craigb Posted April 11, 2024 Author Posted April 11, 2024 Pretty decent video for 1974! His guitar looks like what I had a few years after that (mine was a1976 bought in 1979 I believe). 1
craigb Posted April 11, 2024 Author Posted April 11, 2024 I hate the term "Best" since it's very subjective, but I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Guthrie Govan yet. Here's one sample that "someone" thinks is the best... 2
craigb Posted April 11, 2024 Author Posted April 11, 2024 Ha! Here's a "Mix" that apparently YouBoob has made based on, well, probably all of your choices I've been listening to? ? 1
craigb Posted April 11, 2024 Author Posted April 11, 2024 4 minutes ago, bitman said: Man I'll never be. This one? We used to play a lot of Boston songs and my friends were (supposedly) the only Boston tribute band in the U.S. (called Smokin'). Always loved their stuff! 1
craigb Posted April 11, 2024 Author Posted April 11, 2024 32 minutes ago, Mesh said: Interestingly, he plays without a pick.... He obviously left his picks in the car with his tremolo! Great pinch harmonics! I wonder why he chose to play the song a half-step up though?
Technostica Posted April 11, 2024 Posted April 11, 2024 Hard to choose one from Jimi as there are so many. But for JB, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat does it for me. It's 5:30 of non stop guitar and seems to last half as long. His phrasing and tone is exemplary. 1
craigb Posted April 11, 2024 Author Posted April 11, 2024 34 minutes ago, Technostica said: Hard to choose one from Jimi as there are so many. But for JB, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat does it for me. It's 5:30 of non stop guitar and seems to last half as long. His phrasing and tone is exemplary. And it's in that "Mix" above! 1
petemus Posted April 12, 2024 Posted April 12, 2024 Allan Holdsworth - Metal Fatigue: A perfect solo for me. 2
Grem Posted April 12, 2024 Posted April 12, 2024 16 hours ago, craigb said: And it's in that "Mix" above! That was an excellent example of why he is one of the undisputed kings of improvisation. Where did all that shzt come from!!?
craigb Posted April 12, 2024 Author Posted April 12, 2024 While David Gilmour is an easy choice, I've always been fascinated with this lead where he switches over to a slide on a laid down guitar! Pink Floyd - High Hopes (from Pulse) 2
57Gregy Posted April 12, 2024 Posted April 12, 2024 And Your Bird Can Sing by the Beatles, Really, all the way through the song. Love that sound, too. 2
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