@DragoonismKF I was actually interested in the cologne reviews, it would be fascinating to see what colognes Phil thinks are high end because the associates at Burlington and Marshalls recommend them.
@SotonCueMan@RoyRogers_HTMS Jimmie Webster released an album in 1959 which included several songs that were fully tapped, he referred to it as "touch guitar". His style was nothing like EVH but it's probably the earliest example of tapping recorded.
@CJCtheFirst @20th_Centurygal I believe Jeff Watson was the second guitarist during Night Ranger's peak, he gets credited with being the first guitarist to 8 finger tap on MTV.
@Hoang_HQ The AI has Jeff Beck looking insanely buff. I'm surprised EVH and the first incarnation of the Frankenstein strat weren't on here, arguably the most iconic guitar of all time.
@fckfmrocks Pretty much every Corey Feldman video. It's doesn't matter which song because they are all cringe inducing. If I had to pick one I'd go with DUH, that one is especially bad.
@paxtrader777 The Complete Turtle Trader by Michael W. Covel is an excellent book that gives the entire back story of the program as well as the rules and framework of the system.
@GuitarWorld Not the most iconic but Jimmy Bryant was the first and arguably the most influential Tele player. His twangy jazz runs influenced just about every Country player who has picked up a Telecaster.
@TheyCallMeDSP You should be the last person to accuse anyone of being a coward because I guarantee if you were in the same room as him you'd be as quiet as a church mouse.