Jamie Moses cut his teeth performing Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, and James Brown on Air Force bases, as well as on radio and TV, all by the tender age of 13. After a stint with The Animals’ Eric Burdon in the late ’80s, Moses’ hard-fought hours led to a golden opportunity with Brian May, where he played second fiddle to the Queen guitarist in his solo band.
This gig morphed into an 11-year stint touring with Queen – an experience that solidified his reputation as an in-demand guitar player. However, touring with May meant adjusting his rig – specifically, his axe of choice.
5 of the most difficult guitar techniques
From Eddie Van Halen’s uncanny elephant noise to Steve Vai’s insane joint shifting approach, here are the most challenging techniques you can learn on guitar