Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, David Gilmour, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mark Knopfler, Jeff Beck, Hank Marvin, Buddy Holly...

And two guitarists who don't play so often on the Stratocaster:
- Jimmy Page (Song "In the Evening")
- Pete Townshend (Using Eric Clapton's signature strat)

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I like your list the best....

Need to add Davy Knowles, (Too bad Fender would sponser him, so PRS did)

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1.Beck- for strambotic technique
2.SRV- for tone
3.Hendrix- for attitude
4.Gilmour- for finesse
5.Buddy Guy- for expresiveness
6.Guitar Shorty- for musicality
7.Malsteem- for virtuosity
8.Hank- for coolness
9.Vince Gil- for seamless extended solos
10. John Mayer- for carrying the tradition forward

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+1!

Most folks think of Vince as a Tele master (which of course, he is) but he rocks a Strat with equal aplomb......really a great picker with some very intricate licks.



Arjay

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Aw come on guys. No one had Speedy Haworth in their top 10. This guy was amazing...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-XPJt3AZ-4

I would love to have seen him do something Sultans of Swing like.

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2009 Standard Strat Sunburst Brown
Blues Junior Tweed NOS
2007 Line6 Spider Jam

What!! No one's mentioned Uli Jon Roth!!!!!