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yazhound 04-14-2017 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Cajundaddy (Post 9550820)
Stay focused on the thread title Stu: "10 of my favorite guitarists"

These are not necessarily the hottest, most exquisite technique, highest technical ability, just the favorites to listen to. I appreciate Guthrie, Steve Vai, Malmsteen, and other tech savants for their high level of fretboard skill but I rarely sit down and listen to a whole CD of their work. These guys are just often way too busy for me. I could listen to D. Gilmour for a week.
Geez back in HS me a buddy were listening to Gilmour's first solo LP. We'd picked up a Guitar Player mag with Heart sisters well, Nancy, and bam > when asked about current listenings she brought up Gilmour's first solo LP. Didn't we think we were something...

hcoles 04-14-2017 01:36 PM
Estas Tonne, maybe not in top 10 but close?

hawaiipcar 04-14-2017 02:32 PM
Andreas Sergovia
Christopher parkening
Buckethead
Uli jon Roth
Micheal Hedges
John 5
Red Volkert
Jerry Donahue
Danny Gatton
Greg Koch
Brian Setzer
Jeff Beck

ltusler 04-14-2017 04:26 PM
I saw Dave Mason last night, at 70 he ranks right up there.

Superman 04-14-2017 04:51 PM
I read the first page of this thread and wondered....what about Michael Schenker? Seriously, his 'phrasing' is (was) on a par with Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Clapton. He is on my shortlist, frankly.

stuartj 04-14-2017 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by yazhound (Post 9551022)
Geez back in HS me a buddy were listening to Gilmour's first solo LP. We'd picked up a Guitar Player mag with Heart sisters well, Nancy, and bam > when asked about current listenings she brought up Gilmour's first solo LP. Didn't we think we were something...
That was a cracking good record from God's Guitar Player, too. "No Way Out of Here"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igQSCFhGnFs

Cajun, I was clumsily trying to say that there is a lots of lovely blues noodlers...like you, I cant listen to Malmstein or Vai either- but I find GGs musicality, vocabulary and composition quite different. Just MO.

KFC911 04-15-2017 02:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Superman (Post 9551296)
I read the first page of this thread and wondered....what about Michael Schenker? Seriously, his 'phrasing' is (was) on a par with Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Clapton. He is on my shortlist, frankly.
Hey Supe...post 9 more! Sometimes among all the ones listed that we all seem to like, many listed above...there are a bunch I've never heard of...or forgot about :)


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