Bon Jovi - These Days on my count of three, you can start with the insults...1..2..3
The Offspring - "What Happened To You" (Full Album Stream) ...don’t act cool. I know you all devoured this piece.
R.J. (Angelo Ribelle) even the negrita paid tribute to r.j.
Angus Young and Malcolm Young meet for one last time when your brother and your band love you... they don't let you go to hell without your guitar. Love.
Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode (1972) #guitarlegends 0 C. Berry. The guitarist par excellence. The father of rock. He is off the charts. You don’t teach the father how to have children.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Foxey Lady (Miami Pop 1968) #guitarlegends 1 jimi hendrix. Any word is too minimal to describe the importance of this artist's fingers in the history of modern music. Immense.
Stevie Wonder and Jeff Beck Perform "Superstition" at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary #guitarlegends 2 Jeff Beck. Now... I don’t know if he’s among the best or not. I know that when he starts to play, suddenly any piece (even the most trivial) becomes a masterpiece. I've never understood how he does it, what he does, and where he finds the inspiration... but everything he plays is magic.
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song (Live Video) #guitarlegends 3 jimmy page. From the first listen to this band, I was completely hypnotized. The only guitarist able to give me feelings of "panic" in some parts of his solos (especially those with the violin bow) - a giant.
TEN YEARS AFTER - Bad Scene (1969) #guitarlegends 4 Alvin Lee. I could have put another hundred guitarists in his place, but I chose Alvin. Too underrated for his talent and for all the brilliant ideas that can be heard in his blues. One of the guitarists I have adored without reservations from the very first note.