If you could take lessons from anyone, who....?

[BYTOR]

The Almighty God.

If he's too judgemental, then Satch will do.

 

[Chubtone]

Randy Rhoads for me.

 

[glpg80]

Chris Storey or Paul Gilbert

 

[vultures]

Luca Turilli or Guthrie Govan

 

[Shark Diver]

The Almighty God.

Clapton?


For me Estaban.

If he's not available EVH. For me he has the whole package with tech/gear/song writing/rhythm/lead/entertainer/spontaneity/enjoyment. Everything that I would want to emulate.


And those guys from the Beatles knew a thing or two as well.

 

[Charvel_King]

Joe Satriani

His knowledge modes is crazy!

 

[6CA7]

steve lukather!!

 

[university81]

Eric Johnson

 

[Reiep]

Paul Gilbert

That, I love the guy's technique, and the guy himself (in a pure guitarist way ).

And I could support a few hours with Hetfield for some rhythm and fanboism.

 

[jcmlespaul]

Nuno

 

[Mauler]

John Petrucci....

 

[Heritage Softail]

Mark Knopfler

 

[dainbramage0]

Jimi..

 

[PosterBoy]

Paul Gilbert or maybe Satchel

 

[IndyWS6]

Jerry Reed

Hey, Brad - Jerry Reed > Chet Atkins

 

[Heritage Softail]

Jerry Reed

Hey, Brad - Jerry Reed > Chet Atkins

And a better actor?

Don't forget Glenn Cambell and Roy Clark in that group.

Monster players that could humble most.

 

[JTyson]

Steve Morse
The guys ability to play a lot of different styles has always blown me away.

 

[chunktone]

Jimmy Bruno.

 

[Greg Riley]

Any of the above..something could be learned Andy Wood and John 5 are two very tremendous diverse players on the american side of modern players. Tom Quails is a legato beast and Guthrie Govan..is a monster on the european front. Old school..Randy Rhoads, Hendrix, Page, Moore, Malmsteen, Landau, etc..would all be awesome. Roy Clark and Danny Gatton too.. Brent Mason would be awesome..

 

[bgh]

Albert Lee