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Double Bass Does anyone ever talk about guitarists?

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I play bass, guitar and keys. My guitar influences are Eric Clapton, Mark Farner, Neal Schon, Jimmy Page, and Brian May. The biggest influence is a good friend/guitarist whom I have known for 35 years. He got me started my listening to a lot of great musicians and also got me started playing music.
 
I've been involved in some bizarre threads here, but this puppy may take the damn cake.
I try to hope that you slabbers are just lost (as has been alluded to, more than once) and haven't checked to see that you're in the double bass side.

This's really out there.

Oh, please, drop us more links to your musical brilliance on an instrument that has nothing to do with this Forum.
 
The guitar player that influenced me, as far as learning what a good player really is, is Alex Lifeson. Geedy is able to do all the wonderful playing he does because Alex lays down a solid foundation for him. He can solo too but most of the time he carries the tune.
 
I've been involved in some bizarre threads here, but this puppy may take the damn cake.
I try to hope that you slabbers are just lost (as has been alluded to, more than once) and haven't checked to see that you're in the double bass side.

This's really out there.

Oh, please, drop us more links to your musical brilliance on an instrument that has nothing to do with this Forum.

Jim Hall, Joe Pass, Tal Farlow, Herb Ellis, Segovia, Julian Bream, Chet Atkins, Roy Clark.

I don't know, I can't seem to think of any guitarists that play anything but Rock (that a DB player may actually have actually heard of or been influenced by). At least that I can spell the name of correctly. :hiding:
 
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