Best overall guitarist of all time?

Question

Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, phil keaggy, Eric Clapton, tommy Emanuel or eddie van halen

Answer 1

It's all completely subjective, and based on context.

I can say that if Jimi Hendrix hadn't been doing what he was doing in the 60s, so many guitarists that followed him would perhaps never have been the same. He was a pioneer in terms of his wild-sounding guitar style, a style that was such a beautiful balance of chaos and order. In his time, he was the best for sure (or at least I subjectively think so...), and everyone that followed him had the advantage of being able to learn from him.

Out of the guitarists that you listed, Eddie Van Halen probably has the best technical skill, and he is a great guitarist... but being a musician is about bringing your unique imagination to life, and Jimi succeeded with that in an astounding way.

My favourite guitarist is Robert Fripp.

Answer 2

There is no best guitarist or definitely "ultimate pioneer" of guitar. Some will say Pat Metheny, others Hendrix, others demand it must be Van Halen and many will insist the only guitarist that ever contributed to music evolution was Wes Montgomery. (Which is pretty true when it comes to music theory- Most of what any guitarist does.. yes ANY guitarist does was done long ago in classical music). Plenty "know" the Andres Segovia must be the best. Of course Trey Anastasio or Jerry Garcia absolutely are the best guitarists.. I mean c'mon.. didn't you know that?? :) There's no possible way to have a right answer.

Answer 3

It's documented that Jimi Hendrix is the best guitarist who ever lived, Eric Clapton also happens to be #2 and Jimmy page is #3

Answer 4

In my humble opinion it would be either Yngwie Malmsteen, Joe Satriani or David T. Chastain. Jimi Hendrix changed EVERYTHING! He invented new techniques that had never been thought of before. But to say he was the best guitarist of all time would be inaccurate in my opinion because most any good guitarist can play what he did now that they all know the techniques. Later Eddie Van Halen came along and did it again. So as many have already stated, it's all subjective and opinions.

Answer 5

Jimi Hendrix









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Answer 6

All the names given here are excellent guitarists with the exception of Keith Moon. Jeff Beck is also an excellent guitarist and one name I see missing is Brian Setzer. I see Hendrix mentioned more than any other. With people claiming what he was doing was unheard of at the time. When did Jimi become popular? I know it wasn't before '67.

The correct answer is and always will be Frank Zappa who had been recording since what, '63 I think. I'm not sure exactly when FZ hit the recording studios but I do know it was well before JH became a solo artist. The guitar that Hendrix set on fire was given to Zappa whom then handed it down to Dweezil who himself is excellent, but alas, he is not Frank.

Answer 7

It's hard to say overall best, it's all about different senses of the argument. If you wanna talk about the classic opinions, some of my favorites would be Neil Young, Jerry Garcia and John Fogerty. If you wanna talk about the more underrated guitarists, J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr., the brothers from Meat Puppets and Ronald Jones from The Flaming Lips are all pretty great.

Answer 8

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 9

Jimi Hendrix

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Jimi Hendrix

Answer 11

I have a difficult time picking the best guitarist. It is probably someone who no one knows because they had a real job and picked at home.

A drummer named John Noonan told me very young the best is to play on weekends and raise a family . Now some studio musicians are able to do this without sacrificing their art and historically shop owners would practice in between customers. Django Reinhardt was incredible and working with burned fingers Two on his fretting hand, I think. Guitar styles cover such a wide range of musical tastes so you cannot really say Hendrix would have done jazz well and so far there are few classically trained artists.

Best over all? It is like picking apple pie over blueberry.

We probably don't know her yet. I love some of the jazz players mentioned.

This is too much like rating the way your wife screws in lightbulbs.

Answer 12

Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Lindsey Buckingham

Answer 13

None of those.Jazz fusion guitarist are far greater than rock guitarist,because they know music and know exactly what they are playing.Not just pentatonic,major and minor.Just check out some Scott Henderson or some Pat Metheny or some Allan Holdsworth or some John McLaughlin.

Answer 14

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 15

Jimmy Page -Greatest writer of guitar riffs. Hendrix- innovator, not that great of a music writer. After Eddie Van Halen came there hasn't been much more you could do with a guitar. If Eddie Van Halen would have died at a young age he would be considered #1. Stevie Ray Vaughn was never even mentioned in the same breath until he died.

