Tidenes beste blues gitarist?

[anray]

Hvem synes dere er den beste blues gitaristen opp gjennom tidene?

Vi skal selvfølgelig ikke glemme artister som BB-King, Albert King, Freddy King, Muddy Waters, Buddy guy, John Lee Hocker osv........Kan ramse opp i fleng selvfølgelig og alle de er utrolig bra gitarister og ikoner innen blues sjangeren, men for meg er det en som skiller seg ut. Min stemme går uten tvil til STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN ingen over ingen ved siden!

Han har (hadde) en så usminket stil, teknikk og utstråling som en ikke finner hos noen andre gitarister opp gjennom hele historien. Det er sikkert mange som har en annen oppfattning enn meg, så det hadde vært fint om dere kan skrive litt om deres favoritt.

[Lejs]

enig med deg.... liker også han derre david hidalgo

[Øyvind]

B. B. King og SRV...

[jsbach]

Rock´n´roll fiskeboll, kjøttkaker og fårikål. Ertesuppe kaviar, lærern spiller på gitar... osv osv...

Noen er fortsatt i barnehagen?

[texaz]

Husker en konsert med john mayel en gang på 80tallet hvor han haddde med seg en gitarist som het walter trout. Har aldrig hørt noen som har tatt den sån ut hverken før eller siden.

Endret April 22, 2006 av texaz

[anray]

Rock´n´roll fiskeboll, kjøttkaker og fårikål. Ertesuppe kaviar, lærern spiller på gitar... osv osv...

Noen er fortsatt i barnehagen?

Skjønner ikke hvorfor du alltid skal være så inn i granskauen negativ!!!!!! Må vel være lov å starte en tråd uten å få slengt slike kommentarer. Og hva har det med å være barnslig egentlig? Er det barnslig å ha forbilder, for hvis så er tilfelle er det mange barnslige der ute.

Du vet at det er ingen som tvinger deg verken til å lese eller kommentere tråder som ikke faller deg i smak.

Arrrrrgh, blir så vannvittig provosert av slikt. Hvorfor ikke respektere hverandre her inne og la folk få spørre om hva de vil, uten at det skal komme sleng kommentarer.

Er vel strengt talt du som er barnslig som i det hele tatt gidder å bry deg med slikt.

[Gnome]

Det må definitivt være Paul Gilbert!

[PerA]

Rock´n´roll fiskeboll, kjøttkaker og fårikål. Ertesuppe kaviar, lærern spiller på gitar... osv osv...

Noen er fortsatt i barnehagen?

Jeg har en mistanke om at den godeste herr Bach kanskje ser på blues som litt mer "mindreverdig", kanskje barnslig musikk?

TOPIC:

Jeg stemmer for Stevie Ray Vaughan. Veldig stilig spillestil, kanon lyd, sjelfull stemme og tøffe sanger.

[Mr. Crowley]

Gary Moore, mener jeg.

[Floydian]

Eric Johnson!

[AlexanderT]

Tidenes beste som uttrykk blir utryddet.

Buddy Guy har jeg fått veldig sansen for i det siste. Live At The Checkerboard plata er fin. Der er det skikkelig kommunikasjon mellom han og publikum. Høres ut som han spiller i et fattig strøk. Er ei kjerring som blir veldig biffa opp av tekstene hans.

Har aldri hørt en gitarist som bruker dynamikken helt samme måte som han.

Snadder fra Wiki:

Stevie Ray Vaughan once declared, "He (Buddy Guy) plays from a place that I've never heard anyone play." "Buddy can go from one end of the spectrum to another. He can play quieter than anybody I've ever heard, or wilder and louder than anybody I've ever heard. I play pretty loud a lot of times, but Buddy's tones are incredible…he pulls such emotion out of so little volume. Buddy just has this cool feel to everything he does. And when he sings, it's just compounded. Girls fall over and sweat and die! Every once in a while I get the chance to play with Buddy, and he gets me every time, because we could try to go to Mars on guitars but then he'll start singing, sing a couple of lines, and then stick the mike in front of me! What are you gonna do? What is a person gonna do?!"

Jeff Beck affirmed, “Geez, you can’t forget Buddy Guy. He transcended blues and started becoming theater. It was high art, kind of like drama theater when he played, you know. He was playing behind his head long before Hendrix. I once saw him throw the guitar up in the air and catch it in the same chord.” Beck recalled the night he and Stevie Ray Vaughan jammed with Guy at Buddy Guy’s Legends club in Chicago: “That was just the most incredible stuff I ever heard in my life. The three of us all jammed and it was so thrilling. That is as close you can come to the heart of the Blues.” Image: Jeff Beck with Guy.

