The best guitarists of all time include not only the hardest rockers to have picked up the instrument, but the groundbreakers who cleared the way for them. No Roy Buchanan ??? Both changed the way we play and the sound of guitar today. DAVEY really shows off in LOVE LIES BLEEDING!! Hendrix, like the Rolling Stones, has always been overrated. I agree with all these guitarist! Haynes is the king of the jam-band world because he’s absorbed the full tradition and personalized it. The list is of your favorite players and its obvious that you don`t have any idea what guitar playing is….stick to what you know man! Mick Ronson could ramone ever have played jazz? In 1977, six people, including Ronnie Van Zant, Steve and Cassie Gaines, assistant road manager Dean Kilpatrick, and both the pilot and co-pilot, were killed in a plane crash outside of Gillsburg, Mississippi. 3. The guitarists mentioned here and their rankings are culled from other lists. those first few albums COOKED. ^I like Joni, but yes, I can see that. absolutely Danny Gatton…. For Madonna, it was going more R&B and pop. That is completely false – Eric has always said that Buddy Guy is the greatest guitarist he’s ever heard. So many Jazz guitarists like George Benson, Birelli Lagrenne, Wes Montgomery… The list goes on and on and on… What about more modern guys like Tosin Abasi, a total innovator on 8 string guitar… How about Gary Moore from Thin Lizzy, Joe Bonamassa, Larry Carlton, Jon Herrington, Dean Parks, Skunk Baxter? A guitar genius nobody mentioned is Mike Oldfield ! Drug addiction, There were rumors of him being hooked on pills as far back as 1998. he has played back up for so many people. Neil Young, Leslie West, Rick Derringer, Alvin Lee, Kim Simmons deserve to be on the list. All of these should be in the Top 10 or 20. Those bass string solos on “Galveston” and “Wichita Lineman” are models of economy, but if you really want to be impressed, check out his live version of “MacArthur Park,” proving his spot on a list of the greatest guitarists is more than well-earned. Thanks for Warren Haynes (remember him playing Cortez the Killer – wrong right title? Steve Rothery 23. Robin Trower not listed is wrong. Check out: “Shake, Rattle & Roll”, The story of Dick Dale’s surf rock success is an unlikely one in which a hungry young kid flashes back to the Lebanese music he grew up with, applies much volume and a ton of reverb, thinks about the thrill of catching a wave and invents southern California’s defining instrumental sound. – A ridiculously high percentage of posters have abysmal reading comprehension; I AGREE WITH CHARLES BUT WHERE IS JOE BONAMMASA AND DAN FOGELBERG I MEAN REALLY WHO ARE SOME OF THESE OTHER GUYS THAT NO ONE HAS HEAD OF, I have had my say about this before… Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Cody Kilby, bluegrass but light up an acoustic. Brilliant but also suffered with too much speed at times. I have no problem with that. I’d like to see your list of people better than Hendrix, before I bite your head off. Frank Gambale Later he put the distortion aside and became a first-class country-rock picker, anchoring the Everly Brothers’ reunion-era band. Outstanding guitarist who died too soon. Congratulations! These lists are always going to be hugely controversial. Where is Terry Kath? Get up to the minute entertainment news, celebrity interviews, celeb videos, photos, movies, TV, music news and pop culture on ABCNews.com. This list is f’d up. Allan Holdsworth Check out: “No Blues”, The blues had a baby, they called it rock’n’roll, and the guitar intro on Chuck Berry’s “Maybelline” was the moment of conception. no,Buckethead,,Chris Duarte,,Walter Trout,,Robin Trower,,Richie Kotzen,,Greg Howe,,Shawn Lane,,Mike Stern,,Mato Nanji,,Michael Hedges,,Jennifer Batten,,Uli Jon Roth,,John Cipolina,,Kenny Burrell,,Carvin Jones,,Rick Nielson,,Page Hamilton,. IMO Eddie Van Halen is clearly the best guitarist of ALL times! Let’s see, this list is all back assward and forgot to mention some guys that make most of these clowns look like weenies … Larry Coryell, Al DiMeola, Paco DeLucia, Steve Hackett, Joe Pass, Herb Ellis, Pat Martino, Segovia, Julian Bream, Carlos Montoya, Yngvey Malsteem, basically every Jazz guitarist and progressive rock who ever lived with a few exceptions, every Flamenco guitarist, every Classical