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Old 10-14-2011, 06:41 AM   #18 (permalink)
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For electric guitar i have: Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and Fernando Miyata.
Acoustic guitar: Andy McKee, Adrian Legg and Miyavi.

They all have incredible skill and make good music

Thank you for bumping this thread. What a shame it's years old and only 2 pages deep.

I'd like to say, first to come to mind was Dave Schmidt aka Sula Bassana. He's a multi-instrumentalist. He's most known as a bassist, but does a bit of everything depending on what the project is and if/who he has any/for support.

But I don't find him to be the most technically proficient player or anything of that sort. But he is a favorite.

Might as well go ahead and say Buckethead on guitar (anyone heard his acoustic album? That's why I didn't say electric guitar... any guitar works for Buck)
Mattias "IA" Eklundh and Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal are up there too.

Drummers: Brian "Brain" Mantia, Danny Carey, Mitch Mitchell

Keys: Jordan Rudess, Travis Dickerson, Bernie Worrell, Derek Sherinian

All ties for favorites
Bass: Jean Baudin, Les Claypool, Victor Wooten
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