Guitar Heroes !

thenry | 00:52 Sat 04th Aug 2012 | Music

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Had enough of the Olympics. Who is the greatest guitarist ?

Which piece of music is used in "A History of Art in Three Colours: Blue

Bohemian Rhapsody bu Queen

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Zinnie - interesting comment. When I drive my car at 76mph (that's its top speed) and the windows are open and the wind is blowing in my hair I have to go for Status Quo or Hendrix or Van Halen or (Money For Nothing) Knopfler ! But in the quiet moments of a dinner party when I am commenting on the choice of wine I like to have John Williams and Julian Bream. This is the wonder of that most versatile of instruments - THE GUITAR !

kawakiri

Yngwie malmsteen.

Prudie

Jan Akkerman (Focus)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZwMxS1Ozc0

thenry

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Prudie - Hocus Pocus by Focus. One of my favourite tracks - gotta be the electric version though !

Prudie

Still listen to them all the time. Admit I just found this on youtube and not heard the accoustic version before. Not too thrilled but it does demonstrate his skill. I went to see them a couple of years ago. Still brilliant even with the change of line-up.

Lie-in King

Not the greatest perhaps, but I like this pair :-)

I never liked Hendrix.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUYQMslOobw

Graham-W

Whilst I believe Jimi to be the daddy when it comes to rock guitarists and Rory Gallagher for white blues rock, Alvin Lee of "Ten Years After" was, in my opinion, vastly underrated. Fastest guitarist in the west.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaYj5DxJ5tM

thenry

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Lie-in. Enjoyed that clip. Graham W - Rory brilliant ! seen him in concert a few times.

jomifl

Didn't the guy in deliverance with the strange eyes play the 5 string G banjo?

thenry

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Yes. I think he was blind and was simply responding to Ronny Cox's guitar version of Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith's 'Dueling Banjos' but he kept increasing the tempo. Memorable !

horseshoes

Keith Richards.

Prudie

The lad in Deliverance didn't actually play the banjo. He was picked from obscurity because of his looks and put back there afterwards. Someone was behind him and it was those hands that were playing.

tonyav

Tony Iomi ( sp ) Black Sabbath.