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Post by Mr Whippy on Dec 18, 2023 23:48:20 GMT
The original mix dubbed onto a live version. Best sound I could find. But no M.O.:
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Post by MartinT on Dec 19, 2023 10:04:43 GMT
Agreed, and that one's about the music, not pyrotechnics. Here's another...
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Post by Slinger on Dec 19, 2023 13:54:25 GMT
Big Jim led the way...
And where Big Jim led, Jimmy - "Little Jim" - Page (also second guitarist on the above track)
Ritchie Blackmore,
and my favourite of the three, Albert Lee, followed.
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Post by HD Music & Test on Dec 19, 2023 14:15:02 GMT
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Post by Mr Whippy on Dec 19, 2023 22:22:06 GMT
Thanks Paul. Haven't seen that particular Dave Berry video with Big Jim before. I always thought it was an intriguing listen with Dave B's vocals and Big Jim's guitar.
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Post by Slinger on Dec 19, 2023 22:54:49 GMT
Thanks Paul. Haven't seen that particular Dave Berry video with Big Jim before. I always thought it was an intriguing listen with Dave B's vocals and Big Jim's guitar. It's one of my favourite 45s of all time, mostly because of Jim's guitar. A double-neck, and a wah-wah (a DeArmond foot volume and tone control) pedal, in 1964? Both were pretty much unheard of, but as far as I know Jim had been using that wah-wah since 1959. I've got to toss this one in. No lead break, but the guest vocalist is interesting. Jackie Atom eh? Well, Jackie is actually the songwriter, Mr Peacock. That's Trevor Peacock; probably best remembered as "Jim Trott" from The Vicar of Dibley. I love musical trivia.  |
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Post by MartinT on Dec 20, 2023 9:06:53 GMT
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Post by John on Dec 21, 2023 6:37:50 GMT
Some of my favourites from a non metal background include. All of the chosen players are underatted
just sheer perfection
Not sue I can call this a guitar solo but just love this
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Post by rfan8312 on Dec 21, 2023 7:02:38 GMT
John can you mention which guitarist is featured in the first clip, I cant see it.
And you've mentioned Fredrik Thordendal before. Can you leave a comment about him?
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Post by John on Dec 21, 2023 14:35:22 GMT
John can you mention which guitarist is featured in the first clip, I cant see it. And you've mentioned Fredrik Thordendal before. Can you leave a comment about him? Ernie Isley Fredrik is inspired by Holdsworth and has fluid style. At times his playing is quite outside. He guitar is tuned down in the Djent style. Hi plays a lot of odd time signatures |
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Post by Slinger on Dec 21, 2023 15:34:50 GMT
Three brilliant choices, John. Ernie is hugely underrated and a wonderfully fluid and melodic player, Eddie Hazel (Funkadelic) produced something that has never been equalled, and certainly never bettered (in my opinion) with Maggot Brain, and Terry Kath, who died at the age of 31, from "an unintentional self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head" would surely have gone on to become a Hell of a lot more famous if it weren't for his drug/health problems. He had a great voice too. Jimi Hendrix once cited Terry Kath as one of his favourite guitarists, and said he considered Kath to be "the best guitarist in the universe".
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Post by Slinger on Dec 21, 2023 15:50:47 GMT
A few more for the pot...
And now for something completely different...
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Post by John on Dec 21, 2023 17:17:46 GMT
Saw this lot live 3 great players
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Post by Mr Whippy on Dec 21, 2023 17:59:20 GMT
The Chicago item is a particular favourite, John.
Love the pent-up, contained, constrained Lee B's performance here:
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Post by Slinger on Dec 21, 2023 18:04:06 GMT
I still have trouble reconciling the Hellecasters Jerry Donahue with the Fairport Convention Jerry Donahue. I also find it amusing that they all play " Telecasters" built by other guitar makers; there's not a Fender amongst 'em.  |
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Post by John on Dec 21, 2023 18:22:52 GMT
I like the solo at the end
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Post by Mr Whippy on Dec 21, 2023 21:01:38 GMT
One of my favourite Dave Gilmour's solos. Simple, but effective:
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Post by Slinger on Dec 21, 2023 22:12:38 GMT
One of my favourite Dave Gilmour's solos. Simple, but effective: With, I believe, Mick Green on 2nd guitar, Ian Paice on drums, and Pete Wingfield playing keyboards. |
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Post by John on Dec 22, 2023 13:14:46 GMT
Another underrated player but he made up for it with his own ego
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Post by Slinger on Dec 29, 2023 20:13:21 GMT
More Albert. As I remarked to someone the other day, if I was given the gift of being able to play with the chops of any other guitarist, it would probably be Albert Lee.
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