The double lead guitar technique, initially introduced by George Harrison on "Your Bird Can Sing," gained prominence through Jimmy Page's use in "Ramble On" and became a hallmark of the Allman Brothers. This technique is appreciated for its soaring sound, unmatched by other instruments. In contemporary music, artists like Orianthi and D_Drive continue to innovate within this style, showcasing complex guitar work. D_Drive's performances, particularly Yuki's cover of "Highly Strung," exemplify the technique's evolution. The discussion also highlights the varying quality of concerts relative to ticket prices, emphasizing that fame often dictates cost rather than performance quality. Notable mentions include Larkin Poe's rise in southern rock and various young prodigies, such as Evlee and Maya Neelakantan, who are gaining attention for their exceptional musical talents. The thread underscores the ongoing evolution of guitar music and the significance of passionate performances over mere fame.
