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
The music of DR Feelgood is what you need to pick you up. One of the highlights of working Guitardoor is Myself Knowing what I know in the musical history and current scene, gets combined with Chris’s knowledge and our Guidance from Pete Feenstra. This means we all 3 are constantly teaching each other about … Read more
We would not be a guitarist blog if we did not mention Hendrix, We have covered Stevie Ray and Rory so Now we must address the Man who brought us the Outerspace Blues. Part Cherokee Hendrix who once spoke of his hair as an antenna. Is being featured here on Guitardoor. Hendrix’s Native culture considered … Read more
I am one of Many who as a teen owned some form of Les Paul Copy and a Mirror. We wanted to be Jimmy Page. Low-slung guitar strap and one of many copies of the first Two Led Zep albums were part of our inspiration. The Riff from “Whole Lotta Love” was often the first … Read more
Let’s begin by recognizing that musician Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones was not just a skilled Teardrop guitar player; he was a true pioneer in his field and a remarkable multi-instrumentalist often referred to as a “Wizard of Sound.” Jones showcased exceptional talent across a variety of instruments, including the saxophone, keyboards, and mellotron, … Read more
The language of guitar playing goes beyond just modes, scales, and progressions. It’s difficult to explain in musical theory, but some guitarists are fluent in it, while others just like to listen. For some, the instrument is their voice and the notes are their words. As children, we learn to speak by repeating the words … Read more
Robert Johnson Devils music as it was called because of the old folk tale at the crossroads. There were 41 songs on the record. With the only 3 known Photos of Robert Johnson from the 1930s. Mythology or Truth, the Story can still be one to raise the hair on your arms. His death is … Read more
Gary Moore, the legendary guitarist whose influence resonates across the spectrum of blues, once eloquently expressed, “The Blues have many COLORS.” His musical odyssey commenced in the vibrant city of East Belfast, Ireland, in the pivotal year of 1952. The Maritime Club, a crucible of artistic expression, became the nurturing ground where Moore’s prodigious talent … Read more
Today’s article will delve into the world of John Campbell, a renowned steel guitar hero. After the tragic passing of Stevie Ray Vaughan, my close friend Terry Carr and I were determined to find new sources of inspiration. Our quest led us to explore the works of living masters who had previously influenced players such … Read more
Rory Gallagher is said to be one of the greatest guitarists along with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix. Either way, he was the best fender bluesman for many guitarists and music fans. We also feature 3 Of The Best of Rory Gallagher’s Videos on YouTube in this Article for visitors who just want to … Read more
Stevie Ray Vaughan, a name synonymous with blues rock, was more than just a guitar legend—he was a true style icon. Known for his electrifying performances and unique playing style, Vaughan captivated audiences worldwide. His signature look, often completed with a wide-brimmed SRV hat adorned with a feather, became an indelible part of his image. … Read more
