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  1. #31
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    Aug 2003
    Location
    maine
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    The Beatles
    Hendrix
    Clapton
    Pete Townshend
    Jimmy page
    Django rheinhardt
    Jorma kaukonen
    Dave NaVARO
    sOUNDGARDEN
    evh

  2. #32
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    Jul 2003
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    Sydney
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    Here's mine:
    1. Yngwie malmsteen
    2. Uli Jon Roth
    3. Paul gilbert
    4. Jason Becker
    5. Tak Matusmoto
    5. guitarist of 3 doors down
    6. guitarists of The Calling
    7. Santana
    8. slash
    9. guitarist of Skid Row
    10. My ex-guitar teacher Damien (a great guy, great sense of humor and an awesome musician.)
    Last edited by rockchick; 08-13-2003 at 01:21 AM.
    Fly me to the moon and leave me there...

  3. #33
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    Aug 2003
    Location
    Redding, Ca
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    1. stevieray vaughn
    2. eric clapton
    3. jimi hendrix
    4. jimi page
    5. jeff beck
    6. carlos santana
    7. van halen
    8. b.b. king
    9. johnny lang
    10. joe satriani

    umm these dont happen to be the most influential guitar players to everyone, but they are the reasons i started playing guitar

  4. #34
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    Sep 2003
    Location
    Traveling
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    11
    Hey, hows it going. Im a metal head and i admit it, so just bear with me...

    1.Wylde
    2.Dime
    3.Rhoads
    4.Hendrix
    5.Hetfield
    6.Mustaine
    7.All the guys from canibal corpse
    8.Trey Azgarth of morbid angel
    9.SRV
    10.Santana
    KEEEP METAL

  5. #35
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    Sep 2003
    Location
    w. spfld, MA
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    No particular order:

    1. Paul Simon ( got me into guitar)
    2. Santana
    3. Robben Ford!
    4. Larry Carlton
    5. Joe Pass
    6. Clapton
    7. David Gilmore
    8. Duane Allman
    9. John Cippolina
    10. Robert Johnson

  6. #36
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    May 2003
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    Jeff beck , joe perrry(ala dick wagner and the other guy who really played on their early good albums - eddie, mike oldfield,

  7. #37
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    Jan 2003
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    Phil Keaggy
    Ritchie Blackmore
    Duane Allman
    Jeff Beck
    Roy Buchanan
    Harvey Mandel
    Thelonius Monk (obviously not a guitarist but his unique approach to music was inspirational)
    Johnny Winter
    Jimi Hendrix
    Eddie Van Halen
    Eric Clapton
    Jimmy Page
    Early Peter Frampton (when he was 18-22)

  8. #38
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    Aug 2001
    Location
    Ft. Wayne, IN
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    Definitely some cool players - gotta love the Robben Ford and John Cippolina choices from dvan, and it's great to see Harvey Mandel mentioned by birdman - he was a big influence on a lot of serious folks, ranging from Van Halen to David Torn.
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  9. #39
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    Sep 2003
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    frank zappa, jimi hendrix, brian may, ben harper, jimmy page, james Iha, and others but i gtg.
    you're Sofa King we Todd did.

  10. #40
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    Sep 2003
    Location
    michigan
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    HMMM OKAY FIRST
    NO ONES FASTER THAN RANDY RHOADS #1
    AND ERIC CLAPTON CAN PLAY DAMN GOOD TOO

  11. #41
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    Sep 2003
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    michigan
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    RANDY RHOADS IS PROBABLY MY MOST INFLUENCED GUITARIST NOT BUY HIS PLAYING STYLE BUT BY HIS LIFE i READ HIS BIOGRAPHY AND IT WAS REALLY INTERESTING. PLAYING STYLE WOULD BE EDDIE VAN HALEN BUT IT'S A DRAW CUZ RANDY WAS AND STILL IS ONE FAST MOTHER FUCKER IF ANY ONE SAYS THEY CAN OUT GUITAR HIM I WOULD BE REALLY SUPRISED AND IF THEY DO THEY NO OFFENSE( THEY PROBABLY PLAY PUNK ROCK) BUT THE THING IS WHY DON'T ANYBODY PLAY GUITAR ANYMORE I HEAR ALL THESE SONGS BUT NOT LIKE ANY THING LIKE VH OR OZZY ITS JUST A BUNCH OF GARBAGE IN MY OPINION JUST THE SAME AS RAP. NOT RACIST BUT FEEL RAP

  12. #42
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    Sep 2003
    Location
    Van Nuys, CA
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    Here's my list in no particular order:

    Jeff Beck - funny how everything just fits right
    Django Reinhardt - two fingers? How'd he doodat?
    Wes Montomery - Phrasing, phrasing, phrasing - oh and a thumb!
    Steve Morse - amazing technique - some of the most awe inspiring passages I've ever heard
    George Benson - I can't copy his licks for the life of me
    Charlie Christian - his chord based solos helped me break out of the pentatonic rut
    John Petrucci - speed freak - excellent right hand picking to model after
    Angus Young - pure frenetic soloing with no gimmicks
    Stevie Ray Vaughan - reintroduced me to what the pentatonic scale should sound like
    Andres Segovia - still treasure my 20 studies for the guitar (by Fernando Sor), Andres Segovia Edition

  13. #43
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    Aug 2001
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    the meshuggah guitarists are pretty insane--talk about being polyrhythmic!, some of their polyrhythmic riffs are really, really complex and executed very precisely.

  14. #44
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    Oct 2003
    Posts
    7
    Hmmm, lessee...

    First and foremost.. Mark Kendall <Great White> he certainly wasn't the most inovative guitarists in the world, nor was he a speed demon, but he had TONS of style and technuiqe!
    Then follows..

    Eric Clapton
    Ace Frehly
    Glenn Tipton <Judas Priest>
    KK Downing <Judas priest>
    Toni Iommi
    Mark Tremonti
    Eddie Van Halen
    Sammy Hagar
    What's his name from Jakyl..

  15. #45
    Join Date
    Nov 2003
    Posts
    6
    I don't really have 10, buit these are my influences

    Stevie Ray Vaughan-Absolutely my #1 inlfuence, one of a kind guitarist
    Jimi Hendrix-Inspired just about every guitarist in the world never again will we see a guitarist like this god
    Albert Collins-Had just about the best tone I have ever heard
    Clapton-Can play the blues with anyone
    Otis Rush-Soulful lyrics and guitar licks
    Last edited by MidwestBlues; 11-09-2003 at 04:09 PM.
    "Well I been trying to call my baby, Lord and I can't get a single sound.-SRV (Texas Flood)

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