Your Top 5 favorite guitarists of all time
- SociallyDistorted
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Jimmy Paige
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Joe Satriani
Dave Matthews
Eric Clapton
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- Boudy
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- Unprofessional Blues
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Mine are very similar to yours:
SRV
Clapton
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Satch
Michael Schenker
- Old Tele man
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1) Wes Montgomery (Gibson)
2) Les Paul (Gibson)
3) Howard Roberts (Tele player during early years)
4) Danny Gatton (Tele player)
5) Lenny Breau (7-string)
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6) Chet Atkins (Gretsch)
7) Ed Bickert (Tele player)
8) Roy Buchannan (Tele player)
9) George Tomsco (Strat plyer)
10) Stevie Ray Vaughn (Strat player)
...obviously, I lean toward "jazz" players.
- Newbie Dean
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As a newbie, I envy anyone that can MAKE MUSIC!!!!!!
- guitarace
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- geetar player
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1:SRV
2:Joe Satriani
3:Arlen Roth
4:Antoine Dufour
5:Andy McKee
- SociallyDistorted
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Boudy wrote:
Mine are very similar to yours:
SRV
Clapton
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Satch
Michael Schenker
I still haven't heard the Michael Schenker group ... anyone heard them yet?
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- guitarace
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nope
- chancho
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Ok , here goes........:
Jimmi Hendrix
Eric Clapton
Jeff Beck
Jimmy Page
Stevie Ray Vaughn
............and frankly, I think thats final!
Bob Dylan
Cavett-..well when you mention the National Anthem and talk about playin it in any unorthodox way, you immediately get hate mail....
Hendrix- I didnt think it was unorthodox, I thought it was beautifull.....but there you go
I've been imitated so well I've heard people copy my mistakes.
Jimi Hendrix
This is the strangest life I've ever known.
Jim Morrison
- Buzz Fretwire
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WOW tough question I'd go with 1) Hendrix
2) Eric Johnson
3) Duane Allman
4) Brian May
5) Gary Hoey I met him in person at a music shop what a great guy. Otherwise Stevie Ray Vaughn would be there. One of my all time favorite riffs is from the song; Who's That Lady by the Isley Brothers if you ever get a chance to listen to it you might enjoy it.
Buzz
- littlemc11
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Eric Johnson
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Satriani
Mark Tremonti
DNO 5th
- THE1HOSSFAN
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I can't beleave i havent posted to this yet......O wait i remember why i havent, Its a loaded question....
But i gonna name a few.....
1) Jerry Reed
2)Chet Atkins
3)Roy Clark
4)Les Paul
5)B.B. King.........
Theres is acually not any certain five people so its hard to say......
Waylon forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If life gives you a box of rocks , try not to drop it on your foot!!!!
- Old Tele man
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...yes, Jerry ("the Claw") Reed and aussie acoustic wizard, Tommy Emmanuel!
- THE1HOSSFAN
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Old Tele man wrote:
...yes, Jerry ("the Claw") Reed and aussie acoustic wizard, Tommy Emmanuel!
I just found Tommy recently Through 69Jag....But yea hes cool to......but they said 5....
Waylon forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If life gives you a box of rocks , try not to drop it on your foot!!!!
- Keiko95
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Synyster Gates (A7X)
Jimi Hendrix
Chuck Berry
B.B. King
Johnny Christ (Bass-A7X)
Oh and i'm on my wii. My computer crashed 
so i wont be on as much. Plus im playing my guitar alot more now.
Quotes I Live By:
He, who makes a beast out of himself, gets rid of the pain of being a man - Dr. Johnson
My goal is to be one with the music. I just dedicate my whole life to this art - Jimi Hendrix
- GuitarZen
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Good to see you around Keiko...hoping you get the comp fixed soon.
GuitarZen
- Nutlane
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1)Dicky Betts
2)Allan Collins
3)Duane Allman
4)Gary Rossinton
5)Clapton
- GuitarZen
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Welcome to chordbook Nutlane, thanks for posting and i believe you'll like it here !
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- Strat
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OK got to throw my five pennerth worth in here...
1) Jan Akkerman (the "Focus" years)
2) Jimi Hendrix
3) John Martyn
4) Robert Fripp (King Crimson)
5) Robben Ford
- metalriffzach
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This question seems to pop up in the forums frequently haha. It is very broad and difficulf to answer because so many guitarists are good in different ways. but if i had to pick five of all time it would be as follows (in no particular order):
Michael Angelo Batio (as far as intrumental rock goes, this guy puts vai and satriani to shame, check out his song no boundaries)
Slash(for obvious reasons)
Joe Satriani
Jimmi Page
Steve Vai
But there are so many others, a top 20 would be hard. haha.
- Buddy L.
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I'm old school,1. Jerry Reed, 2.Chet Atkins,3.Kenny Burrell, 4, Wes Montgomery,5,Les Paul. I also enjoy Andre Segovia Carlos Montoya a lot of the classical guitarists.Any one with a three finger style.
