Are you boomers serious? Your just going to sit there talking? Can you please get rid of the 60 cycle hum. Your audio is horrible and your sitting there talking like your pros. Fix it !!!

Greetings from western part of Belarus! 😊

Gary Hoey is still playing. Severral years ago I worked a job where we managed websites and his wifev would call in occasionally to get something done, I got to talk to her a few times - never got to speak with Gary - and occasionally we'd talk about his music

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I love my MC-300 Ibanez and been seaching for Kawai F-series for a while

Picked up a 700VP from a thrift store for $80 just a few days ago! I had no prior knowledge of maintaining or even playing a guitar, but I was able to replace the tuning pegs and the missing saddles and it plays very well! Now I just need to learn how to play it properly

Thanks for posting. These are great players and entertainers that should not be forgotten.

😊 Bert Weedon (England) ~ 1958 - ~1966 - was a well known Guitar tutor . Many early 60s UK g. Players credited him for his tuition method. -- T V appearances. He only had 2 ? Uk top 20 hits . ' Guitar Boogie Shuffl , Guinchy .

People talk about the flood of guitars but i think miss the fact CNC machines are making better basic guitars cheaper, thus a new high level Squier can hold its own against a few year old Fender for playability.

I love the ice cream chord progressions. Im amazed looking at the spiderweb of connections like ties from spanish guitar to surf to spaghetti westerns to james bond and Batman! Look at blues influence in modern metal. Im currently trying to learn the neck better with some jazz chords but even tracing back gypsy jazz gets you to spanish guitar. Blues to rockabilly to rock, its all interconnected. Many kids took those cowboy chords from gene audry and started experimenting.

Got one on trade for a really crappy 2014 Gibson a couple years ago. Absolutely love this guitar. I play 90s metal most of the time and this guitar is absolutely perfect for it surprisingly

I really dig my 78 pre lawsuit orange sunburst Matsumoku Memphis Strat..big Fender style headstock,sturdy baseball bat neck for my big hands,great player, nice,rich,solid tone spectrum, sounds awesome...good for any genre of guitar music...MXR distortion +,Radio Shack Electronic Reverb box into clean Fender 15 watter..🎸

From Australia , Ritchie Blackmore , Peace from down under.

James Burton invented chicken picking.

Not true. Page himself has denied it. It was Dave Davies. Tell all your friends.

Check out Roy Marchbank, a phenominal guitarist from the UK.

Wow! you guys are the first music KZbinrs that I've heard mention BeBop Deluxe and Bill Nelson. He is amazing and has a huge discography with a lot of different types of music.

Hillage is the man! L is his second solo album, Fish Rising being the first. Check out Dewa Budjana.

WRONG. Close but wrong.

Do you remember the flip side of Bill Hayley's "Rock Around the Clock"?

Ok thank you Frankie!…. I hope you are enjoying your retired life😊

Nobody ever mentions Alex Lifeson, the best rhythm guitarist in the world

Hi Frankie, this is Vito from the Walmart days…I hope you are well these days. I like your content. Could you do a show on what a guitar riff is, and how is it constructed and maybe mention some of the greatest guitarists and the riffs they have produced. Thank you Frankie!

You guys check out the Gongzilla album track gongzilla spine thrill

Don't mean to correct you guys but it was Gary Moore great player cheers all

The Ventures

Saw Steve Hillage in the thumbnail and had to drop in. Wish you would have spent a little more time on him. Thank you.

Jeff Healey

Judy Roderick-check her out.

Hey Gents, Thanks for turning me on to the masterful playing of Bill Nelson, l can hear where Allan Collins got the Freebird solo from the song , No Train to Heaven. Olson its a great album. Thanks, from 🇨🇦.

Steve Hillage, Bill Nelson, Massive influence on me, as Was John Martyn, Allan Holdsworth, Andy Powell, Ted Turner, Andy Latimer, Jon de Cann, Ernie lsley, Gary green, Zal Clemson,

If you really want to see a couple of guitar players that you've probably never heard of, but should know, it is Ida Presti and Alexander Goya. Watch some videos of them if you want technique.

Jack Pearson, Phil Keaggy, Brian Stolz and Jimmy Thackery are a few that l can think of that fly below the radar.

AJ Richetti from Pennsylvania absolutely incredible guitarist 🎸

Steve Morse is the most amazing guitarist there is. John Petrucci said "he thought he had done all he could on guitar until he saw Steve Morse play". I saw Petrucci set his guitar down in front of Morse then kneel and bow to Morse. That is how incredible Morse was and is!

Nice list how about..Robin Trower, Matteo Mancuso, Oz Noy, Eric Gales..

Randy Jackson of Zebra is one of the best guitarists I have ever seen. Also, Armik. An Armenian guitarist known for his outstanding flamenco technique.

Never heard a better blues player than Alvin Lee

Saw Steve Hillage and had to click! Others who are under appreciated include Allan Holdsworth of UK, Andy Latimer of Camel, and Steuart Smith (Rodney Crowell, Rosanne Cash, Eagles).

hope you mentioned Greg Sage of the Wipers. Unique sound!!

Also Tony Mcalpine, Greg Howe, Guthrie Govan, Walter Trout, Kenny Wayne Shepherd

SRV & Jeff Beck(whom no one has ever covered on KZbin) are also a cut above the rest

Did you guys ever hear of Buckethead??? He toured with guns n' roses

Suck Stammering like Viden

Another underapprecaited cat: Bill Connors.

Excellent list, fellas! One guy I thought never got the recognition he deserved (despite playing with some of the biggest names in popular music) would be Daryl Stuermer. If you can go toe-to-toe with Holdsworth (as he did on Jean-Luc Ponty's Enigmatic Ocean), you're something special. But he's also such a great writer, as well. Tommy Bolin would be another. Shawn Lane, as well. And Ralph Towner. The list goes on and on! Glad to see Steve Morse on the list. My favorite. Love his playing and, more importantly, his writing. As a composer, he never repeats himself, but you always know its him.

I think Futurama came before Axe Victim. Sister Seagull and Maid in Heaven.

jessie ed davis

Jerry Moore? Never heard of him. I’ve heard of Gary Moore of Thin Lizzy though.

Jan Ackermann