Who Does Jon Bon Jovi Think Was the Greatest Guitarist of All Time?
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- Jon Bon Jovi provides Howard with his top picks for best guitarist of all time.
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Nice to hear someone give credit to Knopfler for a change
Win!
FOR REAL!!!!!!!
I can guarantee that here in Europe he’s not overlooked at all. Always up there in every ranking.
Knopfler is amazing. Listening to his music, you'd swear he was born and raised in Nashville.
I know! He's so underrated.
Anybody that mentions Mark Knopfler goes up in my book
Amazing musician
On every street!
@@RiddlesInStone Knopfler and Beck are both amazing guitarists and similar in the regard that they didn't use a pick. So hard to replicate their sound. I agree with Jovi though...Beck was the best and sorely under recognized.
Sultans of Swing 🤘
@@Spirit.Man551 Single Handed Sailor
An impossible question. So many legends. Some gone, some still around
Exacty...Stevie Ray Vaughan needs a mention here.
I still listen to the Young Guns II soundtrack all the time! One of my all time favorites. Billy Get Your Guns!!!
In a blaaaze of gloory
Bon Jovi is legit, he took a breath, mentioned the greats, then included Mark Knopfler.
The Sulton of Swing King.
Great answer. Mentioned Beck, Hendrix, Page, Van Halen, Prince and Knopfler. Only one he missed that is often on these "best guitarist lists" is Clapton.
No, a laundry list was left out...
And Blackmore.
I was fortunate to see Jeff Beck 15 times, including his last tour last year with Johnny Depp. He was my all time favorite guitarist as well as musician. I am still in disbelief he has died, it hurts me as much as when my Mom died. #RIPJeffBeck #GOATGuitarist #ICON
Edit: Actually saw him 15 times.
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14 times? Amazing. To say you liked him is an understatement. Lol. But remember Hendrix passed away very young at 27 so can you imagine how good he would have been at 37?
@@guitarsrcool4922 I had to edit my post. Saw him 15 times.
4times.
SRV Beck '89 Dayton was by far my all time best show.
Saw Stevie 6 times total.
RIP Mr. Beck and Stevie Ray......
@@F1Slunk Saw SRV 10×. First time I saw him, met him, & got him to autograph a flyer from the venue. Last time I saw him was the 1st of 2 shows he did with Eric Clapton at Alpine Valley.
What about Richie.. & Carlos Santana
Jimmy Page, George Lynch, Jamie West Oram, Eddie Van Halen, Alex Lifeson are on the top of my list.
Wow! Your a Fixx fan? Cool, very cool.
Smartest thing I’ve ever heard him say.
You’re not smart
A lot of great ones,but nobody makes it look effortless than Knopfler
Clapton
Great answer. Jeff Beck is amazing on guitar.
Mark Knophler é genial mesmo
Jon speaks the truth. RIP Jeff Beck
Alvin Lee should also get an honorable mention
Sambora is a fine musician.
I agree with Jon they all deferent players but I would put both Jeff Beck and Eddie as #1....they both deserve to share first place. And Hendrix #2 for me.
That young guns album was magnificent.
Young Guns II score was killer.
Funny, when Beck was asked what he thought about Jimi after hearing him play, he said he thought about quitting the guitar.
0:53 He used a word that doesn't exist, but he isn't the first person to say "intrical" when he meant "integral".
Such a pity that he would not mention one of the best: Richie Sambora!
But he’s not one of the very best though
@@barry1369 You're wrong.
@@jjbast he’s good but he’s not one the greatest of all time
Alice Cooper said 'Samboras the best of all"
So what?
Its just opinions
He’s not though. Not even a remote possibility.
If he was more thoughtful, he should’ve said, Richie Sambora as a nice gesture. Guess he couldn’t throw him a bone.
I think Jon is still bitter that Richie walked away
Ahí notaste el gran ego de jon jon nunca va a reconocer que el éxito de bon jovi fue por richie sambora no por ningún otro
He wouldn’t be truthful then. Sambora can’t be considered with those that Jon mentioned.
Knopfler, Brian May, Clapton my favorites.
The correct answer is actually Guthrie Govan (your own guitairst, Richie, was incredible too in his pomp!!).
Buckethead, Slash, Marty Freidman, Steve Vai and Joe Satriani too.
Jon knows his stuff!
Ye some big names, Their more trail blazers & unique in what they introduced to modern rock guitar playing. Let's not forget Richie Blackmore & Steve Via as well..
Good answer. On the spot and well thought out.
finally someone acknowledging the greatness of knopfler
Tony Iommi... with two fingertips missing.
Django played with two fingers. 😁
Certainly the most important guitarist of all time.
