Just something to lighten the mood on this tragic week......RIP Macca Mine would be. 1, Jimmy Page 2, Angus Young 3, Jimmy Hedrix 4, Randy Rhodes 5, Robin Trower 6, Eddie Van Halen 7, Slash
Mathew Bellamy? Granted part of the reason he's great is because he can also play piano and sing like the best but still
Tom Morello Johnny Marr (The Smiths) John Mayer Stevie Ray Vaughan John Frusciante (Red Hot Chilli Peppers) BB King Jack White (White Stripes)
Nice list enough but where the hell were Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton and Ritchie Blackmore......?
Difficult to put in order as so many styles; Hendrix Steve Vai Ritchie Blackmore Jimmy Page Dave Edmunds Mick Ronson Rory Gallagher Gary Moore Carlos Santana Peter Green That's 10 and I could name another 10 in the same class...
Blimey. This is hard. I like rhythm guitarsts as much as leads Tony Iommi James Hetfield Stevie Ray Vaughan (bestest) BB King Johnny Marr Fusciante That chap who played on Paul Simon's 'Graceland' album
Scoot Mcgonagall (of short lived 70s supergroup Christ on a Bike) Jimmy 'Toerag' James ( so poor his guitar only had 1 string, but boy could he make it sing. Only available on vinyl) Blue Malvinas (Flamenco thrash pioneer) The Ono brothers ( did for the guitar what Kraftwerk did for the cello) Septic Joe Onions (great Ouse delta legend) Tommy Grimthorpe ( of Blood Pudding Factory) Les Retch ( of punk legends The Hormones)
Here's my offering - in no particular order: John Petrucci (Dream Theater) Alex Lifeson (Rush) Joe Bonamassa Ritchie Blackmore Gary Moore Eric Clapton Jeff Beck Brian May Michael Schenker (The Scorpions, MSG) Steve Morse (Dixie Dregs, Deep Purple)
In no particular order 1) John Mayer 2) Stevie Ray Vaughan 3) Tony Rice 4) Jeff Beck 5) Jimi Hendrix 6) Peter Green 7) Joe Pass