Guitar Players

[JimmyBC]

Rob MacKenzie on guitar and Cleis Pearce on electric viola on the 1973 McKenzie Theory album, "Out of the Blue". There was some wonderful Australian music coming out at that time.

Great album, nothing else really sounds like it which is always a good thing.

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

Derek Trucks

 

[Beerfish]

Rob MacKenzie on guitar and Cleis Pearce on electric viola on the 1973 McKenzie Theory album, "Out of the Blue". There was some wonderful Australian music coming out at that time.

Just had a listen to this. Really interesting stuff.

 

[smasha]

I remember as a kid watching Sesame Street in the 70s and being mesmerised when this came on.

 

[smasha]

 

[Spearman]

Steve Hackett, really getting into his work recently.

in general I'm loving the more guitar forward arrangement in SH's revisited series


especially when extending the ending like in Supper's Ready

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

Jaco Pastorius: The Lost Tapes

 

[Partridge]

NO ONE, EVER, in my opinion...
has expressed as much raw emotion from an instrument without the aid of a single lyric.
Not close, not a long time ago, not ever.
Pure emotion and ballistic dynamics.
Simply, the best.
Fight me.
And the very end, is pure * you rock n roll.
Thanks Ed.

When I think emotion and guitar I go to the great Paul Kossoff:



Solo starts around 1:39 in.

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

This is my post for guitars and ANZAC day all in one. It's hard to believe that Jeff Beck is getting that sound from a guitar. It sounds more like someone playing a saw. Olivia Safe is remarkable on vocals!

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

Joanna Connor's from her great album "4801 South Indiana Avenue". A big lady with a big sound.

 

[PoopingHindi]

Rabea showcasing the new Neural DSP plugin Archetype: Tom Morello

how good is that riff

 

[PoopingHindi]

reposting cause it’s MND day in footy land…and because it’s awesome.
he’s 17 here with the world at his feet. in just 3 years things would be very different

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

Stefan Hauk. The big boy is an incredibly good guitarist. Plenty of stuff on YouTube. The different styles of songs here will give you an idea of how talented he is.

 

[the_interloper]

Bit random but I went to learn a Cannibal Corpse song (Scourge of Iron) and it didn’t sound much like it at all, turns out it’s in G sharp tuning! I believe that’s 4 and a half steps down from standard, **** me you’re nearly playing bass at that point.

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

 

[Spearman]

Friday Night in San Francisco I think was many people's intro to Paco. Great stuff.
Some interesting stories about him from DiMeolo.

 

[the_interloper]

Friday Night in San Francisco I think was many people's intro to Paco. Great stuff.
Some interesting stories about him from DiMeolo.

Al DiMeola? I watched a picking technique video and they were talking about him and I checked him out, ridiculous skills

 

[Fossie 32]

Stefan Hauk. The big boy is an incredibly good guitarist. Plenty of stuff on YouTube. The different styles of songs here will give you an idea of how talented he is.

Wow very good!

 

[Spearman]

Warning: for Rush nerds only



as always Al is cool, love how when he plays the intro he goes to his natural guitar face

 

[PoopingHindi]

this is really cool.
It’s Marcin talking with Rob Scallon about technique and how he thinks about and hears music.
Marcin is amazing and Rob does a great job with the interview while valiantly trying to hold his own on guitar.

 

[Spearman]

 

[Spearman]

RIP Bernie Marsden
Not well known outside of guitar circles but a key part of the original Whitesnake, when it was a bluesy hard rock band. Great player, iconic guitar, and from his interviews a really great guy.

The original Here I Go Again which Bernie wrote the music of. No vids of it with Bernie. He left after recording the LP.

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

 

[rank and file]

Meanest rythm guitarist,the other guy can make it squawk too.

 

[The Golden Glenferrie]

I find myself coming back to Roy Clark and Glen Campbell a lot these days.

Roy's Malagueña, especially from The Odd Couple, will always be my favourites.

I miss the TV guitar star of the 60's and 70's.