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post #136 of 144

It's hard to believe that 9 pages in and there still is no mention of Jeff Beck (unless I missed it and if I did I do apologize).

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC02wGj5gPw

 

Here's another...  Mattias Ia Ecklundh.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK0RHJ8qtOY&feature=related


Edited by darcyb62 - 1/2/12 at 3:39pm
post #137 of 144

Pat Metheny.  Not only can he shred but his composing is amazing!  To hear a simple interlude and wonder "how did you come up with that note selection??"  Just wonderfully beautiful in so many instances.

post #138 of 144

I'm quite sure someone has already mentioned Andy McKee, but I won't read the whole ten pages to verify. And maybe no one mentioned him. Anyway, in my opinion, he's the god of acoustic guitar.

 

post #139 of 144

Carlos Santana is a great guitarist. His live performances are awesome! 

post #140 of 144

John Petrucci, hands down.

post #141 of 144

No love for Steve Lukather? I really think he's one of the greatest guitarists ever. He played on hundreds, it not thousands, of records and is extremely good live also.

post #142 of 144


Yep. Lukather. One of the best guitarist alive.

 

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Originally Posted by 32y0 View Post

No love for Steve Lukather? I really think he's one of the greatest guitarists ever. He played on hundreds, it not thousands, of records and is extremely good live also.



 

post #143 of 144

Fareed Haque; renaissance man, virtuoso


Edited by rehabitat - 1/25/12 at 2:04am
post #144 of 144
I'm not a country fan, but the best guitarist I've ever heard is a local ~70 year old guitar picker by the name of Jerry Menown. Though not indicative of his talent, once upon a time he was guitarist in Patsy Cline's band. He also played on the Country Music Jubilee back when it existed. These days, he plays rock and country sets, depending on what band he's playing with, but I think he prefers playing jazz. I've been fortunate enough to see him play quite a few times, with a band as well as solo. once, I was listening to him play a pretty difficult piece, then say, "and here's what it would sound like of Chet Atkins was playing it," and his style changed, and all of a sudden it felt like I was listening to Chet Atkins. A little bit later, he switched the style to that of Jerry Reed, then, continued changing playing styles. I don't think there's anything the man can't do with his guitar.
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