guitarist, etc, but included a whole bunch of wankers who made crap contribution to rock music, in other words, the shallow end of the gene pool … and even in the rock world, it fails to mention guys like Dave Mustaine and most metal heads that make most rock and blues players look like pussies … only some idiot working for the Rolling Stone could come up with this list. Learn about careers at Cox Media Group. It is a matter of your taste. How about top 5?!? My my, what on earth was this based on? BUT I don’t think her aim was popularity, so I don’t think she cared about losing some audience. Found insideTheir southernfried, twangyguitar sound was enhanced by a unique approach: Whereas most bands had either one or two guitars, Skynyrd boasted three (Allen Collins, Gary Rossington, and Ed King later replaced by Steve Gaines), ... And Robert Johnson needs to be somewhere on this list. Allegation 1 - Between January 2019 and June 2019 Sgt Hucks ... Summary: Cheryl Pollock's birthday is 02/01/1956 and is 65 years old. Thank you Bob……Segovia IS without a doubt the absolute best on acoustics. 1. OH I WEPT: GREAT SONG!! Then you come back onto the music scene and sometimes no one remembers or cares about you. Found inside â Page 1097Ronnie Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines, backup singer Cassie Gaines, road manger Dean Kilpatrick, and the pilots of the plane died. Lynyrd Skynyrd was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006 (Brant 1999). Hopewell Theater is a performing arts theater in New Jersey presenting movies, live music, talks & performances in one state-of-the-art dine-in theater. Check out: “Paranoid”, It says a lot that Warren Haynes could step into institutions as venerable as the Allman Brothers Band and a couple of Grateful Dead spinoffs, and still be his own man. How and when did the band form? Hendrix overrated . Paul Kossoff That year also happened to be the very first time I was underwhelmed seeing him live (relative to how amazing he was at prior shows). Just because it happens to be mine does not make it any more or less valid than anyone else’s. Listen to there guitar play and you will know why. Randy Rhoads???? Alex Lifeson, Steve Gaines, Allen Collins, Micky Moody, Bernie Marsden. And then there’s the small matter of NO JOE BONNAMASSA??? Yes, I know there are exceptions. Martin Barre 22. Have we missed one of yours? whoever heard of Alvin Lee ??????????? THIS IS CRAP! Not only did he provide them with killer riffs, but he stretched out to parts unknown in his solos. I gotta admit, as I was reading that list, I was thinking exactly that: never heard of any of these, had no idea he'd released so many albums after the early 90s. Choose five parameters and let people vote because if you have “longevity” as even one it will change everything, what makes someone the best isn’t one or two records. Well, he deliberately avoided fame, but if you Youtube him you will see what I mean. Wouldn’t be able to play anything without his pedals, and yet he’s ranked higher than Slash, Joe Perry, Frampton, Gary Moore etc. He’s also featured in the most heart-wrenching scene in the documentary Standing In The Shadows Of Motown, where he talks about sitting in a restaurant unrecognised while his indelible intro to The Temptations’ “My Girl” plays. And is probably not a guitarist!!! Non è possibile, Jimmi Page 2° Eric Clapton 2° ?????????? Stanley Jordan Even Keith called him a “ fucking virtuoso” sheesh Did I not see Prince ? What about Steve Lukathier (ToTo) or way back Roy Clark. Band confidant, Gene Odum, is privately interviewed to share his story on what happened on this awful day in history. 22. Dimebag Darrell????? Some features on this site require registration. This is many of them,but,Sonny Landreth,is on of them,many is forgotten,Albert Lee,jimmy thackery,hank marvin,eddie meduza,øystein sunde,roy clark,marty stuart,jerry reed,waylon jennings,hank c burnette,bill kirchen,and the guitaist for tom petty,j.j.cale,++. LOOK AT ALL THE CRY BABIES HAVING A CRY CAUSE THERE GUITAR PLAYER DIDNT MAKE THE LIST YOU CAN NAME ALL HE GUITAR PLAYERS YOU WANT BUT HENDRIX AND JIMMY ARE THE BEST, BAND OF GYPSIES AND LED ZEPPELIN BEST BANDS EVER KEEP ON CRYING YOU SAD FOCKERS. It is very obvious to me the author never played the guitar let alone his skill in music. It's alleged that