Guitar with depth

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Comment by Mark Thompson on June 30, 2010 at 3:15pm

want to write a track and record it in full?

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Comment by Mark Thompson on March 21, 2010 at 3:53pm

below is a deep instrumental tune by a friend

Comment by Mark Thompson on March 21, 2010 at 3:51pm

Comment by Roger on February 25, 2010 at 3:44pm

good list guys. Jimmy Page is the guy who lit my fire. I love David Gilmour. He seems to put the emotion of the song into his guitar. I am a bass player so i love Rush and have learned to appreciate Alex Lifeson more and more through the years and Limelight is a terrific song. Hendrix is Hendrix-definitely one of the greatest. I'm not much of one to dog on guys I don't like but yall are definitely listing a bunch of the guys I DO like. I don't know if Joe Walsh has been mentioned or Peter Green but those two are pretty good too. It's a long list of guys who deserve merit in one sense or another but I like where this is going because yall aren't saying such and such sucks when somebody says they respect them. :-)

Comment by Robert Antilla on February 23, 2010 at 10:20pm

Comment by Robert Antilla on February 23, 2010 at 10:20pm

HeY! I'm somewhat new here. Here is an abstract rendition of Little Wing.

Comment by Daniel Geringer on December 15, 2009 at 1:15am

I agree with Franky M., Ty Tabor is one of the better guitarists out there.

Comment by Franky M. on July 25, 2009 at 2:45am

i have a great addition (5 hours later , as it were) to this list of guitarists w/ depth... man i dunno what you guys think of Ty Tabor of KINGS X but aside from being a fantastic lead player w/ all the fire and skill of a vai or satriani but it goes unseen somehow , he also has a quite awesome MICHEAL SCEHENKER graceful vibrato and an amazing abilty to burn that somehow goes quite overlooked , he is a team player w/ what seems like quite the perfectionist attitude (w/out seeming so) insanely great at what he does which may be why he flies under the radar as low as does , he's terribly graceful , and has the abilty to burn bigtime but rarely does like a neal schon (if i may list another guilty pleasure of a lead guitarist) but , i dunno , like "i could see eric clapton" going home at night kicking up his heels and tuning out the world by listening to a Kings X disc" , getting caught by his butler and imeadiately swiching discs over to some awesome robert johnson tune like "from four untill late"...
but if you've not yet heard Kings X , i'd check em out...

Comment by Franky M. on July 24, 2009 at 7:14pm

limelight by rush gets a vote from me for note value... what a beautiful intro hanging on tha open B string and carefully maintaining slow use of the wammy bar... the list is ongoing...

Comment by Franky M. on July 24, 2009 at 7:06pm

honorable mention for a solo that is perfect w/in some imperfections which gives it more of a bluesy vibe... that is impotant cuz this song is
in fact a blues in C min... THE HONORABLE MENTION GOES ONCE MORE TO
JIMMY PAGE FOR "Since I've Been Loving You" it's such a beautiful solo in the sense that it holds onto the bluesiest gritty vibe while maintaing beautiful modal applications from the (C) aeolian mode... jimmy was a bluesmaster who not unlike HENDRIX (MY KING OF KINGS) used so many of his own eccentricities while maintaining great passion for tha music that inspired 90% of LED ZEPPELINS catalog... you see guys trying it now likt tom morello and something about him bugs me w/ that whammy pedal , it can be an inspiring tool and it is when vai uses it but... jimmy page , they don't make em like jimmy page no more fellahz !

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