Who would be your favorite classic rock guitarest? If you have more than one that's cool

Mine would be Perter Framton, and that harmonix he does is sick.

Duane Allman from the Allman Brothers, Henry Vestine from Canned Heat, and John Fogerty from CCR.

Frank Zappa, by far the best guitarist, ever.

Frank Zappa, by far the best guitarist, ever.

He is awesome.. Not my goto favorite, my favorite would be Duane Allman, but frank is pretty d**n good. Great skills.

Joe Satriani

Clapton and then Hendrix. I also like David Gilmore alot.

sweet good reponse.

Jimmy Paige, Trevor Rabin, George Lynch, and Tony Iommi

Tony Iommi hands down.

Hard to argue with Clapton. Had the pleasure of seeing him with Derek Trucks in concert a few years back and it was amazing.

Allen Collins - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Angus Young - AC/DC

David Gilmour - Pink Floyd

Clapton and then Hendrix. I also like David Gilmore alot.

x2

Eddie Van Halen

Ritchie Blackmore

Tiny Tim

pete townsend and jimmy page are some of the best

Frank Zappa, by far the best guitarist, ever.

x2---not only the greates guitarist, but possibly one of the best musical minds ever.

Joe Satriani is the guitar Chuck Norris.

Jeff Beck

Steve Morse

Carlos Santana

Joe Bonamassa (need to check this guy out, google him, not known to the masses but he is lights out)

Mark Knopfler (Dire Straights)

Joe Bonamassa (need to check this guy out, google him, not known to the masses but he is lights out)

Mark Knopfler (Dire Straights)

I think I saw Joe playing with Clapton on some TV show one time, he's a younger guy but he was awesome!

Carlos Santana

How did I forget Santana? I also like Steve Miller. His godfather was Les Paul so he must be good!

I'll resist answering with the obligatory Hendrix, Page, Clapton or Duane Allman.

If I want to listen to some modern day guitar virtuosos I'll slip in something by Buckethead or Derek Trucks.

Hendrix is a given, then probably Randy Rhodes. When it comes to bass, Steve Harris from Maiden is at the top of my list.

Mike

Robin Trower

Tom Scholz

Mark Knopfler hands down.