Within the genre, yes. Overall, as a guitar player... not in a top 10 list of all time anywhere.
@@bobabooey4537 you OBVIOUSLY CANT PLAY GUITAR.
@@csnide6702 I can play guitar, definitely in the top 10 all time.
I agree Jeff Beck,
Hendrix
Prince ???? Wtf. He is not even in top 1000
Jimmy Page
@@godbyone nor should he be
LOL he's a great player but most of all he's a genius overall artist. If you're talking guitar only Prince is not in the top 50@@godbyone
Eddie Van Halen, Roy Clark, Randy Scruggs.
Eddie Van Halen, Frank Zappa and Steve Vai's favorite:
Allan Holdsworth, the Big Boss!
Stevie Ray Vaughan >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
BB King, Slash, Richie Sambora, Keith Urban definitely
Brian May, Mark Knopfler, David Gilmour, Steve Howe for me.
It ain't a competition.
Terry Kath (Chicago) was one of the absolute best.
Interviewer to hendrix: how does it feel to be the best guitarist in the world. Hendrix response "I dont know you have to ask Terry Kath"
Ritchie blackmore, wasnt a huge fan of jeff beck but love his guitar lol haha plays killer
No mention of sambora that helped write half the bands songs 😮
lol
Richie is a good guitarist, but not on a great guitarist list. Definitely nowhere near the top 10!
Lel
Jon es un egoísta y lo malo es que sus propios amigo no le dicen la verdad
Because he doesn’t belong on the list. Not even close.
Hendrix and VH are two of the most inspirational/influential great technical rock guitarists. Though it's tricky to say "The Greatest Of All Time". Beck could do things others couldn't but could he compose and play things that a Johnny Marr came up with and vice versa? Then there is Segovia :-0
if Jeff beck better than Randy Rhoads?
@@backtoshallabal6662 Yes
Chet Atkins
@@TheAgentAssassin he shaped how the Everlys guitars sounded!
Correct. Thank you. It's no disrespect to the great Jeff Beck to put him a rung below EVH and Jimi. And on the Johny Marr test EVH and Jimi passed that one.
FACTS!! He was there!
0:27 Exactly. He saw the magic...
putting Knopfler up was a great call, and it shows JBJ has an opinion instead of just blurting out the standard feel good "Hendrix" line, as good as he was, he is a top 10 but not a top 5. I put Page at #1 personally but fully understand its in the eye of the beholder.
Someone should mention Jerry Garcia, the musicians' musician.
It was my mistake, but I didn’t expect such a meaningful and respectful insight from him.
respects but check out Conrad Simon- Overture 1756 and Yngwie Malmsteen - Making Love Extended Version. hands down incredible solos and guitar souls
My personal TOP 10
Considering...
- technical playing (speed, precision)
- song writing
- riff creating
- stage presence
- years active
1. Jimmy Page
2. Jimi Hendrix
3. Jeff Beck
4. Eric Clapton
5. SRV
6. EVH
7. Tony Iommi
8. Duane Allman
9. Keith Richards
10. Prince
That is correct. Jeff Beck is the GOAT.
I thought he was gonna mention Sambora; one of my favorites; very underrated
But does he compare to those greats? I don’t think so.
Masterfully said..
I not a Jeff beck listenner, but what he dis in young guns, it is gold.
Hendricks loved Beck I heard Billy Gibbons talking about it in an interview. Hendricks loved Billy Gibbons playing guitar also. All great guitarists.
What about Angus Young of AC/DC. Let’s not forget that guitar legend! Just listen to him play “Whole Lotta Rosie” and you will see what I’m talking about.
Stevie Ray Vaughan was the best guitarist/performer we are ever likely to see!👍😎✌🗽
Im a big SRV fan too and think he’s one of the all time greats but I think choosing THE GOAT is really impossible and ultimately will just reflects people’s biases and their emotions make the decisions for them. SRV is definitely on my personal short list of best players but that’s just my opinion.
@@slashtrio Same here, just another opinion. I said guitarist/performer which for me is true. If you put just the guitar skills up for competition, I'd still pick Stevie, but I'd have to see the top players side by side to really make an informed decision. Someone should do that, put together 10, or 20 of the top guitarists best performances in a vlog. 👍😎✌🗽
Also a big Stevie ray vaughan Fan one the best ever lived 🙂👍👍
What about another Jeff. I mean Jeff Healey 🙂👍👍 played together with SRV result..you are in guitar heaven 😊
Prince was all around better musician/performer/entertainer than all those JBJ mentioned
It's none of the people mentioned on the show it's Vivian Campbell. Rik Emmett is a very close second.
Hank Marvin and Gary Richrath. I can't understand why they are so underrated. Glenn Campbell was great too.
