Re: our own best new guitar gods
Crap, Leslie West!
Re: our own best new guitar gods
Joe Bonamassa wrote:
My new list of great guitarist to come out in the last 15 years
Derek Trucks
John Mayer
Kenny Wayne Shepard
Tom Morello
Sonny Landreth
David Grissom
Audley Freed
Kevin Briet
Ty Tabor
Dan Tyminski
Chis Whitelythey all are masters in the own field.. from Pop to Bluegrass
Some overlooked by RS some acknowledged
just my 2 cents
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Speaking of Chris Whitley, I was listening to some of his stuff on myspace. That is some good stuff. Thanks, Chris. R.I.P.
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In ADDITION to Bonamassa, and in no particular order:
Albert Cummings
Philip Sayce
Jan Rynsaardt (Freeway)
Van Wilks
David Jacobs-Strain
Eric Gales
Jim Suhler (try DIRT ROAD to hear HOW underrated he is)
Aynsley Lister
Steve Vai
Andy Timmons
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for people i n the past, has anyone put rory gallagher?
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samfrei wrote:
for people i n the past, has anyone put rory gallagher?
this post is for new guitar gods. maybe we should start a favorites of all time post.
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I can't find any music anywhere on Freeway. Do they have a website? I've heard good things about Jan.
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There are several bands worldwide with the same name.
These cats are from Australia. KILLER !
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“Anyone can give up, it's the easiest thing in the world to do. But to hold it together when everyone else would understand if you fell apart, that's true strength.” Theodore Roosevelt
“Anyone can give up, it's the easiest thing in the world to do. But to hold it together when everyone else would understand if you fell apart, that's true strength.” Theodore Roosevelt
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i dont get why morello is called a guitar god. half of his licks sound the exact same. to put him on the same list as bonamassa is dispicable in my opinion.
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suhl wrote:
i dont get why morello is called a guitar god. half of his licks sound the exact same. to put him on the same list as bonamassa is dispicable in my opinion.
Joe didn't think so.
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Joe Bonamassa wrote:
My new list of great guitarist to come out in the last 15 years
Derek Trucks
John Mayer
Kenny Wayne Shepard
Tom Morello
Sonny Landreth
David Grissom
Audley Freed
Kevin Briet
Ty Tabor
Dan Tyminski
Chis Whitelythey all are masters in the own field.. from Pop to Bluegrass
Some overlooked by RS some acknowledged
just my 2 cents
Joe Bonamassa
My hats off to you for mentioning Dan Tyminski. I just saw him with Allison Krause & the rest of Union Station back in Nov. which just brought Jerry Douglas to mind. Being a gifted slide player yourself you must appreciate Jerry's dobro work. If anybody is not familiar with Dan Tyminski he was the vocal-over when George Clooney sang in Oh Brother!Where Art Thou?
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In ADDITION to Bonamassa, and in no particular order:
Albert Cummings
Philip Sayce
Jan Rynsaardt (Freeway)
Van Wilks
David Jacobs-Strain
Eric Gales
Jim Suhler (try DIRT ROAD to hear HOW underrated he is)
Aynsley Lister
Steve Vai
Andy Timmons
HELL YEAH with Jim Suhler!!!!!
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LOL-ler-tastic.
LOL-ler-tastic.
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Gary
Ron Thompson & The Resistors are out of CA. Magic Touch cd is a good place to start
31 2007-02-19 05:28:32 (edited by Demonsterastratofixation 2007-02-19 05:32:24)
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Since we are off the beaten path, bluegrass was mentioned, as was Robert Randolph, I could care less about Rolling Stone, they are so irrelevent for so long now...Who the hell cares if they don't listen to Tony Rice, Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck, David Lindley, Ry Cooder, or George Benson (not what I consider my guitar Yaweh list btw-just find 'em all highly listenable, not totally obscure, and not obscurely skilled either)?!Or Joe Bonamassa for that matter! Bah! Not young guns (excepting Joe) but not the types they care about, but I sure do...BAH!
32 2007-02-19 12:46:17 (edited by NPB_EST.1979 2007-02-19 12:46:40)
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1. Joe Bonamassa
2. John Mayer
3. Kenny Wayne Shepherd
4. Tom Morello
5. Zakk Wylde
6. Slash (maybe earlier than the 15 year mark)
man, time flies!
these last four are better song writers than guitar-player, but make my list nontheless:
7. Dave Grohl
8. Pete Yorn
9. David Gray
10. Ryan Adams
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in no particular order....
Danny Gatton
Roy Buchanan
Joe Bonamassa
Rory Gallagher
Tommy Bolin
Warren Haynes
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OK, I'll play... Not all new, but all favorites.
Jeff Beck
Joe Bonamassa
Eric Clapton (D~n~Dominoes era)
David Gilmour
Jimi Hendrix
Gary Hoey
Eric Johnson
Mark Knophler
Brian May
Ronnie Montrose
Gary Moore
Vinnie Moore
Steve Morse
Mato Nanji
Carlos Santana
Eric Sardinas
Joe Satriani
Andy Timmons
Steve Vai
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Joe Walsh
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my newer "gods" are... (at least those I know...)
Smokin' Joe :-)
Philip Sayce
Derek Trucks
Albert Cummings
Anthony Gomes
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
those who are/were on their way for some time already...
Warren Haynes
Eric Clapton
Gary Moore
Walter Trout
David Gilmour
Peter Green
Peter Frampton
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Jimi Hendrix
geetaar greets
PIT...
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Well now, this is a challenge. I'm going to have to go with:
1. Joe Bonamassa (not sucking up, he's just that good!)
2. James Hetfield/Kirk Hammett (MetallicA!)
3. Warren Haynes
4. Zakk Wylde
5. Matt Heafy/Corey Beaulieu (Trivium)
6. Mike Martin/Oli Herbert (All That Remains)
7. Mike Schleibaum/Kris Norris (Darkest Hour)
8. Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
9. Synyster Gates/Zacky Vengeance (Avenged Sevenfold)
10. Henry Garza (just love what the Los Lonely Boys are doing)
...heros from the past would have definitely included Stevie Ray Vaughan, Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath), and Jimmy Page. And I might get lynched for saying this, but I have never gotten into the Jimi Hendrix craze, I personally think if they had been put together, SRV would have played cicrles around him. I also have found Slash and Tom Morello to be a little overrated.
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