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All your choices are very unique! Have you ever seen Buckethead live? I had the pleasure of seeing Jeff Healey live, his show left me in awe.
The Most Unique Guitarist Ever?
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Toast to ClasiK
All your choices are very unique! Have you ever seen Buckethead live? I had the pleasure of seeing Jeff Healey live, his show left me in awe.
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FoxyPage
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Tommy Iommi brought a heavy guitar sound, plus he had less fingers to play with. His sound was part of the doom metal influence.
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Gotta go with Jeff Beck. Fusion pioneer in the 70's. Then in '89 put out Guitar Shop which had lots of quirky guitar sounds. Then in the late 90's and early 2000's fused his playing with techno to great effect.
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I will go with the sadly underrated Robbie Blunt, nobody has that gorgeous clean tone like his 
mysticman52
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I nominate Mick Hutchinson.
Improvisation on an Indian Scale - Clark/Hutchinson
P.S. I would've mentioned Buckethead but he has already been suggested by many other posters.
Improvisation on an Indian Scale - Clark/Hutchinson
P.S. I would've mentioned Buckethead but he has already been suggested by many other posters.
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I would assume the OP means unique style?
Carlos Santana. If you hear him play regardless of what, when or where you know it is him playing.
Jeff Beck is another one which was already mentioned and one of my favorites.
David Gilmour is another one with a unique style.
Sorry I gave more than one answer.
Carlos Santana. If you hear him play regardless of what, when or where you know it is him playing.
Jeff Beck is another one which was already mentioned and one of my favorites.
David Gilmour is another one with a unique style.
Sorry I gave more than one answer.
