Vixen’s Britt Lightning Shares Her 5 Favorite Guitar Heroes!

In this exclusive interview, Vixen’s lead guitarist Britt Lightning shares her personal list of the top 5 guitarists who have shaped her playing style and inspired her career. From legendary rock icons to virtuosic shredders, Britt dives into what makes each of these guitarists so unique and how they’ve influenced her own journey in rock. Watch as she discusses their iconic styles, memorable performances, and the profound impact they’ve had on the music industry.

If you're a fan of classic rock, legendary guitarists, or want to know who inspires one of the most dynamic female guitarists in rock today, this is a must-watch! Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive interviews with rock legends and rising stars.

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[g-pa-Rok-n-Tok]

What a list! Stoked that she put Jimi on the list! I consider myself a 70's metal, hard rock guy. Sabbath, Priest, Frank Marino etc. That said, my all time favorite song is Voodoo Child. A masterpiece 🎸

[moegsi]

Britt has the most beautiful eyes ever

[MikeP-Funk]

...could this be magic, or could this be love?

[stevemcnary]

We both were drawn to Jimi Hendrix by Purple Haze. Thats the song that got me into rock music way back in the day.

[dwaynewladyka]

Here are my top 5 favorite guitarists and why, and a track from them that stands out for me.
1) Eric Clapton.
I like him because of his understanding
of the blues, and the way he honours it.
He has dabbled in other styles of
music, but still returns to the blues.
A standout track for me is Freight
Loader, that he did with Jimmy Page.
There, you can see that Eric Clapton
was destined to end up as a solo
artist.

2) Jeff Beck.
I admire him because of the emotional
quality he gives, from just playing a
single note on his guitar. A standout
track from him for me would be Heart
Full Of Soul, from The Yardbirds. Jeff
Beck makes a cool sitar effect on that
song.

3) Jimmy Page.
I admire him, because he adds an
extra depth of texture to what he
does. A brilliant session musician,
before he joined The Yardbirds, and
pre Led Zeppelin and The Firm. A
standout track for me is I'm Gonna
Crawl from Led Zeppelin. The solo
is phenomenal.

4) Jimi Hendrix.
I admire him because he has taken
blues music in a new and exciting
direction, and incorporated other
elements, like jazz into his music.
A standout track for me is The Wind
Cries Mary. So atmospheric and so
ethereal.

5) Chuck Berry.
I admire him because he has different
musical sensibilities mixed into the music he made. There is country, blues,
and even jazz. A pioneer of rock & roll.
A standout track for me is Maybelline.
It is a good blend of country music and
blues music.

Thanks for sharing this awesome video. Cheers! ✌️🎸

[Rigosson]

Britt is a very sympathetic person.👍
I like her list - really solid.👍🤘

And yes- if you listen to Pink Floyd’s live album “Pulse” ….”Comfortably Numb”…..
David Gilmour plays one of the greatest Solos of all time….so much heart and soul combined with heavy elements…..🤘🤘

Thanks for sharing Britt’s thoughts whith us.👍🤘

Keep on rocking and greetings from Germany 🇩🇪🤘👍🎸🌍

[anta]

She picked Eddie as her #1 and that is cool

[Carhauler]

Did somebody want to tell her about Ritchie Blackmore?

[bhaird]

Jake E Lee was Randy Rhodes replacement.