Police Sergeant 2453 Gavin Hucks** _ ** "breached the standard of professional behaviour"_. And in that case, we would remember him as that great guitarist who got all weird and made thirty years of very strange records. Robert White (Motown session Man) But once Chet Atkins had been there and done that, he devised the more elegant, gentlemanly style that not only defined his sound, but defined the “Nashville Sound” from the mid-60s onwards. Go to youtube .com and listen to Machine Gun played by Randy Hansen. Check out: “November Rain”, We got a tragically small amount of music from Skydog, but Duane Allman left a mark on slide-guitar artistry for decades to come – not least with his guest spot on Derek And The Dominos’ “Layla.” His secret weapon was the soulful touch that he’d honed through a few years of work as an Atlantic sessionman and later applied to his time with The Allman Brothers, with his brother Greg, before his tragic passing in 1971. Robin Trower? This list is seriously flawed. Oh! 100% agree. 30. He’s an amazing guitarist and sometimes he’s not on the list. This is all opinion, and I’m sure that this list is a collaborative endeavor, but I do have to say that I’ve lived long enough to have seen many of these performers, including Hendrix and Allman, so I have a little grounding here. There is NO Top 50, or Top 10 or Top anything. Writing some of the most memorable riffs in rock history more than earns him a place on this list of the best guitarists of all time. This is a joke definitely, Keith Richards ahead of SRV and BB King??????? At least someone was smart enough to include Robert Johnson here who probably, even if indirectly, influenced all of the guitarists. The fact that Walter Trout is not even mentioned makes this laughable/. Willie Johnson (Sun Records session Man and Howlin’ Wolf guitarist when he recorded for sun) MICHEAL SCHENKER ELLIOTT EASTON PAUL KOSSOFF N TOMMY BOLIN is crap what is the big deal with Eric Clapton and jimmy page they are so overrated Ritchie Blackmore is the much better guitar player oh also NEAL SCHON and JOE PERRY they need to be included also. When I read Rolling Stone’s top 100, deep in the discussion the name of Sister Rosetta Tharpe popped up. Mick grant,Giacomo Agostini,mike hailwood,joey Dunlop,Kenny Roberts,Barry Sheene,Phil read,oops I digress. We could argue all day but each of us has are own taste. OK, let’s all agree that it should have been a TOP 200 Guitarists and we all have our own opinion. Found inside â Page 33In the midst of tour work supported by VAUX and HIGH ON FIRE for guitarist Jimmy Coup exited in mid November. ... ANGER AS ART (CA, USA) Line Up: Steve Gaines (vocals / guitar), William Rus- trum (guitar), Javier Marrufo (bass), ... Squeezing the talent thatâs blessed our ears for all these years into a list of 10 is just as difficult as choosing which limbs to lose or keep. Unfortunately, I do not play publicly anymore so there is no guitar. could peter green ever invent the guitar Language of the following decades ? He initially held the coveted “stunt guitar” slot in Frank Zappa’s band, where his offstage exploits earned him the track “Stevie’s Spanking.” During a brief stay with Whitesnake and a longer one with David Lee Roth, he played shredding solos with the best – but check the solo track “Weeping China Doll” to hear him in a more artful context. Well….I just read “Forbes’ Greatest Lists Of All Time” and… guess what? I’ve met Joe, Larry, Jon, & Lee Ritenour and speaking as a guitar player for 50 years, the versatility that the players you list have as well as their articulation, it is a sham that they’re not on the list. And he’s still trying new things, doing his first rock’n’roll album (Walking to New Orleans) 50 years into his career. Hendrix top dog? Dear Twitpic Community - thank you for all the wonderful photos you have taken over the years. Another joke A-list of guitarists…its more about popularity rather than talent.Please do not put jazz or fusion guitarists on the list (they forgot more in their sleep last night) most of the who`s who on your list are three chord bandits or power chord pretenders.Many on the list want to be Allan Holdsworth….haha funny he isn`t on the list…Apples and Oranges …no comparing in other words …how can you have Chet Atkins and Jack White ,Jimi Hendrix and Django Reinhardt up against each other? Les Paul number 3 ! 