Rate these guitarists from best to worst on th ebasis of any solo work and the bands they are in, quality?

Question

John Frusciante (Red Hot Chili Peppers), John Mayer and Michael "Mike" McCready(Pearl Jam). Heres my opinion:
#1. John Frusciante(so creative and smooth!)
#2. John Mayer(awesome, so smooth!)
#3. Michael McCready(personally, Pearl Jam is a good band, but I dont think it comes anywhere near the other two. They are just way too uptight. Although I do admore their messages)

Answer 1

1) John Frusciante (love him like crazy, his live solos with Flea for Californication are amazing)
2) Micheal McCready
3) John Mayer (always saw him as a songwriter)
I personally like classic rock guitarist and my favorite modern guitarist is Jonny Greenwood from Radiohead

Answer 2

1. John Frusciante
2. Michael McCready
3. John Mayer (he's a good guitarist, but I really don't like his voice very well)

Answer 3

mike mccready would be my top dog here. pj is not uptight, where do you get that..anyway..and i would not classify john mayer as a guitarist, that doesnt sound right. hes a pretty good singer, but needs a haircut. rhcp are good but im not into them as much, so again i vote for mike, he has some solo projects as well as pj, he rocks.

Answer 4

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