These guys are tone monsters! i've noticed you've not reviewed these guys yet, and i think you'll find plenty to breakdown for us in this video. I would love to know more about how he transitions to and from the different areas of the fretboard to tell his story and any insights on his slide work.

One of the greatest bands of all time, if you haven't heard them you really have to.

That iconic track from 'Frampton Comes Alive!' -- I searched on your YouTube page, Michael, and I couldn't find this anywhere in there. So I think it's time you broke down some classic Frampton! :)

While The Winery Dogs enjoy the success of their III album, I remind us of one of the great live performances from their early days. Amazing rendition of Regret!

Check out these guys from the southeast. Really looking at his solo and slide work. the tone and uniqueness of the band keeps them atop of my list. ben mcleod on guitar, micheal parks on bass, robby staebler on drums, and alan cleave on keys (though not in this vid)

Lucky to see the guys many times. Took my appreciation of music to new levels.

Ian D'Sa from Billy Talent (out of Toronto) is a great rhythm player. They have had a lot of success in Canada and Europe over the years, but less so in the States. Ian plays drop D most of the time, but with strong focus on full chords (hitting the high strings) that blend rhythm/lead riffs! Enjoy!

Tried to time stamp it - song starts at 1:04.00

Just one of the absolute best bands going. All around. Have fun, jam. Heavy. Pull all the pieces together.
Song from their last album but just the best production quality.

Misha would more than definitely come on with you as he’s been on w Beato/Henson etc etc.

I would love to hear you analyze this guitar playing and song writing! This is the only band I have ever came across that I love EVERY song they release. A great mix of rock and blues.