Likkmee
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I've never known anyone to play with a scalloped fretboardSo can any HS music teacher.It's all scaling and vibrato
Know the reason ?I've never known anyone to play with a scalloped fretboardSo can any HS music teacher.It's all scaling and vibrato
except for Yngwie & Billy Sheehan on his bass.
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AOL Keyword: THEIR sound(s)In no particular order.
Jerry Garcia
Mark Knopfler
Gary Hoey
Eddie Van Halen
Eric Clapton
Jeff Beck
Not for their style or anything other than I like their sound.
I didn’t know that! I wonder what Warren has been doing? I keep tabs on Terry Bozzio, Vinny Colaiuta, Steve Vai to a certain extent, but haven’t heard about Cuccurullo in ages.Towards the end of Zappa song "Packard Goose", Warren Cuccurullo plays an insane Palm muted Al Dimeola outro and Ike Willis says, "sounds like an Arrogant Gypsy"I understand and agree with with this pick on many levels, as I recognize the genius of Zappa. But that’s my heart talking."I think I shouldn't be rated as a guitarist! Rating guitarists is a stupid hobby. I'm a composer, and my instrument is the guitar. If you like the composition, fine. My technique as a guitar player is fair. There are plenty of people who play faster than I do, never hit a wrong note, and have a lovely sound. If you want to rate guitar players, go for them. But there isn't anybody else who'll take the chances that I will take with a composition onstage in front of an audience, and just go out there and have the nerve, the ultimate audacity to say, 'Okay, I don't know what I'm going to play, and you don't know what I'm going to play, and that makes us equal. So let's go-we'll have an adventure here.' That's what I do. There's no way to rate that. You either like that kind of entertainment or you don't. I'd rather have the ups and downs than the assuredness that I was going to go out there and amaze everybody with technique. I want to hear some music, and the challenge for me is writing an instant composition while I'm playing. That's what I do. I Must say, in all fairness, that without being rated, I know there are people out there who love what I do on guitar." -- Frank Zappa
If you are looking for the serious answer to this question, it’s Joe Pass. He’s the greatest guitarist who ever lived and he is the man who Roy Clark, Chet Atkins, Larry Carlton, or any of the greats would immediately - no hesitation - cite as the greatest guitarist. Because they’ve all been quoted saying it.
Larry Carlton, who I believe is the greatest living guitarist, and a Top 5 all-time, said in a Guitar Player interview that he once went to Joe Pass for a lesson. He said it took him over a year of practice to be able to incorporate that lesson into his normal playing.
Other than Carlton, the best one out there is Al DiMeola.
1 Joe Pass
2 Wes Montgomery
3 Larry Carlton
4 Chet Atkins
5 Django Reinhardt
6 Al DiMeola
Al actually plays with Zappa on one of the You Can't Do that on Stage Anymore Cds
(For the uninitiated reading this, Al DiMeola’s breakout album was ‘Elegant Gypsy’). I don’t know if he’s arrogant or not but I’ve met plenty of arrogant musicians in my career who don’t have 1/10 of his talent. So if he is, he’s earned it.
Those early British players are a special bunch for sure.
Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Richie Blackmore, Pete Townshend, David Gilmour - those 5 were a huge influence on the music world.
Who hates the Eagles? Hell that would be downright un American. Hell even the Chinese love the Eagles. I was in Shanghai for a month and that was about all I heard, Hotel California over and over again everywhere I went.
Does that count? You’re practically a Canadian!hey fellow New Yorkers...Niagara Falls here....Born in Bklyn too Bed StyWell I'm a damn yankee.Yes. I'm a Jersey boy and I'm clearly superior to any of the wingnuts on this site.
(Born in Brooklyn , New York - moved south and never looked back )
Eagles greatest hits is still #6 all time.Who hates the Eagles? Hell that would be downright un American. Hell even the Chinese love the Eagles. I was in Shanghai for a month and that was about all I heard, Hotel California over and over again everywhere I went.
I still love ‘Cliffs of Dover’.Overall - Eric Johnson
I’m not a big Eagles fan but:Who hates the Eagles? Hell that would be downright un American. Hell even the Chinese love the Eagles. I was in Shanghai for a month and that was about all I heard, Hotel California over and over again everywhere I went.
I've never known anyone to play with a scalloped fretboardSo can any HS music teacher.It's all scaling and vibrato
except for Yngwie & Billy Sheehan on his bass.
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I read somewhere or heard from anotherI still love ‘Cliffs of Dover’.Overall - Eric Johnson
- I think Henley is one of the finest male vocalists of the past 50 years
- I think they have fantastic harmonies
[*]Glenn Frey was a great songwriter
[*]Joe Walsh is a really versatile guitarist
[*]They have a lot of really great songs
out here were i am at in vegas i was picking up some drugs at CVS ...the kid waiting on me was from Niagara Falls Ontario.....that was a first for me....Does that count? You’re practically a Canadian!hey fellow New Yorkers...Niagara Falls here....Born in Bklyn too Bed StyWell I'm a damn yankee.Yes. I'm a Jersey boy and I'm clearly superior to any of the wingnuts on this site.
(Born in Brooklyn , New York - moved south and never looked back )
Stevie came long after Jimy. 'nuff said.Jimy Hendrix. And it's not even close.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was equal to, or better.