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This is a pretty good YouTube channel. There are a lot of nice sounding Prog/Rock tracks to try out.

Sorry to hear this. He did a nice version of Warren Zevon's 'Lawyers Guns & Money' on the 'If I Weren't So Romantic ....' album. RIP Rick

I may be geographically biased, but for me Rory was one of the greatest of all time. Much underappreciated and much missed. Rory gets my vote ((and to be honest there are only a few guitarists I would vote over him.)

Martin, easily.

Poor Leslie! He deserves a little love!

Nooooooo!!!! This one is a real torture as I admired both artists so much. I give it to Moore because he was more versatile than Big Leslie .... nevermind the blues and the hard rock stuff, take a listen to his work with Colosseum II. Totally superb.

Sad news this. RIP George (Norm)

I’ll not go near the singles …. Too many and too difficult to rank but the best i can offer is my top 5 albums - Exile On Main Street Sticky Fingers Let It Bleed Beggars Banquet Goats Head Soup

Both maestros but I love The Mahavishnu Orchestra so John takes my vote. Now neck and neck!!

Sorry!!! Late to the party (currently on jolly hols so wasn’t paying attention!) But … Happy Belated Birthday Jamie!!

Elegant Gypsy springs to mind.

In my Rush rankings I have Moving Pictures at #3 and Fly By Night at #6 so Moving Pictures for me.

I’m a bit lost on this one as I don’t have a long term knowledge of their respective works. However treeduck put me on to Al Di Meola so he gets my vote.

So there are 3 unaccounted disks? Once again hopes are raised of some fantastic unreleased live material. Will these hopes be dashed yet again?? I am betting yes!!

There is little point in releasing any more boxes unless there is something worthwhile to fill them with.

Morse’s virtuosity takes it for me.

Mick is a great guitarist, but I think only one of the top-notch axe men will beat EVH.

Think this might be a whitewash!

Thin Lizzy when Brian Robertson & Scott Gorham joined.

Styx when Tommy Shaw joined.

Yes when Steve Howe joined.

UFO when Michael Schenker joined.

Journey when Steve Perry joined.

Two titans from the world of Prog rock. Gilmour's searing solos are a trademark of the Pink Floyd sound and integral to the success of the band. Howe's all round technical ability and versatility sit comfortably within a band of musical virtuosos. I love both bands but for me Howe is the better all round guitarist.