
Eddie Van Halen
Eruption changed everything in 1978 — two-handed tapping made the guitar sound like a new instrument.

Six strings, endless expression — who has done the most extraordinary things with a guitar in hand?

Eruption changed everything in 1978 — two-handed tapping made the guitar sound like a new instrument.

Classically trained blues meets pop — Slow Dancing in a Burning Room is a modern guitar masterpiece.

The father of rock guitar — Johnny B. Goode laid the template every rock guitarist still follows.
That top hat, that Les Paul, that Sweet Child O' Mine riff — Slash is rock guitar personified.

Purple Haze, Voodoo Child, Machine Gun — Hendrix redefined what a guitar could sound and feel like.
The Rolling Stones' riff machine — Satisfaction and Gimme Shelter are among rock's greatest moments.

Lucille sang like no other — BB King's vibrato and bends are the soul of the blues guitar.

Slowhand — Cream, Layla, and Wonderful Tonight defined blues-rock across five decades.

Pink Floyd's voice — his Comfortably Numb solos are voted the greatest guitar solos of all time.

Spiritual, sensual, and instantly recognizable — Smooth and Black Magic Woman crossed every genre line.

Texas blues mastery — Pride and Joy and Little Wing brought blues roaring back in the 1980s.

Led Zeppelin's sonic architect — Stairway to Heaven's solo is the most iconic guitar moment ever.
“Eddie Van Halen”
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