Answer 16

I couldn't come up with one name, just a list of who I thought were the greatest. That list would include, not in any particular order. Jimi Hendrix, Roy Clark, Robert Johnson, Steve Gaines, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Chet Atkins, Duane Allman, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Carlos Santana, and B B King.



Walter Becker never seems to get any mention, he's an amazing guitarist.

Answer 17

There is no "best", but Ed Van Halen is without a doubt one of the ultimate pioneers of modern guitar playing. To think that a 20 year old burst on to the scene , and just changed everything is amazing. Another great is Randy Rhoads. He wasn't around for long, but he made a big impact with just 2 albums. Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Van Halen and Yngwie Malmsteen are the 3 guitarists that made significant impacts on guitarists. To people who say Malmsteen has no soul in his playing are delusional. Listen to: Crying, Brothers, Marching Out, Icarus Dream Suite Opus 4, Save Our Love, You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget. You wont be able to tell me they have no feeling, because they do.



LOL..."Duh, you didn't pick my favourite guitarist, duh you looser" (sic)

Answer 18

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 19

Jimi Hendrix

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Jimi Hendrix

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Jimi Hendrix

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Hendrix is a overrated hack. If he had came around in the 1980s instead of the 1960s he would have never achieved fame. The only reason he made it big was because he was black and playing white mans rock-this made him stand out somewhat and also because he came out in the early days of heavy guitar rock.

Best guitarist? Joe Satriani hands down. Its amazing how few have heard of him. Eddie Van Who?

Answer 23

The question should really read "Who is your favorite guitarist of all time" since there is no best. But based on talent alone, if I had to pick someone it would be Roy Buchanan. If you've never heard him you're missing out on one of the most talented guitarist to ever grace this earth.

Answer 24

The great instrumentalists have always picked up on the lessons and understandings of past generations. To analyze Clapton, Page, Hendrix, Vaughn is to analyze the styling's of old black blues players, the jazz era (which blended the musical stylings of theory-trained white musicians and the improvisational skills and creativity of black musicians), and moonshine-folk [just to name a few]. None of the great musicians throughout history would have been able to do what they did without the stepping stones laid by the past generations of musicians. While all the guitarists in your list are people I admire, I can't proclaim them to be better than the musicians that undoubtedly influenced every single one them. There is lack of thoughtfulness in the people who responded by stating that the answer requires an opinion or that the topic is "subjective"; for surely we must give credit where credit is due, and that is to acknowledge the mastery of the generations that influenced these greats---musicians-of-influence who often died in poverty and obscurity.

Answer 25

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 26

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 27

This question has no one correct answer. "Best" is a very relative term that can vary tremendously depending on the style and tone that the listener prefers. With that being said, I will gladly list my favorites in no particular order:



Billy Gibbons

SRV

Gary Rossington

Charlie Starr

Jimmy Page

Brad Paisley

Angus Young

Eddie Van Halen

Slash



Clearly the "least famous" of this group would be Charlie Starr, singer and guitarist from a Georgia based group called Blackberry Smoke. If you have time, check them out. If you like southern rock, it doesn't get much better. Charlie is a fantastic guitarist, a good singer, and the band as a unit is very entertaining. I've seen 5 of the 9 guys on my list in person, and Charlie Starr is as good as any of them.

Answer 28

Greatness and becoming the best is achieved over time and being able to play many different types of music with equal motivation and talent. Clapton is by far the best, plays the best melodic, powerful solos, and knows when to stay in the background and be comfortable. He knows and understands how to fit into any genre of music presented to him. Oh, and he can sing with the best of them, and has.



Hendrix achieved a lot but had a very short career. He might be great, but not the best.



Of course my educated opinion is fact.

Answer 29

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 30

Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and Carlos Santana

Answer 31

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 32

Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Eddie VanHalen

Answer 33

Stevie Ray Vaughan!



Jimi is great too, as well as Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen, and Clapton. But yea, I've never heard anyone shred as hard as Steve Ray.

