The most under rated guitarist of all time?
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Now sadly departed, Tommy Emmanuel's older brother Phil
https://youtu.be/TXiMEO7RyNo
Stuie French on the orange Gretsch is also an incredible player and worth diving down the YT rabbit hole for
https://youtu.be/k6O8PEw6XGI
Joe Robinson
https://youtu.be/QnTY4oiAck4
https://youtu.be/TXiMEO7RyNo
Stuie French on the orange Gretsch is also an incredible player and worth diving down the YT rabbit hole for
https://youtu.be/k6O8PEw6XGI
Joe Robinson
https://youtu.be/QnTY4oiAck4
Rabea Masaad is, I think, much better than the bit-part player in Anderton's Music Shop videos.
He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
cherryowen said:
Rabea Masaad is, I think, much better than the bit-part player in Anderton's Music Shop videos.
He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
I was a bit worried for a minute there, I thought you meant Rob Chapman. He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
Labradorofperception said:
Isaac Guillory.
Long dead but renowned for appearing in little random pubs and playing Woody or Arlo like no other
His version of Carmichael's Baltimore Oriel is stunning.
Never heard of himLong dead but renowned for appearing in little random pubs and playing Woody or Arlo like no other
His version of Carmichael's Baltimore Oriel is stunning.
You're not wrong in your assessment
Stan the Bat said:
cherryowen said:
Rabea Masaad is, I think, much better than the bit-part player in Anderton's Music Shop videos.
He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
I was a bit worried for a minute there, I thought you meant Rob Chapman. He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
Billsnemesis said:
Stan the Bat said:
cherryowen said:
Rabea Masaad is, I think, much better than the bit-part player in Anderton's Music Shop videos.
He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
I was a bit worried for a minute there, I thought you meant Rob Chapman. He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
Stan the Bat said:
Billsnemesis said:
Stan the Bat said:
cherryowen said:
Rabea Masaad is, I think, much better than the bit-part player in Anderton's Music Shop videos.
He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
I was a bit worried for a minute there, I thought you meant Rob Chapman. He does the solo in this tune:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzmn1cy744
cherryowen said:
Labradorofperception said:
Isaac Guillory.
Long dead but renowned for appearing in little random pubs and playing Woody or Arlo like no other
His version of Carmichael's Baltimore Oriel is stunning.
Never heard of himLong dead but renowned for appearing in little random pubs and playing Woody or Arlo like no other
His version of Carmichael's Baltimore Oriel is stunning.
You're not wrong in your assessment
I first heard a recording on vinyl, of him in a little pub near Knaresborough about 30 years ago - used it to demo Linn and Naim etc hifi in the shop where I worked.
I can never tire of listening to that album. The fact it is recorded on a Walkman pro, in a smokey pub and on vinyl and just sounds mesmerising.
I hear a lot of him in Richard Hawley, which is a great combination, and he's another very underrated guitarist. .
cherryowen said:
I'm not a Maiden fan, but I have watched videos of them playing live.
Certainly Murray has an "effortless" soloing style that probably needs more recognition, and I've reckoned for years that the opening bars to "Phantom Of The Opera" needs to be the theme tune to F1 shows.
It used to be on a lucozade advert with Daley Thompson....early 80’s.Certainly Murray has an "effortless" soloing style that probably needs more recognition, and I've reckoned for years that the opening bars to "Phantom Of The Opera" needs to be the theme tune to F1 shows.
A quick look on you tube
https://youtu.be/xBetudbtRto
Cantaloupe said:
Martin Barre, an underrated musician whose guitar work brightened up otherwise turgid Jethro Tull tracks.
An extra gold star to Martin for putting up with egomaniac Ian Anderson for so long and not
suffering the strange fate of previous JT sidemen Bunker and Cornick.
Good shout. Seeing Martin Barre and his current band just a few years ago was a great experience, and a great reminder of what he brought to Tull that made them so great.An extra gold star to Martin for putting up with egomaniac Ian Anderson for so long and not
suffering the strange fate of previous JT sidemen Bunker and Cornick.
Like Steve Hackett’s Genesis Revisited stands as a reminder of his not-insignificant contribution....
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