Al Di Meola
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Al Di Meola
Tough call. I like many of the artists. Mike Scott is way up there for me.
I think it is Emil Werstler. Great riffs, amazing solos, great guy and a fantastic teacher. I love his approach to playing and it always makes me want to practice and write
Carlos Santana,Opeth and Alex lifeson
My far and away favorite is David Grissom. Carlos Santana and Howard Leese are also high on my list.
Goldtop
Howard Leese. But being a dear friend of mine, I may be biased.
It would be Howard Leese and Martin Barre. Also Orianthi, as it's great to see an Aussie flying the PRS flag.
Mike Scott and Bernie Marsden.
Wow, I didn't know Martin Barre played PRS, he's an incredible musician!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Aqualung
Mark Tremonti and Emil!
Gerry Leonard, AKA "Spooky Ghost." Not very well known, but he's a killer session/touring guy...plays with David Bowie, Duncan Sheik, Suzanne Vega, etc etc. His playing style/sound is truly unique...I've seen him with a few PRSi, but usually a white Hollowbody.
I'd say David Grissom is a close second.
Even though he doesn't play them often, probably Adam Gontier of Three Days Grace, and Daniel Johns of Silverchair.
Any word on how Mike is doing? I know he had some health concerns last year and haven't heard anything since.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hans
No idea. Didn't know he was dealing with anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by themike
I don't really "follow" people or bands anymore so I'm usually the last to know.
Santana, Orianthi (great role model for my daughters), Alex Lifeson... I think, having grown up a Michigan boy, it would have to be Uncle Ted... He and Santana were the first PRS players I was aware of back in the day
Jimmy Herring on his hollowbody. Emil working on breaking the basic laws of nature and physics.
Even though some of these guys don't play PRS exclusively - here are my favorites that do play PRS:
Joe Walsh, Neal Schon, Tom Johnston, David Grissom, Howard Leese, Kurt Allison, Alex Lifeson, Brent Mason, Bruce Kulick, and Pat Travers.
Dave Baksh (Though he's not really playing PRS as much these days from what I can gather)
Thanx for including me in your lists of artist. Honored.
Davy Knowles