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Guitarist that play with the soul

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Topic: Guitarist that play with the soul
Posted By: pakish
Subject: Guitarist that play with the soul
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 12:25
    Steve Vai.  
If he only had "for the love of god"  that would be enough


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Posted By: greenback
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 13:11
david gilmour, steve hackett, steve rothery and gary chandler

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Posted By: Man Overboard
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 13:12
Roine Stolt belongs on any "guitarists with soul" list..


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Posted By: Hammill
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 13:18
andrew latimer, david gilmour, vinnie moore, steve vai, steve hackett and rory gallagher 

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Posted By: frippertronik
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 17:53
jan akkerman, andy latimer, steve hackett

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Posted By: King of Loss
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 17:58

Let's see, I guess I'll put a real controversal one: John Petrucci.

If you don't think his soloing is emotional, then I guess you need to listen to more of his stuff because his solos are not just all about shredding (listen to Yngwie Malmsteen or Michael Angelo Batio if you want shredding), he has so much emotion in his solos and they move me more than Howe, Hackett or Vai will ever do.



Posted By: MikeEnRegalia
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 18:49
Arjen Anthony Lucassen.

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Posted By: Moogtron III
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 18:55
Andy Latimer and Dave Gimour are very soulful guitar players, and so are Steve Hackett and Jan Akkerman.


Posted By: King of Loss
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 20:16

Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

Arjen Anthony Lucassen.

I really like him, however he's not exactly what we would call a "soulfly" guitarist.



Posted By: bamba
Date Posted: June 11 2005 at 20:29

Andy Latimer, Steve Hackett, Robert Fripp. Jan Akkerman,David Gilmour and jonsi.

ANDY



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Posted By: pakish
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 03:59
Originally posted by King of Loss King of Loss wrote:

Let's see, I guess I'll put a real controversal one: John Petrucci.

If you don't think his soloing is emotional, then I guess you need to listen to more of his stuff because his solos are not just all about shredding (listen to Yngwie Malmsteen or Michael Angelo Batio if you want shredding), he has so much emotion in his solos and they move me more than Howe, Hackett or Vai will ever do.



MMM depends on the song, the spirit carries on, for example, is full of soul, same as lost without you but you also got songs like home or the crystal prission


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Posted By: MikeEnRegalia
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 05:02
Originally posted by King of Loss King of Loss wrote:

Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

Arjen Anthony Lucassen.

I really like him, however he's not exactly what we would call a "soulfly" guitarist.

Listen to The Dream Sequencer (the track), and tell me why you think it's less soulful than you typical Gilmour solo.



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Posted By: bakerstreetmuse
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 05:45
Robin Trower!!!


Posted By: Valarius
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 06:28
Originally posted by King of Loss King of Loss wrote:

Let's see, I guess I'll put a real controversal one: John Petrucci.

If you don't think his soloing is emotional, then I guess you need to listen to more of his stuff because his solos are not just all about shredding (listen to Yngwie Malmsteen or Michael Angelo Batio if you want shredding), he has so much emotion in his solos and they move me more than Howe, Hackett or Vai will ever do.



Posted By: barbs
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 07:04

Tommy Emmanuel, David Gilmour, Steve Morse, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Ronnie Jordan


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Posted By: Reverie
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 07:45

I must agree with Steve Vai, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Gilmour. I think i'll agree with Petrucci as well. A lot of the time i wouldn't, but for his solos on Falling Into Infinity if nothing else. Also his stuff with LTE is excellent. Soulful doesn't have to mean melancholic, just from the soul. Roine Stolt is another good one.

I'd like to add Frank Zappa, Allan Holdsworth, and Pat Metheny



Posted By: Reverie
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 07:46
Originally posted by Reverie Reverie wrote:

I must agree with Steve Vai (although i think FTLOG is quite over-rated), Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Gilmour. I think i'll agree with Petrucci as well. A lot of the time i wouldn't, but for his solos on Falling Into Infinity if nothing else. Also his stuff with LTE is excellent. Soulful doesn't have to mean melancholic, just from the soul. Roine Stolt is another good one.

I'd like to add Frank Zappa, Allan Holdsworth, and Pat Metheny



Posted By: philippe
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 08:28
The blues man Buddy guy, the flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucia, Frank Bornemann from Eloy

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Posted By: nimrodel
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 08:32

Brian May



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Posted By: Reverie
Date Posted: June 12 2005 at 09:48
Uh i don't know what happened there! I don't remember quoting myself


Posted By: milla
Date Posted: June 16 2005 at 14:47
Peter Green


Posted By: spectral
Date Posted: June 16 2005 at 15:01
omar a rodrigues-lopez, alex lifeson, adam rubenstein, jeremy enigk.

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