 9, 2018
1
List em up
Lindsey Buckingham Eric Clapton and that member of the Eagles that did that incredible instrumental on their remake of Hotel California
Drsmash253
Level 7
July 9, 2018
1
Oops, meant to love Angus Young on comment below.
Davy Knowles. At least right now. Might change tomorrow.
Librophile13
Level 6
July 9, 2018
1
Terry Kath of Chicago. The only guitarist Jimmy Hendrix ever said was better than him.
gippertime
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July 9, 2018
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