laurieluvsit · 26-30, F
Synyster · 51-55, M
@Onestarlitnight Great choices. I'm a Gilmour fan too.
OldBrit · 61-69, M
That's so difficult and changes every day lol.
OK....
Steve Rothery (Marillion) super style, sound and technique. Solos always driven by melody above all else.
Alex Lifeson (Rush). Particularly his rhythm playing in a 3 piece prog group he brings such colour, breath, depth etc his use of such wide chord voicing etc.
Joe Bonamassa. Just hits all the right notes in blue rock.
Chris Buck (Cardinal Black). Solo construction, technique and quality of sound.
Milos Karadaglic. Adding to the classical guitar repertoire and such style, sound, poise etc.
OK....
Steve Rothery (Marillion) super style, sound and technique. Solos always driven by melody above all else.
Alex Lifeson (Rush). Particularly his rhythm playing in a 3 piece prog group he brings such colour, breath, depth etc his use of such wide chord voicing etc.
Joe Bonamassa. Just hits all the right notes in blue rock.
Chris Buck (Cardinal Black). Solo construction, technique and quality of sound.
Milos Karadaglic. Adding to the classical guitar repertoire and such style, sound, poise etc.
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Freeranger · M
Geez I'm no good at these questions, there are some things you need a broader table to lay your cards out on. While I don't have favorite anything's really, my nods go out to (opens the envelope)
-Billy Gibbons
-Calvin (Fuzzy) Samuels (I'm not sure why bass players are so maligned)
-Steven Stills
-Eric Clapton
-Keith Scott
-Joe Perry
-Johnny Winter
*Agree also with Old Brit on Bonamassa. Sometimes I think he's a bit clinical, but he's a true savant---sans imparement.😉
Also, Steve Stevens
-Billy Gibbons
-Calvin (Fuzzy) Samuels (I'm not sure why bass players are so maligned)
-Steven Stills
-Eric Clapton
-Keith Scott
-Joe Perry
-Johnny Winter
*Agree also with Old Brit on Bonamassa. Sometimes I think he's a bit clinical, but he's a true savant---sans imparement.😉
Also, Steve Stevens
SethGreene531 · M
Corporalcolleague · 61-69, M
HoraceGreenley · 61-69, M
fun4us2b · M
Sorry can't do five - no particular order and I'm sure I'm leaving some out
Steve Howe
Robert Fripp
David Gilmour
Mark Knopfler
Jimmy Hendrix
Jimmy Page
Brian May
Jeff Beck
Lindsay Buckingham
Johnny Marr
Jack White
Angus Stone
Leslie West
Dickie Betts
Billie Gibbons
Buckethead
Ben Howard
Steve Howe
Robert Fripp
David Gilmour
Mark Knopfler
Jimmy Hendrix
Jimmy Page
Brian May
Jeff Beck
Lindsay Buckingham
Johnny Marr
Jack White
Angus Stone
Leslie West
Dickie Betts
Billie Gibbons
Buckethead
Ben Howard
vetguy1991 · 51-55, M
Synyster · 51-55, M
@uncalled4
Here’s what I found
Who played on the song Runaway by Bon Jovi?
John did not have a band at that time, so he recorded it with studio musicians. Tim Pierce plays the guitar on this song, - Hugh McDonald plays bass. who later took part in recording the early albums of the band Bon Jovi, and since 1994 the bass Alec John Sach.
Here’s what I found
Who played on the song Runaway by Bon Jovi?
John did not have a band at that time, so he recorded it with studio musicians. Tim Pierce plays the guitar on this song, - Hugh McDonald plays bass. who later took part in recording the early albums of the band Bon Jovi, and since 1994 the bass Alec John Sach.
Sidewinder · 36-40, M
Synyster · 51-55, M
@Sidewinder Definetly.
BlueSkyKing · M
Synyster · 51-55, M
@BlueSkyKing
That’s awesome, I always like to listen to guitarists that I’ve not heard of.
That’s awesome, I always like to listen to guitarists that I’ve not heard of.
PoetryNEmotion · F
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
Synyster · 51-55, M
ImperialAerosolKidFromEP · 51-55, M
Synyster · 51-55, M
@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP
Mike Rutherford of Genesis and Mike and the Mechanics, such a great guitarist.
Great choices
Mike Rutherford of Genesis and Mike and the Mechanics, such a great guitarist.
Great choices
ImperialAerosolKidFromEP · 51-55, M
@caesar7 Genesis? Gordon Lightfoot? I there anywhere our tastes diverge? Maybe you don't like Weird Al.
