To: advance_copy; All
Proof that all opinions here are completely subjective - 59 posts and no mention of STEVE HOWE..
Some things can't easily be compared. for example if you are comparing technique, then page, harrison, clapton. and most of those mentioned wont' make the list.
Malmsteen, van halen, de miola, there's the list for technique. Want a list of jazz influenced, blues influenced, studio layered guitar techniques, then we're looking at a different list.
79 posted on
01/17/2006 2:09:54 PM PST by
InsureAmerica
(Evil? I have many words for it. We are as dust, to them. - v v putin)
To: InsureAmerica
no mention of STEVE HOWE..
He played guitar too? ;-)
105 posted on
01/17/2006 2:14:58 PM PST by
quantim
(If the Constitution were perfect it wouldn't have included the Senate.)
To: InsureAmerica
True. Yet I think one consenus here is that "contactmusic.com" has lost major credibility by publishing a list of top guitar solos without SRV.
114 posted on
01/17/2006 2:17:20 PM PST by
advance_copy
(Stand for life, or nothing at all)
To: InsureAmerica
Proof that all opinions here are completely subjective - 59 posts and no mention of STEVE HOWE.. Some things can't easily be compared. for example if you are comparing technique, then page, harrison, clapton. and most of those mentioned wont' make the list. Malmsteen, van halen, de miola, there's the list for technique. Want a list of jazz influenced, blues influenced, studio layered guitar techniques, then we're looking at a different list. On target, the scope is much too broad, but for versatility in rock - not blues rock or southern rock which need their own categories- Kath, Kopfler, Harrison, Beck, Santana must be included. Even fingerstyle needs subdivision.
165 posted on
01/17/2006 2:30:41 PM PST by
BuglerTex
(Started on a 50's ES330 in early 60's lost track in 80's (down with disco))
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