I dunno how he picks with the pick angled like that. I've tried it a few times and I hate how the pick catches the strings on the upstroke.

me too

was hanging out with julian coryell a bit earlier... very cool guy... and yes, he also finds it funny how many people comment under his dad's youtube videos saying he sucks

he's also a wonderful singer, songwriter, and guitarist... every bit as good as his dad, and probably better in many aspects...
(he also has the most beautiful manly forehead i've ever seen)

what is a manly forehead?
also, anyone know of any good songs that have guitar and banjo in them? as a possible duet?

dr frasier krane had a great one

... let me introduce you to Harry Manx .... Take care

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E91wBBtpFkg[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xrNvwST89w[/youtube]

Found this excellent site that has an absolute ton of guitar books and magazines. They have a lot of the old guitar techniques magazines back when martin taylor, guthrie govan and eric roche did regular colums which are currently unavailable. They come with the audio too.

http://faststrings.com/

Eric Johnson's first UK tour......

http://www.eventim.co.uk/cgi-bin/ticket ... iliate=GCL

Thanks for that my friend - I hadnt noticed. The 1st of those shows is within travelling distance for me, so I'm going to try and get there

You have to go......I've seen him several times, acoustic & electric, even once opening for Buddy Guy and he never fails to produce a great show.

... ahhh ... Buddy Guy saw him a few years ago in Austin Texas ... absolutely wonderful performance ... Take care

A general question that doesnt mean much at all, but who would the experts here rate as the most technically skilled or accomplished guitarist of all time? mainly someone who has completely mastered the instrument and delved into as many styles as possible, and done it most efficiently as well. From all that is usually posted and the comments over the years, seems the person to take that would be Phil keaggy, seeing as he is equally accomplished on the acoustic as well as electric, and seems to be very good in the versatility department as well.....Danny Gatton's another name Ive seen get mentioned a lot.....

lenny breau, hands down. the race is for second place... i think it's probably between gatton, keaggy, and akkerman... then possibly guys like ej and howe, as far as household names go... then there are the equally brilliant but lesser known names like john jorgenson, rick graham, brent mason, et al.