Tapping (On Guitar) In a musical sense of the term

[Matt Till]

Edward Van Halen... he does nothing for me. I like Van Halen's tunes, but that's because they are fun. I'm not wowed by super fast triplets.

I am, on the other hand.... wowed by this...

Justin King... enjoy!

[Wrong Robot]

You should check out Kaki King(no relation) and Michael Hedges. Michael hedges was kind of the godfather of that style playing, he really did some whacky cool stuff on the acoustic guitar. Kaki King is from the same school of acoustic guitar awesomeness, though she is far younger and ultimately, pursuing a different sound in the end, but she still makes some sweet music.

[superbassman2000]

its true...justin king is amazing...check out the song hodown...i love it! plus, hedges did a cd with manring, and its pretty cool!

[bassjamn]

Stanley Jordan did some good stuff in the past as well, have not kept up with his recent stuff.

[SoComSurfing]

Kaki King studied under Michael Hedges for a little while, and spent a bit more time with Preston Reed. She is an amazing artist, IMO (and not too bad on the eyes, either!).
Kaki King

[SomecallmeTim]

Kaki King is darned impressive. I saw her on Conan a while back and was floored.

[Trevorus]

Kaki King was in town this past week, and I missed it. Though I doubt I would have been able to get tickets...

[Christopher]

Originally Posted by Matt Till

I am, on the other hand.... wowed by this...

Justin King... enjoy!

Yeah, this guy's a highly underrated and very versatile guitarist. He's not just good at the tap/slap steelstring thing.

[Matt Till]

Kaki is awesome. I saw here on *gag* Carson Daley. I gotta admit, I saw a girl with an accoustic guitar that looked like Lisa Loeb (sp?) and thought "Here we go again..." but she blew me away.

[Erlendur Már]

Kaki King is awesome. It's a shame I don't own her cd's.