FabSwingers.com forum: Underrated guitar players

By *aulmercury99 OP Man
5 days ago

southam

I'll start off first...

Aynsley Lister

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By *ildTimes.Man
5 days ago

Colchester/London

Prince!

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By *aulmercury99 OP Man
5 days ago

southam

Good choice!

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By *atte Lover 82Man
5 days ago

BERWICK-UPON-TWEED

"Prince! "

Was just talking about this with my mate a couple of weeks ago. So underrated

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By *ildTimes.Man
5 days ago

Colchester/London

"Prince!

Was just talking about this with my mate a couple of weeks ago. So underrated "

Very! Man can shred!

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By *osseffMan
5 days ago

All over devon, I love a road trip!

"Prince!

Was just talking about this with my mate a couple of weeks ago. So underrated "

Not by me, personally he's an amazing guitarist. (Self taught musician too) When he plays the guitar solo for " while my guitar gently weeps" with a whole heap of guitarists and throws the guitar off at the end....🤣 My job here is done AV that! Awesome!

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By *aulmercury99 OP Man
5 days ago

southam

"Prince!

Was just talking about this with my mate a couple of weeks ago. So underrated

He was also a killer piano player!!!

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By *osseffMan
5 days ago

All over devon, I love a road trip!

"Prince!

Was just talking about this with my mate a couple of weeks ago. So underrated

He was also a killer piano player!!! "

Yes very much. Out of all of the amazing artists we lost in that period he was the one that affected me the most. An amazing body of work..

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By *aulmercury99 OP Man
5 days ago

southam

"Prince!

Was just talking about this with my mate a couple of weeks ago. So underrated

He was also a killer piano player!!!

Yes very much. Out of all of the amazing artists we lost in that period he was the one that affected me the most. An amazing body of work.."

Couldn't agree more

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By *ildbillkidMan
5 days ago

where the road goes on forever

Doyle bramhall II ,with the arc angels and now solo, played in Eric Clapton's band

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By *spenfallsMan
5 days ago

Northampton

Prince definitely... But also Dave Stewart from the Eurythmics. An under-the-radar genius.

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By *me2u2Man
5 days ago

Glasgow

Glen tilbrook from squeeze

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
5 days ago

A den in the Glen

I thought Michael J Fox was making it up a little at Glasto to be honest.

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By *alcon2Man
5 days ago

North

Trevor Rabin from Yes.

I know he is not an original member, but I very much like his style.

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By *alcon2Man
5 days ago

North

Lyndsay Buckingham from fleetwood mac.

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
5 days ago

Bristol

Alex Lifeson

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By *rdenites2Couple
5 days ago

Market Bosworth

Jimmy Netflix

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By *ildmanYorksMan
5 days ago

Doncaster & Bembridge

Me!

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
5 days ago

Bristol

Jerry Cantrell

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By *alcon2Man
5 days ago

North

John Mayer ( I suppose he's not underatted but..)

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By *effdelightMan
5 days ago

Grimsby

John Martyn

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By *alcon2Man
5 days ago

North

"Jerry Cantrell"

Good call

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
5 days ago

Bristol

"Jerry Cantrell

Good call

Damn right! My favourite band of all time

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By *alcon2Man
5 days ago

North

Buck Dharma from blue oyster cult.

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By *gf301Man
5 days ago

canterbury

I struggle with defining "underrated". Apart from a half dozen globally recognised megastars, you could argue the case for almost anyone to at least be "underappreciated" due to being not widely known.

Good shout by the OP for Aynsley Lister... But if he was more widely known you wouldn't get to see him at the 100 club for £20.

A few more that I think deserve wider recognition, Chris Buck (cardinal black), Oli Brown, Marcus Bonfanti, Davey Knowles.

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By *rpv78Man
5 days ago

st austell

Albert Lee

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By *abluesbabyMan
5 days ago

Gibraltar/Cheshire/London

"Doyle bramhall II ,with the arc angels and now solo, played in Eric Clapton's band"

I know what you're saying about Doyle but in guitar geek circles he's highly lauded. He should be more popular in general though. Agreed.

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By *abluesbabyMan
5 days ago

Gibraltar/Cheshire/London

"Lyndsay Buckingham from fleetwood mac."

Fully agree! They replaced him with THREE guitarists on their last tour and they still sounded y!

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By *abluesbabyMan
5 days ago

Gibraltar/Cheshire/London

Jeff Buckley - of course being blessed with one of the most stunning voices ever to be recorded was a huge smoke screen causing his stellar guitar playing to be overlooked.

Same as Prince, so another shout out for him, with his abilities as a multi-musician, producer, engineer, dancer and choreographer having the same effect.

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By *alcon2Man
5 days ago

North

Nitin Sawhney

His flamenco playing is fantastic.