1. John Petrucci 21. Here’s a clip of SRV looking like they just scraped him off the floor and handed him his strat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grBmQwLSlDw Yeah I gotta put that above Clapton. I thought that you meant CARLOS Montoya but COCO Montoya also exists. I agree. Veronica Sorenson was connected to this place. Mick Box what about Glen Campbell? This is a joke seriously…. 3) Manzanera Rory Gallagher at 45 was it? And what do you know, there he is number three. What should make the top 5 is the guys that all other great guitarists followed and wanted to play with. Become a contributor - post when you want with no ads. Check out: “Melting Pot”, The key to Jimmy Page’s genius is really his years as a session player, coming up with endless ways to enhance a song. They are way better than 90% of the guitar players on that list. Not much of a list. I am sure that DEEP PURPLE was glad when he was replaced by STEVE MORSE. Indeed. HE ALWAYS MAKE NUMBER 1 FOR SENTIMENTAL REASONS. And Clapton is #1. Your list is not even close to right , Hendrix shouldn’t be in the top 20 , volume is not talent , a chimp can make noise with a guitar , Clapton , Page , Vaughn , that’s the real axe men ………. Both with Sonic Youth and as a solo artist, he remains an alt.rock guitar hero. Drug addiction, There were rumors of him being hooked on pills as far back as 1998. Keith is the greatest rhythm guitar player I have ever watch or heard. I have heard many a great rock guitarist turn their hand to other styles and acoustic. Not to say Clapton wasn’t influenced by Cale and Hendrix wasn’t influenced by Clapton. We have now placed Twitpic in an archived state. Most likely somewhere above the no. The person or persons who compiled this list might have some mental problem.It shows clearly that they know very little about the subject of the best “Axe men”…. TOMMY EMMANUEL?????!!!!! Buddy Emmons (steel) should be mentioned also. Check out: “Concrete Jungle”, Sure, there are flashier soloists (a couple of whom have themselves been in The Rolling Stones), but nothing says rock’n’roll like Keith Richards kicking off a rhythm riff. Check out: “Let There Be Rock, Arguably the premier lead guitarist in 80s metal, Kirk Hammett united the ferocity of thrash with heavy technical dazzle, but could be highly expressive as well – witness the way his solo screams for life on “One.” Less unhinged, but equally impressive, is the brief and beautifully constructed solo on “Sad But True.” Lindsey Buckingham is often overlooked but a brilliant player. And go ahead and laugh when I say “George Benson.” He can cut loose. And an underrated Nuno? If you really want an ACCURATE list of actual greatest guitarists you have to list them by genre, musicianship, dexterity, speed, musicality, etc. Has anyone ever heard Eruption? Brian May should be much higher IMO. Also some listed are laughable when talking about guitar playing ability. Best rhythm guitar player on The planet. Pete Townshend He was as proficient as most of the others that are on the list or have been mentioned, but like it or not he had a musical creativity and imagination that was uniquely his own. Hendrix said Terry Kath was the best he had ever seen…enough said. I agree. How about John Frusciante from RHCP, THE BEST GUITARIST IN THE LAST 25 years! I agree with you on both Roy Clark and Phil Keaggy. Hopewell Theater is a performing arts theater in New Jersey presenting movies, live music, talks & performances in one state-of-the-art dine-in theater. I agree. Pete Townshend Check out: “Stardust”, Among the flash and bombast of 80s hard rock, Slash sounded like a return to form, bringing back the spirit of old rock’n’roll to the Top 40 with a blues sensibility While best known for the kind of epic, stage-stealing solos like the one he unleashed on ‘November Rain’, the Guns N’ Roses guitarist helped to turn GNR from a Sunset Strip fixture to a stadium-rock act. Found inside â Page xviSoloists: Allen Collins, Gary Rossington (slide guitar) Album: Lynyrd Skynyrdâpronounced lehnerd skinnerd (MCA, 1973) â'Free Bird' ... By the time Skynyrd cut the 1976 live album One More from the Road, Steve Gaines had replaced King, ... Squeezing the talent thatâs blessed our ears for all these years into a list of 10 is just as difficult as choosing which