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WikiProject Guitarists is agroup dedicated to improving Wikipedia's coverage of topics related toguitarists. If you would like to help, please see theTo-do list below, or inquire on thetalk page.
Our goals
Improve Wikipedia's coverage of guitarists by creating, expanding, and maintaining articles.
Provide guidelines and recommendations for articles about guitarists.
Serve as the central point of guitarist article discussion.
Our scope
The project focuses on articles about guitarists, minding the notability standards laid out atWP:MUSIC.
Please feel free to add your name to this list if you would like to join the project; you are also encouraged to participate in any of ourtask forces that might interest you.
15tinybirds (talk·contribs) - writer with interest in music and modern guitar, both players and their gear. Extensive knowledge of heavy metal/hard rock genres & subgenres.
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Aelium (talk·contribs) - Has much knowledge about the Japanese guitar world.
BlueMarblesMoon (talk·contribs) - Standing like great Ulysses with guitar in his hand. Eager to spread the word of Buckethead, that little boy with a pallid mask glued to his face.
Bridies (talk·contribs) interests: EVH-school modern rock guitar (satch, vai, gilbert etc), post-80s instrumental rock (govan, buckethead etc), progressive blues playing
DinosaurJr19 (talk·contribs) - singer-songwriter, loves anything heavy, eccentric, or both (white stripes, dinosaur jr, nirvana, etc.)
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Emcee george (talk·contribs)-Play guitar for passion, and have heaps of knowledge on musical styles and history, particularly in the mainstream 1960's-1980's.
Harryandharoldforever (talk·contribs) - Researching Rowe Industries Inc., H. N. Rowe & Company, Rowe DeArmond Inc. and DeArmond Inc. all of Toledo, Ohio, USA. Wrote the original Wikipedia biographical entry on Harry DeArmond and created www.musicpickups.com, the DeArmond, Toledo website
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Itsmelah (talk·contribs) - Anything to everything metal/rock riffs, love it, the six string axe!
jschnur (talk·contribs) - Classical guitarist interested in baroque. Have upgraded the Gaspar Sanz article and created the Cristofaro Cesarana article.
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Knuand (talk·contribs) - Know a few things about Norwegian guitarists & Jazz guitar.
Lexo (talk·contribs) - guitar player: rock, jazz, blues, traditional music and free improvisation; also enthusiast for classical and world music (but not expert on either)
LeBron's Headband (talk·contribs) - Novice guitar player into anything that sounds good, from RHCP to Hendrix to Metallica to Pearl Jam
Maplerocker (talk·contribs) Bass guitar player and Rickenbacker fan willing to help, especially inproving the Rickenbacker site(s) in particular the underrespresented basses
MaulYoda (talk·contribs) - Specializes inClassic Rock Guitarists but not in anything new. Some knowledge of amps, Guitar companies, but does know quiet a few Guitars. Rock freak (not completely obsessed yet) plays Electric Guitar and air guitar.
Moderatelyaverage (talk·contribs) - Serviceable knowledge ofClassic Rock andBlues guitarists, somewhat good knowledge of guitar companies. Used to play electric guitar when there I had more time on my hands. I'm also good at fixing grammar, syntax and spelling errors.
MoJiggity (talk·contribs) - Plays guitar and bass, dabbles in sound engineering live and in-studio. Into out-of-style equipment (Steinberger primarily)
Moucon (talk·contribs) - 45 years playing/35 yrs teaching, college music minor, played semi-pro and is interested in "Vintage" USA instruments.
Photi G (talk·contribs) - A gearhead that has rudimentary playing ability. Electrics, Amplifiers, Effects, and Accessories are my thing.
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Ritzbitz00 (talk·contribs) - An an obsessive music researcher, I'm ready and willing to do my part!
RogerGLewis (talk·contribs) - Interested in the history of the Gibson Byrdland and its notable players. Interested in the Gibson Byrdland 12 string Guitar manufactured in 1976
Shobhit.Sharma.Wiki (talk·contribs) - I love music, no matter what kind is, until it pleases your ears. An acosutic (fingerstyle) and electric guitarist since 2 years.
