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OT - Guitar solo

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[Deleted User] Posts: 672
in THE MAIN WALL
same dude
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb5QaCfm7bg&feature=related

serious scale practicing. and note that his thumb seldom comes over the topside of the neck. classical form

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  • Mitch_4
    Mitch_4 Member Posts: 955
    guitar virtuoso

    check this guy out...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rutyA12z3Ok
  • hvacfreak
    hvacfreak Member Posts: 439
    another Shrapnel Artist

    He was part of the mid 1980's Shrapnel Records " Shred " movement. He never really " broke out " like many of the other guys did( Yngwie Malmsteen , Paul Gilbert , Marty Friedman ) ...glad to see he's still going.
  • Steve M_2
    Steve M_2 Member Posts: 121
    EC greatest lving guitar player

    Everyone knows Eric Clapton is the greatest guitar player still living. Check out this clip of perhaps his greatest performance ever recorded. watch video
  • Steve M_2
    Steve M_2 Member Posts: 121
    Eric Clapton

    Everyone knows Eric Clapton is perhaps the greatest living guitarist. Check out this clip of his greatest performance and i think you'll agree! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_M9zWORBuA
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 672
    what he lacks in

    technical expertise, he makes up in heart
  • Paul Fredricks_3
    Paul Fredricks_3 Member Posts: 1,557
    Well...

    That was fairly intense. The man definitely knows his way around the finger board, from both directions. Just hurts my hands to watch.
  • cory c_2
    cory c_2 Member Posts: 8
    steve howe

    Saw Steve Howe with ASIA last night @ Mohegan Sun Wolf's Den. He'll be back with YES for a tour this summer. True maestro. If it has strings, he can play it. Carlos Santana was also in concert last night @ Mohegan Sun Arena. Two unbelievable guitarists.
  • Andrew Hagen_2
    Andrew Hagen_2 Member Posts: 236
    How about this guy?

    Andy McKee Some pretty cool stuff.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 672
    if you like that, then........

    this youngin stole my ears and my heart
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shYdqbJgQdc
  • Supply House Rick
    Supply House Rick Member Posts: 1,399
    Here's a few

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=v8pUqln36po

    John Petrucci of Dream Theater from his tour with G3


    http://youtube.com/watch?v=T7qpfGVUd8c&feature=related

    George Harrison (favorite Beatle) & Clapton doing my favorite song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"

    To me the Shred guys sound the same-sorry

  • hvacfreak
    hvacfreak Member Posts: 439
    I don't know...

    ..about the " sounds the same " or performance versus " feel " ( I fought those arguments back in my day and will always be without resolve ).

    I like all the players named in this post ( I had never heard that girl with the Ovation...thanks ). Fast , slow , country , metal...it's all about execution ( Guitar Hero , lol ).

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OrCc_cy_tw
  • Supply House Rick
    Supply House Rick Member Posts: 1,399
    Eddie Van Halen

    This will melt your face: Musicians that match Eddie's talent. This will change your life...

    Tony Levin - Bass

    Jan Hammer - Keyboards

    Wish they would record!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1VOcZ280vA
  • TLynch
    TLynch Member Posts: 19


    Thank you for sharing that. I'm a Clapton fan, but that is a great parody and I absolutely killed myself laughing. Thanks!
  • Bob Harper
    Bob Harper Member Posts: 1,090


    Shredding is fun for a minute but for listening pleasure, I go for quality---not quantity. While I love Clapton's playing in general, nobody gets more soul and feeling out of one note than David Gilmour. Every note is chosen. He also leaves a lot of space in the music to savor the notes that are there. Shredding does not allow enough space to enjoy the experience for me.

    Bob
  • Mitch_4
    Mitch_4 Member Posts: 955
    shredding

    I was helping my girl research semie mosely (first triple neck guitar) when I saw that..the feat was incredible. I have played for 30+ years in all kinds of bands, but him playing harmony with himself was wild.

    As to my personal choice for most soul in playing:

    Mark Knoffler..although clapton, and gilmour rank right there too.

