I'm just putting here the guitarists who played with Gilmour for a tour, not just for a simple show. But there's an "other" option in the poll : just precise who and when :)

It's "guitarists who played with Gilmour", not "Gilmour who played with guitarists", so only performances of Floyd or Gilmour songs or jams count.

You have to choose the guitarist for the songs he played with Gilmour, not for his solo career (how great or bad it may be for you).


I voted for Mick Ralphs, because he was just wonderful during the About Face tour, especially with his awesome solos in Near the End (just find some bootlegs if you've never heard it)

I agree, plus his other work is great! I'm a huge Mott The Hoople and Bad Company fan as well.

I've always liked what Phil Manzanera has done, even though I think he was better with Roxy Music and Brian Eno than with Gilmour. Still, he's a good guitarist.

I, too, am a Manzanera fan. A very elegant guitarist, very smooth. I think he suites Gilmour very well.

I really like what Tim Renwick adds to Dave's sound , they seem real natural together .

Not a tour, but I believe they were recording Smoke on the Water together...Brian May.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFHL5b7dIpE

Snowy. He and Gilmour play so differently, but he still sounds just as 'Floyd' as Gilmour does.

DJKalteraphine Wrote:Snowy. He and Gilmour play so differently, but he still sounds just as 'Floyd' as Gilmour does.

Def. Snowy White was in all practicallity a member. Wasn't he w/ the band from Animals on?


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dgrid Wrote:Wasn't he w/ the band from Animals on?

In a way. He was with them for both the In The Flesh tour, and The Wall shows. After that, Roger left the band, and unfortunately, Snowy went with him. He's arguably one of the highlights of a Roger Waters solo show, however, and has been with him for most of his tours.

Snowy White