Giant - I'm A Believer (Live) 

Amen.

grunge was garbage

@@cosmic687 totally.

On one hand his playing sounds so generic because he played on a ton of studio albums of that era. But on the other I find it hard to place his style among contemporary guitarists of that time because most of the bands they played in were a lot heavier than Giant. I would have put Huffs playing style closer to Lukather's than Beach's, primarily because Beach favors legato a lot more.

SPQRTempus That is a given as they both were studio mavens. I only said he "brings to mind" Beach....maybe just in pure elan.

martianshoes He destroys Reb with one note..its called soul and feel.

Gerald Hartley Dann played on Lou's second solo album, Long Hard Look.

I did not know that! Very cool. Maybe some of Lou's vocal ability magically rubbed off on him! :)

Dann started out in the Christian rock group, Whiteheart back in the early 80's where he did handle some of the lead vocals but to me his voice got stronger by the time Giant released their first album.

Thanks for the info. I knew he went on to be a successful country producer after Giant folded - but didn't know much before that.

Gerald Hartley you're welcome! I've followed Dann since his Whiteheart days. While his playing was very tasteful back then he only got better and better. But yeah check out Whiteheart (self-titled) and Vital Signs. He also played on a Christian rock album, Armed and Dangerous by Matthew Ward. Played on the whole album and check out Rightoeus Anger by Van Stephenson (first album I believe, after Whiteheart). Another album that Dann did all the guitars on. Van would end up co-writing songs with Dann on both Giant albums.

He' far superior to Vince Neil. Think Lou Gramm of Foreigner.

Yes, I thought so too. Should have worn jeans like the others.

Hey, that was the 80s rocker look, man. He looks 💯 like a rockstar. 🎸🤘 kick ass music