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Dennis Stratton, from the early iron maiden line up. Still a good player today.

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By *rpv78Man
4 days ago

st austell

James Burton

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

john frusciante

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Tosin Abasi

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By *irty-pairCouple
4 days ago

Essex

Guthrie Govan. Used to bump into him in my old local years back. Bizarre to see a guitar virtuoso while we were doing the pub quiz

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By * am not NeurotypicalMan
4 days ago

WALSALL

Will Sargent from Echo and the Bunnymen

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By *lue collar bi guyMan
4 days ago

the shire

Tommy emmanuele

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By *corpioboyMan
4 days ago

Glasgow

Nick Drake

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By *ustbelfastMan
4 days ago

Belfast

Eric Bell, Thin Lizzy

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By *irtydesires2024Man
4 days ago

West Midlands

Jimmy McCulloch

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By *irtydesires2024Man
4 days ago

West Midlands

"Nick Drake"

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By *partharmonyCouple
4 days ago

Ruislip

Gary Moore

Stef Burns

Dan Patlanski

Danny Gatton

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By *anWoman555Couple
4 days ago

birmingham

Piotr Wiwczarek

zakk wylde

darrell abbott

More underrated to those that aren’t familiar with metal, but to those that are these guys are some of the top of their game. I’d say skill wise they’re geniuses.

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By *partharmonyCouple
4 days ago

Ruislip

Glenn Campbell. He was way more than just a cheese country music singer.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
4 days ago

couple, us we him her.

Dave Grohl.

People always associate him with singing and drumming but he's a kick ass guitarist as well.

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By *vlizTV/TS
4 days ago

merseyside and anglesey

Bert on...hank marvin

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By *hief_Of_AlwaysMan
4 days ago

The last house on the left…

Les Claypool - Forged his own sound

Tom Morello - Did things that can’t be replicated

Cliff Burton - Never heard anyone do that with a bass before

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
4 days ago

BRIDPORT

"Glenn Campbell. He was way more than just a cheese country music singer. "

One of the most in demand session players in his earlier days

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By *partharmonyCouple
4 days ago

Ruislip

"Guthrie Govan. Used to bump into him in my old local years back. Bizarre to see a guitar virtuoso while we were doing the pub quiz

Good shout!

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
4 days ago

BRIDPORT

Not so much underrated, those that are aware of him are fully appreciative of his talent, but often overlooked in the shadows of Peter Green, I put forward Danny Kerwan , I personally would rate him as Greens equal.

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
4 days ago

Bedford

Jerry Reed, Tony Joe White, Glen Campbell, James Burton, Prince, Wendy Melvoin, Dr Robert, James Hedfield,

Mike Nesmith and more.

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
4 days ago

Bedford

Oh and Jake Thakray, I was deep diving him after ages only the other day.

If they can't do it on an acoustic first they're not really doing it for me.

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By *arry McKockiner69Man
4 days ago

Exeter

"Guthrie Govan. Used to bump into him in my old local years back. Bizarre to see a guitar virtuoso while we were doing the pub quiz

Some incredible work with Steven Wilson

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By *arry McKockiner69Man
4 days ago

Exeter

Martin Barre from Jethro Tull

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By *r.and.Mrs.DSCouple
4 days ago

N. Wales

Frank Iero, Ray Toro, Claudio Sanchez, Travis Stever, Dave Knudson, Brian Haner.

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By *artfordBlokeMan
4 days ago

Dartford

Nick Salomon and Bari Watts

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By *MattyMan
4 days ago

Naked coffee house near you - Wiltshire - Swindon

John Squire

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
4 days ago

Bedford

Gypie Mayo from Dr Feelgood

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By *evilswhoDareCouple
4 days ago

West yorkshire

Steve jones , sex pistols

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By *ildbillkidMan
4 days ago

where the road goes on forever

Robin trower

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By *xciter7169Man
4 days ago

The Midlands

Roy Buchanan

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By *evotee101Woman
4 days ago

Houghton le Spring

Nick Beggs Kajagoogoo fame

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By *ynamite500Man
4 days ago

Angus

Steve Stevens, grossly underated. Nice guy too!

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

"Steve Stevens, grossly underated. Nice guy too!"

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By *llaBelle1Woman
4 days ago

Manchester

Captain Sensible

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

I'd say Suzanne Vega..

The kind of fingerpicking patterns she uses are quite difficult if you try & break them down. (Also whilst singing at the same time.)

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By *istalloverCouple
4 days ago

Pays de la Loire -Normandie -Brittany borderFrance

Stuart Adamson skids / Big Country

Really underrated

Sadly missed .

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Justin Sullivan from new model army.