limbs to lose or keep. Ritchie Blackmore Rory Gallagher of Taste. I wouldn’t mind seeing Pat Metheny on this list along with Bruce Cockburn (I’m a fan of his style) & Phil Keaggy whom many people might not know but I would say is certainly better than thr likes of Slash or Jack White. Four! He’s the real deal. [quote]no one wants to hear your stripped down, acoustic, slow shit. Found inside â Page 74While a 1977 plane crash claimed the lives of two Skynyrd members (singer Ronnie Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines, ... though even he admits, "I think it would be time to hang up the boots and hat if something happened to Gary. He is also a great composer (EUROPA). At least not one very knowledgeable about music theory!!! Janet Jackson, J beivor? Yea, mostly out of tune!! It’ll mitigate razor burn and keep the manscaping process from becoming a torturous process.So, gents, that’s the story. As always Todd Rundgren left out. I am happy to enjoy enjoy great music by anyone who plays it. Jeff Beck We use cookies to enhance your experience. WHAT??? Alvin Lee’s ‘No Limit’ The best playing his best. Focus’ JAN AKKERMAN once voted world’s best guitarist? Found inside â Page 192With the departure of guitarist Ed King, Cassie's brother Steve Gaines, who also died in the plane crash (see below), was added to the group. Cassie and Steve Gaines both appeared on the 1977 album Street Survivors, which was released ... Link Wray. Also, John Mayer, come on, man! Check out: “Windy And Warm”, This guitar hero turned hard rock into high art, thanks to his innovative finger-tapping style and his famous Frankenstrat. In my mind, when I make up my Best Guitarist List, I just set him aside in a class all his own. Check out: “Crossroads”, You might say that BB King was half of the greatest vocal duo in blues history. Even the great BB king said Clapton took blues to another level it hadn’t been before. Ted Nugent Steve Howe 19. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgpxeEube88. and Rik Emmett, Zakky Wilde, Randy Rhoads and Tony Iovine? After that, there’s really a jumble of greats grouped together – Trower, Anastasio, Vai, Vaughn, Page, Hendrix, Malmsteen, Metheny, Dimeola, West, Howe, Hackett, Benson, etc. Ask Keith! If you are going to set about questioning who is the BEST.. Manie I agree. Seen the Grateful Dead in Chicago early ‘80’s I think Jerry fell asleep a couple times – the only people moving were the apocalyptic zombie freaks floating in the aisles. Although we both came from the South West, we lived in London for nearly 15 years. SRV is sixth? , killing three of the band members â singer Ronnie Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines and singer Cassie Gaines â assistant manager Dean Kilpatrick and both pilots on impact. Please click here to get full access and no ads for $1.99 or less per month. BILLY GIBBONS OF ZZ TOP SHOULD BE UP ON TOP OF THIS LIST!!! Plain and Simple! NO WAY Keith Richards is ranked higher than Stevie Ray Vaughan or Jeff Beck. He’s not the fastest, but can certainly work the strings as quickly and complex as called for. Guitar Slim (Blues Man) Yet the guitarist that BB King himself said “raised the hairs on the back of his neck” you place at Number 38. Ask Eddie VanHalen who he told Rolling Stone was the best guitarist in the world. “Remember the mocking bird, Baby /He use to sing for the Sunshine…”. I have to let you know that Don Johnson made music long before I recorded a duet with him. Steve H posted on 11/2/21. There are some names that don’t even belong on the list especially Keith Richards, you left out two important names 1. don’t think so! He deserves the accolades. This station is part of Cox Media Group Television. 