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EVH
Ritchie Blackmore
Malcom Young
Not so much as I want to listen to them all the time, more that they all did things that made me go "I want to do that".
Once it was probably: Vai, Hammett and Malmsteen
Now its probably: Rothery, Adrian Smith, and John Petrucci
is it crazy how saying sentences backwards creates backwards sentences saying how crazy it is?
3. hard ... any one of SRV, Clappers, Larry Carlton, Mike Stern, Pat Martino, Birelli Lagrene, Stochelo Rosenberg, Jim Hall, Steve Hackett, Billy Gibbons, Angus Young, Warren Haynes, Johnny Winter, Rory Gallagher
2. Charlie Christian - just listen to his stuff, there was nothing before him. A true pioneer.
1. Django Rienhardt - effortless playing, really inventive lines
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2- Jonny Greenwood
3- Neil Young
Michael Schenker (for tone, melody and phrasing)
Edward Van Halen (for raising the bar out of sight on VH1 alone!)
2. Dave Depper
3. David Gilmour
Page
Gilmour
Eric Schenkman (who? Yes him from the Spin Doctors. His jazz/rock riffing and soloing makes me hard)
Ed Conway & The Unlawful Men - Alt Prog Folk: The FaceBook and The SoundCloud
'Rope Or A Ladder', 'Don't Sing Love Songs', and 'Poke The Frog' albums available now - see FaceBook page for details
Probably for me Gary Moore with his blues head on, Dave Gilmour and Eric Clapton but also with Jeff Beck, Mark Knopfler and several others all jostling for a place!
Guthrie Govan
Jimi Hendrix
In that order.
1. Johnny Marr
2. Nick McCabe
3. Bernard Butler
(and if I was allowed a 4th, Graham Coxon...very close between him and BB, for me).
1 Brian May
2 EVH
3 Joe Satriani
3...and onwards are subject to change depending on the day/weather/mood etc. Today Satch....was a toss up beween he and Gary Moore....
Guthrie Govan
Slash
EVH
Jimi Hendrix
Richie Sambora
1) David Gilmour
2) Jimi Hendrix
3) Jimmy Page/Neil Young
Plus many more others.....
The critical point for me is also loving the music they make. I can't just listen to a guitarist for technique/soloing, got to have good tunes as well.
Mark Knopfler
Luther Perkins
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum
Dave Murray/Adrian Smith/Jannick Gers
Michael Wilton/Chris Degarmo (and now Parker Lundgren)
Yes, I know that's more than 3, they're from the same bands...
Ringleader of the Cambridge cartel, pedal champ and king of the dirt boxes (down to 21)