The Greats of Guitar made the guitar an instrument necessary in songs. The guitarists innovated with guitar technology and guitar-style creation. They filled the biggest areas and are still very popular long after their deaths however not all of them are dead. Some Greats include Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, Eddie Van Halen, and Frank Marino from Mahogany Rush
Mickey Newbury didn’t really just drop in of course but today we are showcasing some of the great works of the country songwriting guitar legend who had a long musical career from his first studio album in 1968 right up to 2002 when Newbury released his final album. Since we mentioned the Song Just Dropped…
Jeff Beck was a highly influential guitarist who has had a successful career spanning several decades. He first gained recognition as a member of the Yardbirds in the 1960s, where he showcased his innovative and virtuosic playing style. After leaving the Yardbirds, Beck formed the Jeff Beck Group and released several critically acclaimed albums. Throughout…
Roy Orbison was a legendary musician known for his soulful voice and timeless Roy Orbison songs. However, his music was also characterized by great guitar work. One of his most famous songs, “Oh, Pretty Woman,” features a memorable guitar riff that has become instantly recognizable. The song’s success can be attributed in part to the…
The Beginnings of Big Bill Broonzy The story of pre-war American blues is not complete without Big Bill Broonzy unlike many great Blues players Big Bill Bronzy Guitar Bluesman was a Bandless Bluesman as he only played his acoustic and sang on stage in a pure raw blues style so Big Bill Broonzy never played…
Dave Marshall was a guitarist who had an extensive career playing for a variety of artists. Throughout his time as a musician, he played with artists such as Vince Neil, Dokken, and Lita Ford. He also played on several albums for the band Vinnie Vincent Invasion. Marshall’s talent as a guitarist allowed him to work…
“Brian May, the iconic Guitarist for Queen, is more than just a musician. Renowned for his innovative playing style, marked by his signature “Red Special” guitar and distinctive sixpence pick, May has etched his name in rock history. His electrifying solos and captivating stage presence have captivated audiences worldwide, transcending mere musicianship to become a…
Frank Marino is best known for his exceptional guitar skills. He gained recognition for his work as the lead guitarist and vocalist for the band Mahogany Rush. Marino is known for his unique blend of blues, rock and jazz styles. He has released multiple albums throughout his career and has been praised for his technical…
Being a bluegrass guitarist before a rock guitarist. It’s difficult to have a conversation about Bluegrass music for very long before the name Tony Rice comes into the conversation. He was a polarizing figure among players. He went beyond traditional Bluegrass. Rice was born in Danville, Virginia but grew up in Los Angeles, California. That…
If a person’s life can be studied and the conclusion be that they did exactly what they wanted in every area of expression, when they wanted to and never had regrets then you only begin to absorb the man named Frank Zappa one of the true guitar greats. Composer, conductor, filmmaker, songwriter, artist, Satirical comedy…
Just a quick post today with some of the greatest guitar from the old grey whistle test. Today we are also sharing Rick Barnes a guitarist from Ohio and we will post a new Grateful Dead article on Saturday read our previous article on the Grateful Dead members if you haven’t already. Some of the…
Bill Kirchen is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter whose name resonates deeply in the world of country and rock music. Best known as the lead guitarist for the legendary band Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen during the 1970s, Kirchen earned the fitting nickname “The Titan of the Telecaster” for his unparalleled mastery…
Best known for his Guitar and Mandoline playing. Today we are featuring the guitar of Clarence White and some of the bands of Clarence White Music from The Byrds, Muleskinner, and the Kentucky Colonels are all in Today’s Post along with solo music from Clarence White and Work with other Artists. What Clarence White Left…
