About a year after his death, at just 58, the box was finally released.
I n one of my conversations with my musician friends with whom I sometimes play, develop styles, exchange impressions, and significantly enrich each other with musical insights and experiences, I am often asked about the guitarists who have managed to influence me.
I could never point to a guitarist who managed to influence me and make his mark on me, even though I enjoyed learning famous songs from many guitarists around the world like any guitarist who improve his solo skill and wants to play songs from his favorite genre. I was asked if I did know Prince’s songs or had heard him play more than once.
I got good reviews of him and even recommendations to learn some of his songs due to his interesting solo pieces. It surprised me. Prince is an amazing artist to me, but I have never seen him as a guitarist, even though he held a guitar in his performances.
I’m not saying this from an arrogant and arrogant place but because, for me, he was a virtuoso and quality pop artist in his field but not one who managed to make his mark in the theme song with a unique solo piece like the solo pieces by Pink Floyd, David Gilmore, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Hendrix, and others Guitarists around the world.
