03-04-2005, 07:46 PM
60's
Chuck Berry
70's
Jimi Hendrix
80's
Eddy Van Halen
90's
Joe Satriani
00's
Tom Morello
Chuck Berry
70's
Jimi Hendrix
80's
Eddy Van Halen
90's
Joe Satriani
00's
Tom Morello
VitaminE Wrote:60's
Chuck Berry
70's
Jimi Hendrix
80's
Eddy Van Halen
90's
Joe Satriani
00's
Tom Morello
VitaminE Wrote:60's
Marty McFly copied by Chuck Berry
70's
Jimi Hendrix
80's
Eddy Van Halen
90's
Joe Satriani
00's
Tom Morello
Asshat Wrote:Stevie Ray Vaughn in the 80's, maybe 90's.
The Devil Wrote:there's nothing innovative about SRV
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NTSB
The Devil Wrote:there's nothing innovative about SRV
Cameltoe280 Wrote:reintroduces blues/rock to guys like kenny wayne shepard, jonny lang, influences derek trucks. as good as any on the list, imo.
The Devil Wrote:there's nothing innovative about SRVYeah, you are probably right. He was the first white guy asked to play at the Blues Festival. What was I thinking?
The Devil Wrote:clapton, jimmy page, jimi hendrix all did the same
never bought into the hype surrounding SRV, sounds like any other blues/rock guitarist
VitaminE Wrote:Those I was hoping to see on others lists......
Vinnie Moore
Jake E Lee
Yngwie Malsteen
Paul Gilbert
Randy Rhodes
Carlos Santana
Al Demiola
Stanley Jordan