    Gimmethe classic rock, I can't relate to the "angst" inmusic these days..my music was about fun, good times, uplifting..not complaining about how the world mistreated me
  • Daniel_3
    Daniel_3 Member Posts: 543
    Uke

    Check out this guy with the Uke of awe.

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=wKtH3t3iX98

    george's weeping guitar . . is weeping now.
  • Bob Harper
    Bob Harper Member Posts: 1,090


    Ok, if you speed freaks are into something different, try Chino the "Cellonator" doing Van Halen's Eruption:

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=x9t1kicp2jE&feature=related
  • Mark Hunt_4
    Mark Hunt_4 Member Posts: 68
    Bob nails it!

    Gilmour WROTE solos. It wasn't about 64 notes to the bar, it was about being a musician and composing music that worked with the rest of the piece.

    Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits had/has it down as well.

    The list of accomplished musicians would be endless. What it all comes down to is listen to what you like. It's not a contest.

    Mark H

  • hvacfreak
    hvacfreak Member Posts: 439
    well...

    while we're on this end ...can we at least include " The Reverend " Billy Gibbons...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LlxRX8fgsU
  • Bob Harper
    Bob Harper Member Posts: 1,090
    for Mark Hunt

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W6hBI1SAL4

    This Bud's for you!
    Bob
  • Tombig_2
    Tombig_2 Member Posts: 231
    How bout some slide

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oNFRWXDSA8&NR=1

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxzk46iToo4&feature=related
  • Steve Eayrs_2
    Steve Eayrs_2 Member Posts: 56
    Dont forget Tommy Emanuel

    Hes smooth and love this song. Can tell he does too.
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    WOW! What a download. Not sure I did it right. Should I have that many letters?

    If it doesn't come up, look him up and also look his boogie.
    Steve
  • Steve Eayrs_2
    Steve Eayrs_2 Member Posts: 56
    try again.....

    see if this leads to Tommy.
    http://blog.daum.net/jsveron23/7081894

    Steve
  • Steve Eayrs_2
    Steve Eayrs_2 Member Posts: 56
    ok, ok

    I can't seem to operate my computer, but still think hes great..... Love his live rendition of "nine pound hammer" too.

    Steve
  • Mark Hunt_6
    Mark Hunt_6 Member Posts: 147
    Thanks Bob!

    I never get tired of listening to Gilmour.

    Mark H
  • Supply House Rick
    Supply House Rick Member Posts: 1,399
    On The Turning Away

    Top five solo for me...

    Gilmour is a god
  • hvacfreak
    hvacfreak Member Posts: 439
    Gimlour is awesome...

    ...but I only ever hear him on songs that are 20 beats per hour.

    On this side of the coin I'd have to roll with someone like SRV ...great blues guitar regardless of tempo...just my opinion ( I guess ).

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGcgcOEvqE4
  • Paul Fredricks_3
    Paul Fredricks_3 Member Posts: 1,557


    Try this Steve:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQJ1k2HMoRU
  • Diciocco
    Diciocco Member Posts: 27
    Geetar...

    I agree Mark but I would like to add Michael Schenker,Tony Iommi,Darell Abbott,Jeff Wiedlandt,Dave Linsk,Warren Haynes & Tony Palmucci off the top of my head. I like phrasing over technical.Rowan Robertson,Jake E.Lee,Randy Rhodes,Prince (amazing guitarist) Billy Gibbons,Joe Perry,Richie Blackmore,Jimi Hendrix,Stevie Ray Vaughn,Jimmy Page...hell I could go on and on...
  • Supply House Rick
    Supply House Rick Member Posts: 1,399
    Gilmour

    He kind of makes every note count doesn't he. No shredding pyrotechnics all style and substance. That's why Pink Floyd has endured so long. One note and you know it's him, like Santana and Blackmore-unique. Without Hendrix what would SRV have sounded like? Nobody knows...
  • Mitch_4
    Mitch_4 Member Posts: 955
    SRV

    was incredible..I saw him once, and in the middle of a solo broke the high e string, without missing s beat, slid up the fret board, dropped some notes an octave when he needed the e, and just kept going..

    Man I miss him..
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