Answer 34

Totally subjective. There is zero denying the influence and impact that Hendrix, Clapton and Van Halen have had on popular guitar. There are also sooooooo many unsung greats who never get mentioned enough, guys like Alex Lifeson and Lindsey Buckingham to name just a couple. My personal favorites are the "Al's" - Al Dimeola, Alex Lifeson and Allan Holdsworth.

Answer 35

Hendrix is like the answer people feel obligated to put. He paved the way for a lot of guitarists, including myself, but I don't feel he's the best. Steve Vai really was a gamechanger in my opinion, he's a monster when it comes to playing, he knows his theory, and he paved the way for a lot of modern bands and a lot of my favorite bands, especially with popularizing the 7 string. Without the 7 string, my favorite band, Deftones, probably wouldn't sound like the way they do. Speaking of 7 strings, with Steve Vai's influence and popularization of the extended range guitar, one of the most technically skilled and greatest guitarists period, wouldn't be out without it, Tosin Abasi, he's a jazz and metal guitarist who makes amazing music and plays an 8 string guitar. He's tied with Steve with the whole greatest thing, they both can go across different genres, know their theory, are monsters with playing, are major influences nowadays, and are still pushing boundries on the guitar world. Sure you can name a bunch of older guitarists who are known for writing classic songs, but when it comes down to actual skill and knowledge of the instruement, I'm going with Steve Vai and Tosin Abasi. If you haven't heard of Tosin, check out the band Animals as Leaders.

Answer 36

I see you are rather young because you did not go back far enough.



Best blues guitarist B B King. Best pop guitarist Chet Atkins. All those you mentioned copied certain styles and riffs from the two I mentioned. BTW I wonder how many of the younger kids here are truly familiar with the work of Les Paul or Roy Clark. Here's a number by Clark that to this date no rock guitarist has ever been able to equal



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhiKgeJV3k0

Answer 37

Jimi Hendrix > Every other guitarist. Goes without saying. But Jeff Beck is my favorite.

Answer 38

All were great in their own way. I would also add Wes Montgomery to the unique talents listed.

Also, this is a list of 'modern era' guitarist not including the Flamenco and classical music genre.

Answer 39

One thing to note is that pop/country/rock/blues is fairly simple music. Most accomplished jazz and classical guitarists can outperform the more popular guitarists. Even a very average player can learn a few simple techniques that would make many audiences thinking he's an amazing player, when in reality he isn't.

Answer 40

Jimi Hendrix is without a doubt the greatest guitarist of all-time.

Answer 41

Out of those 6 I'd say Jimi Hendrix, but my personal favourite is Chuck Schuldiner, The Father of Death Metal.

Answer 42

Peter Green

Answer 43

Jimi Hendrix would certainly be at the top of my list, his dedication and originality are the most impressive.

Your list is quite good, and I would give an honorable mention to Eddie Van Halen also, but Jimi was the best.

Answer 44

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 45

Jimi Hendrix once said that Rory Gallagher was the best guitarist

Answer 46

Hi A!





I suppose the best could be said to be Jimi Hendrix. Otherwise, Randy Rhoads.





My favourite is: Paul Kossoff.





Otherwise: Rory Gallagher / Robert Quine.







Music lover, good luck!

Answer 47

Michael Clifford

Answer 48

I'm going with my all time favorite, Bill Nelson . Still releasing great albums for over 40 years. His album with Reeves Gabrels (of The Cure) - Fantastic Guitars released last year was insanely good!

Answer 49

Jimi Hendrix.

Answer 50

Jimi Hendrix, Taylor Swift, and Eric Clapton

Answer 51

I don't know who is the best of ALL time, but some of my favorites are:

Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Joe Satriani, Slash,

and my son Eric !!

Answer 52

Chris Cheney from the Australian Punkabilly/Rock band "The Living End." He's got some skills and a really good and unique style. Since the band isn't well known in the US he never even gets mentioned in polls like these, and while I don't actually think he's the best ever, I thought he deserved an honorable mention anyway. :-)

Answer 53

Mark Knofler

Answer 54

Eric Clapton

Answer 55

Glen Campbell with his William Tell Overture on guitar makes me vote for him. A tie with Les Paul.



Jimi Hendrix for honorable mention.