According to Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page: “Buddy Guy is an absolute monster” and “There were a number of albums that everybody got tuned into in the early days. There was one in particular called, I think, American Folk Festival Of The Blues, which featured Buddy Guy — he just astounded everybody.” Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman: “Guitar Legends do not come any better than Buddy Guy. He is feted by his peers and loved by his fans for his ability to make the guitar both talk and cry the blues… Such is Buddy’s mastery of the guitar that there is virtually no guitarist that he cannot imitate.” Guy has opened for the Rolling Stones on numerous tours since the early 1970s. Slash: "Buddy Guy is the perfect combination of R&B and hardcore rock and roll." ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons: "He (Buddy Guy) ain't no trickster. He may appear surprised by his own instant ability but, clearly, he knows what's up." Lonnie Brooks: “Buddy Guy is a master. He’s the bravest guitar player I’ve every seen on a bandstand. He’ll pull you into his trap and kill you. He owns that bandstand and everyone knows it when Buddy’s up there."

Andre favoritter er Scott Henderson, Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Mayer, Albert og B.B. King, Robben Ford og Robert Cray.

[Praiser]

Tidenes beste som uttrykk blir utryddet.

Buddy Guy har jeg fått veldig sansen for i det siste. Live At The Checkerboard plata er fin. Der er det skikkelig kommunikasjon mellom han og publikum. Høres ut som han spiller i et fattig strøk. Er ei kjerring som blir veldig biffa opp av tekstene hans.

Har aldri hørt en gitarist som bruker dynamikken helt samme måte som han.

Snadder fra Wiki:

Stevie Ray Vaughan once declared, "He (Buddy Guy) plays from a place that I've never heard anyone play." "Buddy can go from one end of the spectrum to another. He can play quieter than anybody I've ever heard, or wilder and louder than anybody I've ever heard. I play pretty loud a lot of times, but Buddy's tones are incredible…he pulls such emotion out of so little volume. Buddy just has this cool feel to everything he does. And when he sings, it's just compounded. Girls fall over and sweat and die! Every once in a while I get the chance to play with Buddy, and he gets me every time, because we could try to go to Mars on guitars but then he'll start singing, sing a couple of lines, and then stick the mike in front of me! What are you gonna do? What is a person gonna do?!"

Jeff Beck affirmed, “Geez, you can’t forget Buddy Guy. He transcended blues and started becoming theater. It was high art, kind of like drama theater when he played, you know. He was playing behind his head long before Hendrix. I once saw him throw the guitar up in the air and catch it in the same chord.” Beck recalled the night he and Stevie Ray Vaughan jammed with Guy at Buddy Guy’s Legends club in Chicago: “That was just the most incredible stuff I ever heard in my life. The three of us all jammed and it was so thrilling. That is as close you can come to the heart of the Blues.” Image: Jeff Beck with Guy.

According to Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page: “Buddy Guy is an absolute monster” and “There were a number of albums that everybody got tuned into in the early days. There was one in particular called, I think, American Folk Festival Of The Blues, which featured Buddy Guy — he just astounded everybody.” Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman: “Guitar Legends do not come any better than Buddy Guy. He is feted by his peers and loved by his fans for his ability to make the guitar both talk and cry the blues… Such is Buddy’s mastery of the guitar that there is virtually no guitarist that he cannot imitate.” Guy has opened for the Rolling Stones on numerous tours since the early 1970s. Slash: "Buddy Guy is the perfect combination of R&B and hardcore rock and roll." ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons: "He (Buddy Guy) ain't no trickster. He may appear surprised by his own instant ability but, clearly, he knows what's up." Lonnie Brooks: “Buddy Guy is a master. He’s the bravest guitar player I’ve every seen on a bandstand. He’ll pull you into his trap and kill you. He owns that bandstand and everyone knows it when Buddy’s up there."

Andre favoritter er Scott Henderson, Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Mayer, Albert og B.B. King, Robben Ford og Robert Cray.

Gary Moore er knallbra. Han er sinnsykt undervurdert

[Gluke]

Gary Moore er knallbra. Han er sinnsykt undervurdert

Sjekk hans versjon av Red House på Fender 50 års bursdags dvd'en, maaaaan den mannen har tone i hvert fiber.

[Cerpin Taxt]

Stevie Ray er død.

Tom Morello.

[jolle]

Ingen som nevner HENDRIX??? Steike...Han slår ALLE...Inkludert SRV...Sjukt og.. Men SRV er god han og..