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Reb Beach

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Johnny Marr

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By *ickeyblueeyes7Man
4 days ago

newport

Malcolm Young apparently he could everything Angus could do as well

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By *ifeleftMan
4 days ago

Lincoln

Olga from Toy Dolls.

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Joe Robinson.

Young Australian guitarist and singer. Incredible.

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By *ai Hard 2 - Dai HarderMan
4 days ago

Manchester / Cardiff

Of those listed already, I'd go for Marr, Morello & Claypole

To add one, I'll go with Bert Janch

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By *hesoftboyMan
4 days ago

Cleethorpes/Sheffield

I really like the bad/couldn't-care-less players like Johnny Thunders, and I love the way Marc Bolan used to try to play well outside of his actual ability which was basic at best! - some of his live stuff he doesn't even play a solo in the same key as the song - it's so wrong it's right.

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By *abbergastedMan
4 days ago

Glasgow

David Hidalgo

Graham Coxon

Dave Gregory

Paul Simon

Mick Taylor

Marc Ribot

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
4 days ago

Bedford

Poison Ivy The Cramps

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By *leep walkerMan
4 days ago

Caerphilly

"I'd say Suzanne Vega..

The kind of fingerpicking patterns she uses are quite difficult if you try & break them down. (Also whilst singing at the same time.)

Saw her in a tent at Glastonbury in '99 & she was awesome. "The Queen & The Soldier" was unbelievable.

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By *ildbillkidMan
4 days ago

where the road goes on forever

Warren Haynes

Derrick trucks

Both played with the Allman Brothers,

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By *edkent69Man
4 days ago

maidstone

Mike Campbell, from Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

"I'd say Suzanne Vega..

The kind of fingerpicking patterns she uses are quite difficult if you try & break them down. (Also whilst singing at the same time.)

Saw her in a tent at Glastonbury in '99 & she was awesome. "The Queen & The Soldier" was unbelievable."

Really good songwriter also

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By *estivalfunloverMan
4 days ago

didcot

Rebecca Lovell

Henry James Schneekluth

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By *xciter7169Man
4 days ago

The Midlands

Zal Cleminson

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By *ost SockMan
4 days ago

West Wales and Cardiff

Good shout on Mick Taylor - great player.

I’d go for Dave Rawlings

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Mikael Åkerfeldt from Opeth.

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By *alcon2Man
4 days ago

North

Buckethead

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By *gf301Man
4 days ago

canterbury

"Rebecca Lovell

Henry James Schneekluth"

Agree with both of these...

And the mention of Warren Haynes earlier in the thread... Sheer class...

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By *eceivers-of-edenCouple
3 days ago

W Yorks

Some people have a strange interpretation of "underrated" but, hey, people can choose whom they like of course.

I'd say Paul Simon

- Mandy

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By *ascalCoupleCouple
3 days ago

Oxford

Ribot is outstanding, his banjo playing too

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By *ascalCoupleCouple
3 days ago

Oxford

Hubert Sumlin

Michael Karoli

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By *ildbillkidMan
3 days ago

where the road goes on forever

Underrated or not as popular? All the players are rated,some are not as well known, but their styles of music are not as popular, jazz ,folk, blues,

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By *ildbillkidMan
3 days ago

where the road goes on forever

Niels cline from Wilco

Pat menethy

Robert cray

All are rated players just not as popular as others

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By *inkyfuckery2024Man
3 days ago

Hockley

"Johnny Marr"

I was skimming thru and thought he’d been left out - blokes a guitar playing genius!

Seen him quite a few times over the years and always blown away 👍🏽

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By *oomlMan
3 days ago

Fareham

Adrian Legg

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By *hite lines 100Couple
3 days ago

Bangor

Tom morello

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By *ashfulandBullCouple
3 days ago

Gloucester

Nuno Bettencourt!!

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By *orksRockerMan
3 days ago

Bradford

Two that have not been mentioned that should be...

Daryl Stuermer - Genesis

Mark Tremonti - Alter Bridge

And agree with one that has been mentioned... Trevor Rabin 🎸

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By *endy_xdTV/TS
3 days ago

preston

Marty Willson-Piper, his work with All About Eve on their later albums is superb.

Steve Rothery of Marillion, such a delicate touch, check out a live version of Easter, Seasons End, or The Great Escape on YouTube.

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By *ensualtongue2023Man
3 days ago

furnace

Glen Campbell

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By *erfecthostMan
3 days ago

swansea

Myles Kennedy tremonti gets all the credit

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By *luemarraMan
3 days ago

Carlisle

Tony Clarkin: Magnum

Luke Morley : Thunder

Martin Barre : Jethro Tull

To be honest could go on and on

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By *allGuy1000Man
3 days ago

Reading

Paul Weller

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By *aigressMan
3 days ago

Cardiff

"Prince! "

This.. all day.