Answer 56

Jimi Hendrix <3

Answer 57

Hendrix

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Roy Buchanan

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Slash 4 dayzzz

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Joe Satriani

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Alex Turner

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Jimi hendrix

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Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain <3 <3

Answer 64

Prince

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Jimmy Page

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Jeff Healey

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Stevie Ray Vaughn

Answer 68

It's a toss-up between Andréa Segovia and Mark Knopfler.

Answer 69

Best & Total Skill-Set = Tommy Emmanuel



With the exception of the Amplifier & Effects control that Hendrix had,

Tommy Emmanuel can play every note that all the rest of them have ever played, faster, cleaner *and* better.

Answer 70

unless you have actually all of these names - you honestly cannot distinguish yourself......while Hendrix placed a great deal of talent onto stage presence - i can't say that he was any better on camera than anyone else----of the names I have seen - Van Halen, Clapton, Vaughn, Satriani, Keaggy, Beck, Squire (Yes), Page, Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac), Bob Hartman (Petra), Stu Weiss (Resurrection Band), Harrison (Beatles), Chuck Berry, Santana - Phil Keaggy has been the best combination of creative, powerful, impressive, depth, range that I have seen!!!

Answer 71

Depends what you like, none of those guys is anywhere near the ability of Max Montoya or Django Rheinhart. You're just talking about radio-hyped teenage rock garbage.They all wanted to be Robert Johnson.

Answer 72

Les Paul

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Jonny Cash

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Jimmy Page

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Jimmy Page

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Richrad Thompson

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Jeff Beck

Answer 78

Jimi Hendrix, Django Reinhardt, Marc Bolan, Eric Clapton, Robert Johnson...in no particular order. There are too many to pick One as THE Best, but this bunch are just a few who came immediately to mind. I invite you to name your own #1 alltime fave.

Answer 79

Its between Eddie Van Halen and Jimi Hendrix.

Both classically awesome in their own right,

Answer 80

Eric Clapton,

Answer 81

Jimi. Especially stunning since he never picked up a guitar until high school.

Answer 82

Brian May. How can you beat his Red Special guitar sound? Awesome guitarist.

Answer 83

Hendrix

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Hendrix

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Andres Segovia made guitar an accepted Classical instrument.

Answer 86

Gene Simmons

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Jimi Hendrx.

Answer 88

Julia Gillard.

Answer 89

Ace Frehley

Answer 90

Stevie Ray Vaughn

Answer 91

None of them. Brian May is the best guitarist of all time

Answer 92

Jimi Hendrix!!!!

Answer 93

Keith Moon & Jimmy Page are tied for 1st place, then Jimi Hendrix. In that order.

Answer 94

Each era had its best in different categories, Just like in sports. We should enjoy them while we can. Steve Howe, Al Di meola, Steve Hackett can be added to the list.

Answer 95

Where is Satch (Satriani)?



IMO, there's just a certain extent of greatness where you really can't compare anymore, and it's subjective. It really depends on what you get off on.

Answer 96

Jimi was the best at his time and he pioneered the art of playing guitar. So I would say Jimi Hendrix but only as a guitar player, not as an artist because one his career was too short (RIP) and he didnt make better music than some of the other fellas you mentioned.

Answer 97

Jimi

Answer 98

Charlie Christian, Andres Segovia

Answer 99

Hendrix, Van Halen, Beck , deMartini , Clapton , Page

Answer 100

Steve Vai & Frank Zappa

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Django Reinhardt. He played at incredible speed and with only two good fingers in his left hand. The fourth and fifth digits in his hand were partially paralyzed after a fire accident.

Answer 102

Pat Metheny ,Frank Zappa,

Answer 103

The only one of those I like is eric clapton. I think there are WAY better guitar players in the sense of they weren't white trashy, and didn't kill themselves with drugs.

Answer 104

Jimi Hendrix and Alvin Lee.

If you don't know who Alvin Lee is listen to "I Want to Change the World" by Ten Years After.

Answer 105

How about guys like Carlos Santana, Angus Young, Joe Perry, Les Paul, Frank Zappa, John Fogerty, Brian May, Johnny Ramone....people always go for the obvious ones, but these guys are pioneers too..Not to mention the ones who continue to innovate like Jack White, Kirk Hammett, and Slash!

