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randomhandclaps

Tony Iommi, Johnny Greenwood & Prince.

guitargeek62

monoamine said:

Great thread! I think it should be guitarists who

a) had a profound impact on music

b) have something interesting to say

c) would have good chemistry when talking shop

so...

John Frusciante

Josh Homme

Billy F Gibbons

I take it back... this works better!

Moltisanti

Gilmour, Keef, EVH... imagine EVh and keef trading war stories while Gilmour sits there looking posh

johnnyurq

John_P said:

Steve Rothery,
Alex Lifeson,
Andy Latimer
Dave Gilmour


(I need to learn to count but I think they could all do an interesting job of jamming together)

This would have been my list and if stuck to 3 I could remove either Lifeson or latimer, tough choice though.

That is despite Gilmour an Rothery being kinda simular.

Panama_Jack666

Ted Nugent, Dave Mustaine and Neil Young It'd be 97% politics combined with hilarious right wing comments and Neil Young telling them they're wrong.

randomhandclaps

Moltisanti said:

Gilmour, Keef, EVH... imagine EVh and keef trading war stories while Gilmour sits there looking posh

Sadly that wouldn't really happen.  It would just be Keef starting stories that sound like they are going to be amazing nuggets of his experiences, then his brain derailing him on to moaning about a mundane everyday object and finally the whole thing petering out into mumbles and smoky chuckles to himself, whilst Gilmour and EVH tried to smile respectfully.

HAL9000

Wilko Johnson
Mark Knopfler
Ronnie Wood

All got different approaches to their playing, and I reckon there could be some great stories.

monoamine

ha

robwright

I'm with monoamine - even better than the first one!

xSkarloey

Paco de Lucia Jeff Beck Buckethead in which Jeff and Paco can't understand each other's language and Bucket won't talk so they all just jam.

Skipped

The lack of love for Joe Bonamassa is absolutely shocking.






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Skipped

Change the title.
Huh? I don't know.....It might get subtle?


Robben Ford
Sonny Landreth
Mark Knopfler

racefaceec90

quote from john_p 

Steve Rothery,
Alex Lifeson,
Dave Gilmour

these guys :-)

ThePrettyDamned

stonevibe;145855" said:

Mine would be something like

J MascisDave NavarroDave Gilmour

Swap dave navarro with Tim from protest the hero and I'd be happy.

Or just swap dave navarro with John Frusciante. That'd do.

Islandape

Chuck Berry

Varg Vikernes

Sid Vicious

It might get violent...

Edit: I suppose they have to be alive - I believe Charles Manson plays a bit...

kelvinburn

Jeff Beck, James Hetfield, Josh Homme

bigdawg

the old guy - clapton, greeny (peter), beck, townshend, steve cropper, wilko (better that done quick!), weller, knopfler, keef, gilmour, ray or dave davies

the new(ish) 80s guy - slash, grohl, steve jones,

the offbeat kinda guy - frusciante, buckethead, 

57Deluxe

would have to be three chicks this time... who though?? Oh oh - wass her face from Heart for sure...

RocknRollDave

Another vote for Neil Young here - if he doesn't have a "different" approach to your average guitar hero, then nobody does!

You'd have to contrast him with someone of a more traditional ilk...I vote Mark Knopfler - for his clean, measured playing, plus I am sure he has some great guitar stories to share.

Third choice I am struggling with....Andy Summers? Different enough from the other two, plus I did like the bits in IMGL where they tried to teach each other their songs..Would love to see Neil Young having a go at Message In A Bottle on his old beaten up black LP with fuzz all over the place and the Bigsby going up and down like a oil field pump.


EDIT: Actually, now I think of it, I think Neil Young could do an effin epic version of Message In A Bottle...

digitalscream

Depends on the generation, really...

Gilmour

Clapton

Knopfler

Joe Perry

Slash

Joe Satriani

Dave Grohl

Paul Gilbert or Nuno

Trent Reznor