Top ten guitarists in the world?

In the mid-1960s, psychedelic drugs had a great influence on the development of the whole culture, and Hendricks' music also exuded endless psychedelic colors. He has a gift that seems to come from other worlds. He has a variety of musical styles in his chest, from big bands to gospel music. He deconstructed and split the traditional pop and blues music at will and modulated new color music. Hendricks' live performance is very explosive. The scene where he lit a guitar full of gasoline on the stage is the most classic scene in the history of rock music. Jimmy's guitar is a part of his body, and his spirit permeates every note that pops up. It can be said that everyone who just picked up the guitar was inspired by Jimmy's spirit.

The most important album: Do you have any experience?

The most classic single: red house

2. jeff baker

Jeff baker is the main guitarist of Marquis Rock Music, and has enjoyed a high reputation for more than 30 years. In 1960s, he first appeared in the music world as an arrogant guitarist in Yardbirds. For decades, he has cooperated with many famous musicians in the fields of rock music, pop music and jazz, including mick jagger, tina turner and Bon Jovi. Baker's unique skill in timbre of his Strat guitar is that when the amplifier is very high, the volume of the guitar is completely turned off, and then it is turned on slowly after plucking the strings, creating a wonderful sound that slowly enters heaven. His only defect in music-which is why he can't achieve greater commercial success like other guitarists-is that he lacks the ability to compose and perform, and he never sings.

The most important album: blow it again and again

Classic single: Where are you?

3. Bei Bei Jin

The king's guitar style is a perfect combination of Delta Blues and Jazz, sometimes mixed with gospel, rock or pop flavor. He is proficient in the melody of guitar plucking, especially in pushing strings. Few people can play the guitar with emotion like Kim. Kim also has a profound influence on rock music. Many guitarists are influenced by his music, such as eric clapton, jeff baker, jimmie riu vaughan and Jimmy Page.

The most important album: The Royal Hotel Live

The most classic single: sweet little angel

4. Jimmy Page

One of the most unique guitarists in rock history. Page's music has deep blues roots, but his les paul guitar and Marshall speakers create a hard rock sound. Fast and sensational repetitions and solos are the important reasons for the enduring popularity of led zeppelin's songs. Page's playing styles are varied, from English folk songs to the Middle East to jazz, and his music is surging in various styles, with fascinating effects. Page is not only a hero guitarist, but also an excellent songwriter.

The most important album: Temple

The most classic: D single-layer manufacturer

5. Allen Holdsworth

We may not be familiar with his name, but he is a master admired by many famous guitarists, such as Steve Van and Eddie van halen. Holdsworth is a British fusion guitar master. He is good at applying saxophone phrases to electric guitars. He used a "sweet" distorted timbre, which is famous for his long-span interval jump and shocking speed. He can make the guitar cry by using the crank. Holdsworth is not only a guitarist, but also an expert in wine tasting.

The most important album: road games

The most classic single: Alaska

6. eddie van halen

Van halen's extraordinary musical feeling and future imagination triggered the heavy metal music movement in the 1980s. His performance style, which combines vitality and skillful skills, has become his symbol. His violin-like timbre and skill of playing strings with both hands are warmly sought after by many guitar lovers. Even the manufacturers of musical instruments are making technical improvements to his products according to his music. Van halen is also excellent in phrase writing and guitar arrangement.

The most important album: van halen II.

The most classic single: eruption

7. Pat Metheny

Metney is regarded as the greatest jazz guitarist today. In high school, he often skipped classes and hid in the bathroom to practice guitar. With a perfect understanding of the chord scale theory and good arrangement, Metney's guitar music is fresher than traditional jazz and more elegant than fusion jazz. His emotional solo can bring joy and sadness to the audience together.

The most important album: Travel Notes

The most classic single: phase dance

8. eric clapton

When talking about clapton's guitar playing, we will not only think of his classical blues solo passages, but also think of his important contribution to the formation of hard rock and metal music in early Cream. At the age of 20, he was regarded as a guitar god by fans. He is a versatile and creative guitarist. Now, based on the most deeply rooted Bruce, he keeps digging out the deepest things in his soul and presenting them to the audience.

The most important album: steam wheel

The most classic single: I feel free

9. Chuck Berry

Forget Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry is the real father of rock music. He combined the styles of blues and country music and played the guitar fiercely, which marked that the guitar began to become an important role in rock music. Berry shocked serious audiences with loud guitar sounds and suggestive lyrics in the 1950s. Since then, people have realized that rock music is more powerful than Beethoven. Double stop (playing two chords at the same time during solo) and relaxed and humorous pushing strings are his playing characteristics.

The most important album: Chuck Berry's selection

The most classic single: turn over Beethoven

10. T-shaped walker

For T-bone Walker, we first admit two facts: first, he invented Bruce's electric guitar style; Second, he is the greatest Texas guitarist. His control of guitar timbre and application of jazz chords are unparalleled. Walker is also a perfect performer. Long before Chuck Berry and Hendricks appeared, he performed tricks such as playing guitar behind his back and playing guitar with splits on the stage. He can express his feelings effectively and accurately in concise phrases. He is the essence of blues guitar and a pioneer in developing electric guitar.

The most important album: t-bone blues

The most classic single: Call it stormy Monday.