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- Brian May. A heartwarming story, Brian May actually built his first electric guitar (which he would go on to use with Queen) with his dad. It was intentionally designed to allow feedback after May was inspired by the playing of Jeff Beck.
- Kurt Cobain. Kurt Cobain received his first guitar as a 14th birthday present from an uncle. In his words: “As soon as I got my guitar, I just became so obsessed with it.”
- Ed Sheeran. Though he hasn’t spoken much on his first guitar, Ed Sheeran has largely been playing Martin acoustics since his mid-teens. Sheeran has stated that he started recording music in 2005, and even moved to London in 2008 to pursue his career.
- John Mayer. Like any other Blues guitar player, John Mayer was heavily inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan. In fact, his first electric guitar was actually a used 1996 SRV Stratocaster that he purchased using the money he earned from working in a local gas station.
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Sep 29, 2005 · John Williams - The Ultimate Guitar Collection [Sony Classical] is Williams’ latest release. This two-CD anthology offers something completely different with selections from three decades of recordings that range from Bach lute suites to jazzy blues.
Satie’s score had no guitar; it was Williams’ idea to play the melody on one guitar and then the harp accompaniment on a second guitar track. “Satie had started the orchestration but did not finish,” said Williams.
William John Tell learned to play guitar from his father (also named William Tell) at a young age and began writing his own songs as well.
Jul 21, 2010 · Between 1956 and 1959 John attended the Royal College of Music in London, where he studied piano and music theory. He was unable to study guitar at the RCM as they did not have a guitar department. John Williams made his professional debut at the Wigmore Hall in London on 6th November 1958.
