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[rj144]

 

[rj144]

Neon by Mayer is hella hard to play.

If I gave a shot to your no song having speed player. Well...a lot of people can play fast.

Virtually no one can play like him.

 

[squeezewax]

 

[Mixedfights]

Oh shit you brought out the SRV?




Then theres this



Good Bob Dylan song

 

[rj144]

Oh shit you brought out the SRV?




Then theres this



Good Bob Dylan song

Yeah, but Tommy E is no joke. Almost no one can play like that dude.

 

[rj144]

This is a local dude:





His playing is so tight and dead on... and he plays classic 60's rock, blues, surf music, country, and chicken pickin' stuff perfectly.

 

[Mixedfights]

Yeah, but Tommy E is no joke. Almost no one can play like that dude.

There is a difference. A huge one, between talent on an instrument like a session guitarist and one who connects with people.

 

[12ga.]

lol thinks he Hendrix sounds like he got an F in 101 music class

 

[rj144]

There is a difference. A huge one, between talent on an instrument like a session guitarist and one who connects with people.

He plays sold out shows all over the world.

 

[Mixedfights]

He plays sold out shows all over the world.

Still no Eric Clapton. There is a difference. Its forming that talent into a song.

And I guarantee you if SRV was alive hed crush that guy with coke sweats and his guitar behind his back.

 

[Cardio]

For anyone curious, his name is Stephane Wrembel, a French Jazz & World Guitarist based in Brooklyn, New York.

His most popular song is "Bistro Fada" which was in the movie "A Midnight in Paris"


My favorite album by him is: "Dreamer of Dreams."

 

[rj144]

Still no Eric Clapton. There is a difference. Its forming that talent into a song.

And I guarantee you if SRV was alive hed crush that guy with coke sweats and his guitar behind his back.

Love SRV, but Tommy E is in his league... different styles though:

 

[Cantona7]

 

[Cantona7]

Oh, and this guy...

 

[Cardio]

Oh, and this guy...

Legendary and magical.
As a kid I loved (and still do) "The Song Remains the Same" What a musical journey this song is.
I can remember coming home from school, getting on my hollow-body Telecaster, Boss D1 orange distortion and my Fender amp. Playing this song on CD, playing along to it and it just sounding like heaven. *sighs*

That and all the Zep songs, Oceans, Black Dog, Stairway, Kashmir, No Quarter..

 

[Jack Reacheround]

I thought Post Malone was a Utah Jazz set play.

 

[misterfurious]

The Rev is awesome!

 

[HelloJapan]

3:25



Prince killing The George Harrison song with Tom Petty.

Drummer here, but Prince is one of my fav guitar players. As a drummer I love guitarists that have great rhythm. Often guitarists focus on lead playing. Shout out to all the guitar players that have a great pocket, can hold it down, etc.

Like this.

 

[bowened]

IMHO, it was on this day, at this moment, that we saw the guitar played the best it’s ever been played.

SRV, Texas Flood, Live at El Mocambo

 

[ebe9]

I used to love playing blues guitarbut in my honest to God opinion it has become quite antiquated and boring.


...coming from classical guitar playin ass dude lol.