He was sooo talented and creative.

People often overlook just what an amazing rhythm guitar player he was

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By *2000ManMan
3 days ago

Worthing

Bernie Torme. Played with Gillan, filled in for the late Randy Rhoads with Ozzy and started his own bands. Excellent controlled feedback style with decent riffs and solo work. Much missed.

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By *d59michelleTV/TS
3 days ago

walsall

"Eric Bell, Thin Lizzy"

Ray Gun and Return of the farmers son off the first album 2 of my favourites

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By *aulmercury99 OP Man
3 days ago

southam

Can't believe this thread has gained so much interaction!!!

Making me feel very seen haha

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By *ortney FoxxxWoman
3 days ago

Cardiff

Eric Clapton 👌🏻

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By *arry McKockiner69Man
3 days ago

Exeter

"Eric Clapton 👌🏻"

Underrated?

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By *omCoyoteMan
3 days ago

Northern England

Glenn Tilbrook - aside from being half of one of the greatest songwriting teams is a phenomenal guitarist.

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By *gf301Man
3 days ago

canterbury

Again, not underrated by those who know the genre, but I'll add Joanne Shaw Taylor into the mix. X

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By *urvegoblinMan
3 days ago

Coventry

Mick ronson

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By *r lotharioMan
3 days ago

newcastle-under-lyme

alex lifeson (lead)

but in the case of guitar players the bass player is always underrated / forgotten

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By *inkywife1981Couple
2 days ago

A town near you

Rory Gallagher

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By *orksRockerMan
2 days ago

Bradford

"Marty Willson-Piper, his work with All About Eve on their later albums is superb.

Steve Rothery of Marillion, such a delicate touch, check out a live version of Easter, Seasons End, or The Great Escape on YouTube. "

Yessss. 🎸 All About Eve were awesome with Tim and especially MWP. Ultraviolet is sooooo underrated.

I liked The Church too. Good shout.

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By *ai Hard 2 - Dai HarderMan
2 days ago

Manchester / Cardiff

Not so much underrated, but nowhere near as popular as (I think) he should be; José González.

If you've not listened to the album 'Veneer', find a half hour with nothing else to do, put your headphones on and chill out. It's impossible not to!

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By *abgent84Man
2 days ago

Kidderminster

"john frusciante"

100%

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By *abgent84Man
2 days ago

Kidderminster

Emily Kokal and Teresa Wayman from Warpaint

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By *alcon2Man
2 days ago

North

Sam Westphalen

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By *ifeleftMan
2 days ago

Lincoln

Big John Duncan, especially for his work in Blood Uncles.

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By *alcon2Man
2 days ago

North

Jon Gomm

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By *ettieAndIrvingMan
2 days ago

Derby

Alex Lifeson

Johnny Ramone (you try doing it with just downpicking)

Rory Gallagher (should be as well known as Hendrix)

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By *oerichMan
6 hours ago

Greater Manchestet

"Lyndsay Buckingham from fleetwood mac."

I have to agree with this. It was only yesterday I happened to come across a clip of him with Stevie Nicks singing “Never Going Back Again”

and thought wow he’s some guitarist.

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By *oerichMan
5 hours ago

Greater Manchestet

"Eric Clapton 👌🏻"

Well he’s hardly underrated but I think that Andy Fairweather Lowe who often plays alongside Eric Clapton is a superb guitarist.

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By *oerichMan
5 hours ago

Greater Manchestet

"Of those listed already, I'd go for Marr, Morello & Claypole

To add one, I'll go with Bert Janch"

I will second Bert Jansch playing Angie.

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By *olinOfBathMan
5 hours ago

Corsham

"Oh and Jake Thakray, I was deep diving him after ages only the other day.

If they can't do it on an acoustic first they're not really doing it for me."

Jake's guitar had cost him £500, second-hand - but the previous owner was Segovia. How do I know this? Because he told me, while I was strumming a couple of chords on it, c. 1978. True story.

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By *alcon2Man
4 hours ago

North

Jeff Healey

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By *alcon2Man
4 hours ago

North

"Jeff Healey

(Possibly not underrated, but should be better known.)

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By *utsideLookingInMan
4 hours ago

Southampton

Martin Carthy

Mark Speer of Khruangbin

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By *olinOfBathMan
3 hours ago

Corsham

Dale Watson

Luther Perkins

Joe Brown

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By *ildbillkidMan
3 hours ago

where the road goes on forever

Joe pass

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
3 hours ago

BRIDPORT

Often lauded for his vocals with Small Faces and Humble Pie, Steve Marriott was no mean blues guitarist , check out his live performance of 5 Long Years, he’s not just playing that guitar, the expression of emotion he draws from that instrument is palpable.

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