18. Learn something about guitar playing and the history and then come back, all his contemporaries were blown away by his virtuosity- he sparked the careers of many great guitarists and was one of the greatest showmen ever to grace this planet. Mark Knopfler @ 17 what a joke who compiled this list ,mine Hendix/Peter Green/mark Knopfler no contest. He can mate – spot on -anything, with anyone, and works his balls off, not release same old hashed up stuff from the past like Mr Page and Mr May – anything new to add to music you two? Golf Ste. I see it on Instagram whenever somebody announces a collaboration … could be an actor posing for a fashion shoot, whatever. a) alvin lee? Found insideBy the time they signed a national record deal they had added guitarist Ed King, and their three lead guitars became a trademark. ... a plane travelling between shows crashed in Mississippi, killing Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines, ... You can add Robben Ford too but I think Carter’s playing is a bit more flashier!! No Ronnie Montrose = no credibility in the list. He was not only the biggest star in country music, but he crossed over into the pop world as well. How he plays so well with those stumpy fingers is beyond me. Did they seriously just make a top 50 guitarists lists and leave out the great Randy Rhoads?? He was of his time but not particularly technically gifted. John McLaughlin, Pat Metheny, Mike Stern, John Scofield, Joe Pass, Bill Frisell, Terje Rypdal, Al Dimeola, Paco de Lucia and so many others not mentioned here ……. No John Martyn, Nick Drake the list is a joke it has to be BECAUSE The Edge is listed……give me a break he’s useless without all his gadgets hidden below the stage. No Mike Campbell, no Steve Morse, No Ulie Jon Roth, to name a few. I note you place BB King at Number 8. Or Larry Carlton against Ace Frehely ? COOK: AZUL I would put Beck at #2 – he’s the only other player who can move mountains with a single note and a whammy bar. Johnny Winter should be higher. Neither would make my top 50. NOBODY can replicate his sound. 2 many 2 narrow down 2 50. But, if you look at his career, 50+ years, and the number of other artists on that list who cite him as an influence, I’d say his place on the list is well deserved. !… the inventor of rockabilly and Guitar that changed the World.. Everybody just take a step back! Also Mike Holmes of IQ could show some of these a thing or two. That goes for any musicians who have passed on, with the exception of some who have already been acknowledged as innovators, Django Reinhart and Robert Johnson being examples of this. ಹುಚ್ಚನಹಳ್ಳಿ ಅವಿನಾಶ್ ಹುಳಿಯಾರು - @huccnhlllli, https://doordash.com/dasher/apply/Gavin-Storrs-7781/. © 2021 Cox Media Group. The lineup at the time consisted of Tom Hardy on vocals; Steve Hall on drums; Stephan Shawn on guitar, keys, and vocals; and Donny Simmons on lead guitar and vocals. Scotty Moore . 7-Tina S In that box attached to the artist should be their influences, who they influenced, some of their best works and a link to their allmusic.com page. Found insideHal Leonard Corp. I K n o w a L i t t l e Words and Music by Steve Earl Gaines Ы 115.11- Iâ в. п ЧиÑал-Ð- umn-.mn Ñ r:- Ð. Check out: “One of These Nights”, As the leader of the perpetually underrated Throwing Muses, Kristin Hersh is also one of the indie rock movement’s most inventive lead players. Lame. But they rock even harder nowadays, and the 2020 album Sun Racket is a regular barrage of killer riffs, including the vibrato frenzy on “Dark Blue.” Earlier solo tracks, like the Michael Stipe duet “Your Ghost,” show her elegance on acoustic lead. Erik Brann child prodigy violinist for the Boston Symphony Orchestra before becoming lead guitarist with Iron Butterfly and Flintwhistle probably has more talent than most on the list but died young. My thought exactly…Alvin Lee has to be in the top 50 somewhere! Walter Trout, Sonny Landreth, Craig Chaquico, Russ Freeman, Roy Clark, Jerry Reed, Chieli Minucci, Vince Gill, Tommy Emanuel, Al DiMeola, Paco Dilucia, John McLaughlin, etc… there’s way too many to mention. Listen to any later live version of “Eight Miles High” and hear the sparks fly. I mean whats the criteria Gary Green 26. It might not change your mind, but you will love it anyway. – who are you jiving? Doing an album of “classics”. No Danny Gatton, Lowell George, Albert Lee, Vince Gill? Jan Akkerman?!?!?! Well guess who played bass on ‘Flash?” Yup, Keith did…look it up! I agree that Joe Bonomassa and Derek Truck should be there – and Robbie Robertson as well (the Band). Stanley Jordan???? A lot of it is just populist. Robin Grower (still touring) Billy Gibbons can hold his own with the best of them. When he joined for the third album On the Border, they suddenly transformed from tasteful country-rockers to a guitar army. I miss: Exactly… hendrix was an overrated, there are people on this list that piss over hendrix.
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