Got any guitar guys here?

[Reflector]

Saw a guitar pick in a post earlier. Wondering how many if any guitar pickers here.
B)

[Hoss]

I wish I could never had the inclination when i was younger. Now when I hear bluegrass and country music I wish I had learned Guitar, Banjo and Fiddle too.  Maybe one of these days I will take some lessons.

[gregszybala]

Used too, but it's been a long time.....

[painshill]

Still play a bit, but for fun these days rather than on the club -and- university circuit. Still have this beautiful custom-made guitar from a workshop in Spain, but mainly play a Fender electro-acoustic these days:

[Reflector]

Cool.
Are you playing classical.
  I notice the finger picking. Looks like beautiful guitar

[chase]

Very cool. Always a classic I grew up on. I wish I had learned.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJfeLkw7-ck

[painshill]

Reflector wrote:

Cool.
Are you playing classical.
  I notice the finger picking. Looks like beautiful guitar

  I'm actually playing East Coast blues with a "raggy" feel. Blind Bake territory. The guitar was made in Spain to a quality that produces a rich mellow tone which only a hand-made classical guitar can give. But I had it made with a specially strengthened body so it can take steel strings rather than the traditional nylon ones. It's perfect for that kind of music.

[twinfin84]

I play the guitar and banjo! :lol:

[robshap]

I have 4 guitars in the house. A Martin 6 string, a Gibson Starburst 12 string, a $99 kids' stratocaster and my wife's high school classical guitar. I don't play anymore because I spend too much time on this website, but when I do, its the kiddy strat that is the most fun.

[painshill]

Steve Howe from Yes performing "Clap" live (one of my favourite guitar pieces):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNUedapF-bo

I'd swear he's got more fingers than I have!  B)
  ...and Ralph McTell doing Blind Blake's "Drybone Rag", which is very much my kind of music:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c6evjH_Oh4

[CliffJ]

I've played music for over 50 years, learning the harmonica from my granddad early on. I've played traditional folk, bluegrass, newgrass, and moved on to to electric classic rock. I've played on stages- guitars, fiddles, mandolins, and harmonica, as well as electric bass in our classic  rock band. So, I choose between mandolin, my bass, or several electric guitars in the music room, or most daily my old Martin D-18. Had a lot of fun over the years- played with a very drunk George Jones in about 1980, and with Doc Watson in his dressing room offstage before that. Played bars that shoulda had a cage for the band, with fist fighting out front. These days it's mostly playing at home, or at parties and picnics for fun.

[Reflector]

Ah the old gun and knife circuit.
They check you for a gun or knife at the door , if you don`t have one they give you one. :woohoo:
Played on few big stages. Opening for the CDB in front about 9,000
Played with members of Blackfoot.Skynyrd
  Fun stuff