Answer 106

I think when its all sais and done I go with John5.. He is currently Rob Zombies guitarist and was Marylin Mansons. His first fame came from The DLR band after Van Halen broke up. He is a highly skilled player!

Answer 107

Joe Satriani

Answer 108

Hendrix named Billy Gibbons as his favorite (on the Dick Cavett show).



Most of the people probably have never listened to Phil Keaggy



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aoDEMETXek

Answer 109

Hendrix has no equal. Clapton's playing has gotten quite mellow as he's aged.

Answer 110

I've always enjoyed John McLaughlin's shredding. Check out the Mahavishnu Orchestra's albums, especially 'Birds of Fire'

Answer 111

Joe Satriani



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoERl34Ld00

Answer 112

Jesus, on all 10 albums he delivered technical performances that have never been repeated to date. The sheer diversity and brilliance of his melodies, that changed the lives of millions and influenced both the djent and deathcore genre's. The first album, Thou Shalt Not Kill suffered due to sound quality and poor production, but the second album was where you really could here the full tonality of what he was playing, and it was incredible. Each album progressed and the prodigy grew into a legend, who can forget the face melting solo on 'Rumours of Blasphemy?' Or the sheer brutality of the pounding dread that was '40 Days, 40 Nights and I Ain't Even Mad'.



So Jesus of Jesus and The Holy Crew gets my vote

Answer 113

all of them are good,

we choose our favorites because it's a matter of taste and style that we like.

it's like cheese cake factory, people loves oreo cheese cake, chocolate, caramel.....

my taste is Angus young, Slash

but i know the other guitarist are very skilled and i enjoy them very much

Answer 114

aside from Clapton, almost everyone mentioned is a one trick pony.Because of his mastery of electic and acoustic guitar,, banjo, zither, folk, rock, country and way way out there rock....not to mention the best jammier make up

incredible music as he and the band went on, I nominate Jerry Garcia.

Answer 115

Phil Keggy

Answer 116

Johnny Marr.

Answer 117

John Mayor. Hands down lol.

Answer 118

Eric Clapton.

Answer 119

The Edge. People say he only relies on pedals and effects. But in all reality, as a songwriter, he is stunning.

Answer 120

Brian May

Answer 121

Definitely jimmy hendrix

Answer 122

John Petrucci by miles.

Answer 123

right -hard to definitevely say someone is "the Best"-some of my favorites JImi -Eric Clapton -Jimmy Page -Jeff Beck-Carlos

Santana-Mark Knopfler.

Answer 124

Jimi Hendrix was the best guitarist of all time my favourite songs of all time is little wing because his guitar playing is so complex he is my ultimate inspiration for me playing guitar i have done for 5 years

Answer 125

Many. How about underrated? That distinction belongs to Buck Dharma(BOC).

Answer 126

Add Paco Peña & Julian Bream to the list - guitars aren't just for rockers.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rzzKztnenQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X02F3YiGIgM



Boarding school may be elitist. But I got to see both these guys playing at the school.

Answer 127

Duane Allman-Eddie Crawford +all of those mentioned 1 more

Albert King-I'll play the blues for you.so many more.

Answer 128

Jimi Hendrix. And who keeps thumbing down the people who respond Jimi Hendrix?

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Alex Lifeson

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Jimmy page

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Brad Paisley

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Next to Jimi Hendrix , Ernie Isley , from " the Isley Brothers " !

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Andre Sogovia! LIVE!

Answer 134

Jimi Hendrix!

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Angus Young!!!

Answer 136

None of the above



Chet Atkins

Answer 137

I can pick between Komi Hendrix and slash!!

Answer 138

He was a pioneer in terms of his wild-sounding guitar style, a style that was such a beautiful balance of chaos and order.

Answer 139

Buckethead.

Answer 140

James Patrick Page, still the driving force behind any axe-man since the sixties

Answer 141

Brad Paisley

Answer 142

I think it was Ronny Vanzant who said..."The hottest guitar player is the one who holds his foot in the fire the longest."



I would say of the choices you gave that Eddy Vanhalen has it hands down.