Roy Clark and many others down Nashville way.
Michael Schenker
No Pete Townsend love?Did Two amazing rock operas and had a decent solo career.
Pete rocks. Hugely seminal player. Total powerhouse early on too.
Listen to the last lick Jeff Plays on that “Blaze of Glory song”. Might be one of the craziest licks of all times . If you didn’t know the difference you would swear it’s a female vocalist . Just listen to it . Jeff was not from earth .
Agreed…amazing what Jeff did.
Knopfler should be higher in every list,prince too.They just avoided the limelight, "success is great,fame not so much" knopfler once said.✌️
Interesting, I didn't know Jeff Beck played guitar in Blaze of Glory til now. 😄
Jeff Beck and Steve Morse are my all time favorites.
Alot of us, are sure Steve Marriotte is up there, in that ' first ' line-up. Probably one of 3 best band Frontmen ; 1) Mark Farner 2) Steve Marriotte 3) Singers, of THE ASSOCIATION 4) MANY, many more.....(RUSH band, is a totally different ' music '. )
Jeff Becks a good pick. He's been consistently good for a long time.
Beck is my favorite, now Beck thought Prince walked on water when it came to playing guitar both pretty damn good.
Gary Moore is up there
Eric Clapton and George Harrison for me. Nobody has come up with leads, fills or have inspired as many guitar players as those two.
this
George Lynch and Randy Roades...no debate
@@kevinwalsh4652 lol no
@@bumpyroad3251 didnt ask
The white dudes go to ..always Clapton 😅..so unoriginal
Most opinions on greatest guitarists fail to mention the most important criteria for greatness-one’s ability to compose new music.
When you look at all of the many great guitarists under consideration, and then compare their catalogue of music based upon the music’s popularity and various styles, tempos, and rhythms of songs, it’s hard to beat Page as the greatest guitarist of all.
Page’s catalogue of composed music is simply remarkable.
100% agree. Most of the technical players had the chops but didn't have the Riffs or the songwriting.
Page had that in spades
Agree. Page's catalogue of ripoffs is simply remarkable.
@@sixmillionsilencedaccounts3517 Lol.
No shit.Shocked to not see Townsend mentioned at all.
agree w sm!!
Yep kinda was thinking same, maybe Holtzwort next for me.
I love these arguments.
He mentioned Knopfler. He inspired me to buy a red strat at 14.
Good for Bon Jovi!
agree...If he saw Jeff Beck in the same room, how can you not give that answer?
Samobora is pretty amazing too...
Ritchie Blackmore
Prince!
Robert Fripp is my fave. Still, that was a wonderful answer he gave
Spot on for each one I'd say!
Randy Rhodes could be added to that list for the same reasons.
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Its disrespect not to mention Richie Sambora. RS made Bon Jovi that it is. He's one of the best guitarist of the world. Jon should mention that because he made jon tha rockstar that he is. Ungrateful
Richie really is a great guitar player....Jon knows that, everyone knows that. And he's definitely one of the top 100 guitar players of all time, but Richie isn't a TOP 3 candidate.... and Richie knows that too!
@@kalterkakaozumfruhstuck1515 Brayn May was elected "best guitarist" of the world. His isnt one of the most gifted, but they give him thw award anyway. I think RS is one of the top 5. Jon at least could mencion that. He is a rockstar, for many things one of them is Richie Sambora. No question about it.
Just because he’s was in the band doesn’t make him one of the greatest that ever played. Get a grip.
Richie Blackmore? Stevie Ray Vaughn?
Why bother asking the guest a question if the host is just going to answer for him?
That's a good question. Especially when no matter what you say, he's gonna say Hendrix regardless
Everyone has their favorites, hard to argue with Beck. For me though, it's SRV.
Think you for giving credit to Mark Knopfler
The correct answer would be Edward Lodewijk Van Halen
What was Howard saying about Dire Straits?
Tom Scholz, Brian May, Gary Moore...overlooked by many people.
Dime bag Darell
if you are going on straight feel and the emotions they can evoke in you, you would have to say David Gilmour hands down, i mean listen to another Brick and the wall part 2 it contains the quintessential rock guitar solo
He basically undermines his cred by not even mentioning SRV.
He did. He said Hendrix. I love SRV but he was Hendrix reincarnated.
CRV
Phil Keaggy
Amen!
I suspect it's a classical guitarist somewhere, certainly not a rock, blues or country player as great as they can be.
Or a jazz guitarist
Couldn't agree more.
Great answer
Jimmy page.For creativity.
Brownest guitar player ever.
I love Zeppelin, but Page is not in the same stratosphere as Hendrix
Duane F'in Allman
PACO DE LUCÍA, of course!!!!!!!
How would he know?