Favorite player that uses PRS ?

[WEDGE]

Paul Gilbert is an alien. No one should have that level of proficiency, he makes ridiculous stuff look like he isn’t even breaking a sweat.

 

[JohnPRS]

Simon McBride,

 

[Big Mike]

Paul Jackson Jr

 

[Johnny Rigs]

Do I have to be the guy who posts this?? Ok fine...

 

[gush]

Paul Gilbert is an alien. No one should have that level of proficiency, he makes ridiculous stuff look like he isn’t even breaking a sweat.

I like his stuff too. I've got a couple of his CDs and his music is sooo tasteful

 

[Crashing Boars]

David Grissom for sure.

 

[Jnug]

Jimmy Herring

Jimmy is an incredible player.
I like this video of him jamming with Paul. Jimmy goes off and Paul stops playing, the grin on his face says it all.

 

[sergiodeblanc]

Paul Jackson Jr

Probably my favorite. His jazzy sh!t is cool but.... his rhythm playing on other people’s records is LEGENDARY.

 

[sergiodeblanc]

There was a lot of fanfare going on at the time about Nile Rodgers playing on this, and, OMG, rightfully so... Nile is a absolute god of guitar. But, it’s what I believe are Paul’s parts that instantly transport me to some place special.

Those little muted, ticky bits and inversions, especially at the “party” part about a third of the way through are f@cking roller-disco-genius!

Dude consistently gets called to play guitar on the biggest albums ever.

When I watched that Quincy Jones doc, and they did a Michael Jackson reunion of sorts for some of those songs, and I finally found out Paul played the real dope sh!t I’ve been listening to my whole life... I wasn’t surprised really, but a bunch of stuff all of the sudden made sense in my life.

If I ever have the pleasure of meeting him, I’m gonna offer to mow his lawn or pick up his dry cleaning or something.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

How about a little acoustic in the mix?

Also known as “The Chicken in the Saucepan”!

 

[Big Mike]

Probably my favorite. His jazzy sh!t is cool but.... his rhythm playing on other people’s records is LEGENDARY.

Exactly. Super underrated. He's got killer groove.

 

[Big Mike]

Digging Steven Wilson lately....yeha he's got Super Hero Dave Kilminster with him,
but that goldtop SCT sounds killer when he slings it on.

 

[CVS]

Probably my favorite. His jazzy sh!t is cool but.... his rhythm playing on other people’s records is LEGENDARY.

That guy can really "groove" Can't agree with you enough. A great talent. & a nice guy as well - met him at the PRS booth in NAMM a few years ago.

 

[CVS]

How about Miles Gilderdale of Acoustic Alchemy? (When he plays electric guitar, he has been recently using a PRS guitar)

 

[21Hemispheres12]

Dustie Waring for me! All the guys in Between the Buried and me are absolute monster players though.

 

[Ovibos]

Paul Gilbert is an alien. No one should have that level of proficiency, he makes ridiculous stuff look like he isn’t even breaking a sweat.

I just won a year sub to his lessons on ArtistWorks. 4 lessons in and he's already showing a way to hold the pick with 3 fingers that I find alien.

 

[Micky!]

Steven Wilson also for me.

I just add anesthetize DVD to my collection. Definitely a must have!

I am also a big alter bridge fan, but even if Mark is amazing, after seeing them both live (several times for Mark) I definitely prefer Steven. Mark is more technics and aggressive, but Steven has the attitude I really appreciate.

 

[]-[@n$0Ma☩!©]

John MF'in Mayer



All. Day. Long.

 

[markd21]

I'm going with Jim Matheos of Fates Warning.

full version

Mine as well.

 

[bodia]

John MF'in Mayer



All. Day. Long.

Clapton. Is. God.