But what about Joe Perry?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEqb_ZAoPss

Answer 143

Gotta throw Alex Lifeson in there, too!

Answer 144

Eddie Van Halen, by far

Answer 145

I'm giving this one to Jimi. Move over rover, and let Jimi take over!

Answer 146

Joe Satrianni

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Roy Clark, check George b video, acoustic at that

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Brad Paisley

Answer 149

Best overall guitarist " CHET ADKINS "

Answer 150

Eddie Van Halen,,,Jimi Hendrix,,,,,SRV,,,,,and my underrated pick,,,,Steve Howe

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Johnny Be Good

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Roy Clark



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhiKgeJV3k0







Accoustic, electric, fiddle or banjo,



He could play them all.

Answer 153

Niall Horan

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jimi hendrix

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Neil young or afroman

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jimi hendrix

Answer 157

Allan holdsworth,Evh lists him as his main influence

Answer 158

Mick Jones of Foreigner gets my vote. Very underrated.

Answer 159

I like lenny kravitz

Answer 160

It will be John Petrucci of Dream theater....

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Watch a SRV video, then make up your own mind.

Answer 162

theres no good answer but jimi hendrix invented a newe style of guitar playing which is teeth guitar playing which is u playing your guitar with your teeth

Answer 163

I would go with Andréa Segovia.

Answer 164

James Jamerson of The Funk Brothers

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jimi hendrix

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I think, Jimi Hendrix ,

Answer 167

The best is Eric Clapton, every time..

Answer 168

no one mentioned tom morrello from rage against the machine, i like angus young and johnny marr too.

Answer 169

Carlos Santana might be put into the mix.

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jimi hendrix

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She hasn't been born yet

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Hank Marvin ,, hes been around longer ..

Answer 173

Yngwie_Malmsteen



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yngwie_Malmsteen

Answer 174

obvio jimi

Answer 175

uli jon roth, yngwie malmsteen

Answer 176

jimmi hendrix

Answer 177

david gilmour from pink floyd

pete townsend from the who

Answer 178

jimi hendrix

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'jimmy hendrix

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lil wayne

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only one word needed - Jimi.

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Jimi!!

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kurt cobain

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Probably Hendrix just because he really set the bar

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john mayer and ed sheeran

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Jimi Hendrix by far

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ANYONE THINKING ONE IS BEST 1. IGNORANT 2 STUPID AND 3 ONE CANT SAY ONE IS SUPERIOR BECAUSE ALL HAVE DIFFERING STYLES

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Hendrix. He inspired them all.

Answer 189

I say slash

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CHET ATKINS hands down.

Answer 191

don't forget les paul

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rory gallagher. he's irish and could make the guitar almost talk.

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jimi

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steve vie

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Jimi henrick.

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nick jonas

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bob

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Eric Clapton is all time favorite for me.

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ande segovia

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keith urban

Answer 201

o there are so many different, i would not be able to decide.

Answer 202

led zaplin

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with the list you gave I would pick STEVIE RAY VAUGHN

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jimi

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the edge from U2

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MARK KNOPFLER IS THE BEST AND NO ONE KNOWS HIM HERE

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Me

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jimi

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The Egde of U2

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hundreds of british & MANY CHICAGO & BAYOU PEOPLE

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Pandit Ravishankar..... Sitar way>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Guitar

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I think tommy Emanuel

Answer 213

sfddfsdfs

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jimi hendris is the greatest because his influence

will continue to grow

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"Dimebag" Darrell Abbot (R.I.P)

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The one that made the most money!

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van halen cause he dutch. ;)

Answer 218

for technical ability and accuracy,

les paul and yngwie malmsteen



for creativity and experimentation,

hendrix and evh.

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I like Eric Clapton... I think he is the greatest of all time.

Answer 220

jimi

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aiub bassu

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ERIC CLAPTON!

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not jb

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chet atkins

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JIMI HENDRIX

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paul mcCartney was the best of all time

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NO CONTEST!! EDWARD VAN HALEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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phil keaggy

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anything

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HENDRIX!

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None of the above. It is Les Paul ...........................

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no

Answer 233

WILLIE NELSON