Best Guitarists of All Time

• #45 Reply
  Posted by ellis-d on 30 May, 2009 15:05
• How has Slash gotten no love?  And even though moy technically great Johnny Greenwood is hands down one of the most innovative and sickest guitar players in the past 20 years.
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• #46 Reply
  Posted by KEN RAFLOWITZ on 30 May, 2009 17:31
• YOU ALL FORGOT ONE!!!
     
    I\'LL THROW IN ERIC JOHNSON
      p.s. Tim\'s Bar Chords Still Buzz
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• #47 Reply
  Posted by Jim Cobb on 31 May, 2009 01:55
• Quote from: Overexjoesure;178228

  Allan **** Holdsworth
  

  
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• #48 Reply
  Posted by Wolfman on 31 May, 2009 08:56
• Reggie Wooten.
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• #49 Reply
  Posted by frolfer on 31 May, 2009 11:05
• My favorites, which I consider to be the best of all time, so I apologize for steering away from the focus of this thread:
  
  Tim
  Jerry
  Gabor Szabo-check out \'the Sorcerer\'
  Scott Murawski(Max Creek)
  Elgin Park(Greyboy Allstars)
  Boogaloo Joe Jones
  Robby Krieger
  Steve Kimock
  Jimi
  Melvin Sparks
  Jeff Raines(Galactic)
  Mark Diomede(Juggling Suns)
  Suke Cerulo(Schleigho)
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• #50 Reply
  Posted by Vassillios on 31 May, 2009 18:07
• i don\'t like my original list. derek trucks needs a shout out.
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• #51 Reply
  Posted by Mark on 31 May, 2009 19:48
• Some notables not mentioned:
  
  Steve Morse
  Larry Carlton
  Lee Ritenour
  Pat Metheny
  Framk Gambale
  Stanley Jordan
  Aaron Maxwell
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• #52 Reply
  Posted by Drew_Kingsley on 31 May, 2009 21:32
• Some of these guys are just personal favorites, not to be confused with "the greatest of all-time". Here they are, in whatever order they come to me.
  
  Jerry Garcia
  Jimi Hendrix
  Brian May
  John McLaughlin
  Tony Iommi
  Buckethead
  Mark Knopfler
  Terry Kath
  Kirk Hammett
  Dimebag Darrell
  
  Honorable mentions go to Frank Zappa and Eddie Hazel. I know I dig plenty of tunes by both Zappa and P-Funk, but both bands had so many personnel changes that I couldn\'t tell you for sure who played on which tunes, \'cepting the most famous ones.
  
  Edit: errr... probably should add Tim Palmieri to that list.
  
  Edit again: Also, Larry LaLonde and Al DiMeola
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Yngwie Malmsteen
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• #53 Reply
  Posted by ellis-d on 31 May, 2009 22:30
• How about steve howe? Or robert fripp or adrian belew. Figured ken would be all over that ****
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• #54 Reply
  Posted by tpalms4prez on 01 Jun, 2009 00:39
• this is so easy tpalms all the way
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• #55 Reply
  Posted by KEN RAFLOWITZ on 01 Jun, 2009 20:14
• STEVE HOWE was mentioned a few pages back.
  I Was Thinking Of Who Was Left To Be Mentioned.
  What The Heck!  Sammy Blanchette!!!
  GO SAMMY GO!!! GO SAMMY GO!!!
  
  p.s. Tim winds his strings the wrong way on the tuning pegs.
  In case none of you noticed!
  p.p.s. Can Tim Finger Pick? I Doubt It. Maybe Two Finger Picking But Not Three.
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• #56 Reply
  Posted by inthewhitelodge on 01 Jun, 2009 21:22
• Joe Satriani
  Steve Vai
  John Petrucci
  Jimi Page
  Dimebag Darrell
  guitarist from Meshuggah
  Devin Townsend albums...
  Tim Palmieri!
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• #57 Reply
  Posted by sammy b on 01 Jun, 2009 23:22
• Scott Henderson
  Jimmy Herring
  Jimi Hendrix
  Stevie Ray Vaughan
  Derek Trucks
  Eric Johnson
  Frank Gambale
  Tim Palmieri
  Warren Haynes
  David Gilmour
  Wes Montgomery
  Pat Martino
  John Petrucci
  Joe Satriani
  Steve Morse
  
  and ken thank you he he.  Also a few others:
  
  Eric Clapton
  Frank Zappa
  Gary Hoey (everyone please check this guy out)
  Johnny A
  Buddy Guy
  Stanley Jordan
  Steve Howe
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• #58 Reply
  Posted by KEN RAFLOWITZ on 02 Jun, 2009 23:45
• Andy Taylor (Mayberry cop)
  Roine Stolt (Flower Kings, Transatlantic)
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• #59 Reply
  Posted by Mark on 08 Jun, 2009 11:40
• Mike Colavolpe
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