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pburness 09-12-10 07:44 PM

Guitarists
 
OK - Coronation Street is on again, and I'm bored. :)
I've just read that Eric Clapton is to auction several of his guitars - so who is your favourite guitarist?

I'm going out on a limb with Steve Rothery....

Phil

chris-p 10-12-10 08:55 AM

He's done that before. He auctioned his black Strat (called Blackie) for charity a few years ago. Went for a few hundred thousand quid IIRC.

Favourite guitarist? There isn't one, there are several - it depends on my mood... David Gilmour, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai and Joe Satriani to name a few. Someone who has been in G3 - that'll probably do!

[I]Edit: oooh 2000th post :D[/I]

AndyStevens 10-12-10 11:21 AM

Hmmmm, favourite guitarist?

Dave Gilmour certainly; Steve Vai certainly (thanks for the Vai reminder Chris!); Gary Moore; John Lee Hooker (ok, he only twangs strings instead of being a real guitar player but...); Eric Clapton; Tony Levin (bass guitarist for Peter Gabriel and inventor of The Stick) err...... that'll do :)

Cheers
Andy

AndyStevens 10-12-10 11:30 AM

And don't forget (and how could I forget) Kirk Hammet!

karenoliver 10-12-10 11:32 AM

Billie-Joe Armstrong from the magnificent Greenday and maybe the Edge from U2 :-)

Karen

chris-p 10-12-10 01:52 PM

[quote=karenoliver;29792]Billie-Joe Armstrong from the magnificent Greenday[/quote]

At the risk of sounding so far up my own a*se I can see daylight, Billy Joe Armstrong is a technically great guitarist but he's got a rhythm and a lyrical style thats just brilliant. Also, easy to play - thanks Billy Joe! :D

Mr Bump 10-12-10 02:12 PM

In the UK at present? - Chris Montague and Mike Outram

chris-p 10-12-10 02:16 PM

Oh, and Satchel from Steel Panther...

If you've not heard of them, don't mind really really crude hard rock and have a sense of humour then it's worth checking them out. Imagine the Darkness with more talent, more volume and much much more vulgarity...

matt wilson 10-12-10 03:12 PM

Never too old to rock and roll..Martin Barre of Jethro Tull..........look up Aqualung on You tube .Going since 1969 or thereabouts and still amazing .

Cathus 10-12-10 04:51 PM

John Williams


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