Sirfeathers (talk·contribs) - I'm passionate about electric guitars and the music made with them, especially crossover jazz styles such as fusion and rockabilly.
Sjlefebvre (talk·contribs) - I'm a 40 year vet in the guitar/bass and stringed instrument repair and history world. I'm also known for my slide playing and love of Louisiana Swamp Blues, Cajun and Zydeco music.
SquealingWeasel (talk·contribs) - I am a passionate blues guitarist (for over 35 years), but to be honest, I am not very talented...I do however have plenty of knowledge in many guitar related subjects...
Stratocaster27 (talk·contribs) - Huge musical knowledge pertaining to artists, guitars, and gear of 1960s and 1970s; loves The Beatles, Led Zep, & Jimi Hendrix; owns too many guitars, teaches guitar lessons, and has played since the age of 7.
Stratopastor (talk·contribs) - I have been researching the Rivera-era range of Fender amps (1982-86) since 2004 and run a website about them.
Svindland (talk·contribs) - Diploma degree of classical guitar performance and pedagogy.
The assessment department focuses on assessing the quality of Wikipedia's guitarist articles. The resulting article ratings are used within the project to aid in recognizing excellent contributions and identifying topics in need of further work, and are also expected to play a role in theWP:1.0 program. The assessment is done in a distributed fashion through parameters in the{{WikiProjectGuitarists}} project banner; this causes the articles to be placed in a set of categories that serves as the basis for an automatically generated worklist.
Task forces are informal groups of editors gathered for collaborative work on a particular topic within the guitarist project; all project members are encouraged to participate in any that interest them.
The guidelines presented in this section are intended to be guidelines only; while they are well-suited for the vast majority of guitarist articles, there exist a number of peculiar cases where, for lack of a better solution, alternate approaches can been taken. Please discuss individual cases on theProject talk page before deviating from guidelines.
Since the vast majority of guitarist articles are biographical articles about people, simply use the guitarist's name as the article name.
If the guitarist uses a stage or professional name, use the most common name of the person and refer to their real name in the article. For an example of this, seeSting.
If you must disambiguate, useGuitarist name (musician). "Musician" is preferable to "guitarist" since they may play other instruments.
The guidelines in this section are intended to serve as a starting point for writing a good article; they are not meant to enforce a single structure on all articles, nor to limit the topics an article will discuss. Remember tocite your sources!
The guitarist infobox has been deprecated in favor of the more general-purpose{{Infobox Musical artist}}. Please use that infobox for biographical articles about guitarists.
manufacturer – the manufacturer of the guitar, often it is the guitar company.
period – the year when it was first created, formatted asyear1 - year 2, (or) year 3 - Present
bodytype – between solid, semi-hollow and hollow
necktype – between Set-in neck, Bolt-on neck, and Neck-thru, if there are too many variations, type(varies with sub-model)
woodbody – type of wood used for the body, if there are too many variations, type(varies with sub-model)
woodneck – type of wood used for the neck, if there are too many variations, type(varies with sub-model)
woodfingerboard – years type of wood used for the fingerboard, if there are too many variations, type(varies with sub-model)
bridge – type of the bridge,fixed, locking tremolo or non-locking tremolo, if there are too many variations, type(varies with sub-model)
pickup – the formation of the pickups, formatted asH-S-H or S-S-S or H-H or any other relevant formations, if there are too many variations, type(varies with sub-model)
colors – Name all the available colors, if there are too many variations, type(varies with sub-model)
Note: Ifvaries with sub-model is used, please explain the variations on the article.
This article is within the scope ofWikiProject Guitarists, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage ofGuitarists on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can jointhe discussion and see a list of open tasks.GuitaristsWikipedia:WikiProject GuitaristsTemplate:WikiProject Guitaristsguitarist
The{{WikiProject Guitarists}} project banner template should be added (notsubst:ed) to the talk page of every article within the scope of the project. While the template does not require any additional parameters, it has a number of optional ones that add various extra features to the banner. The full syntax is as follows:
{{WikiProject Guitarists|class=|attention=<!-- Task force tags -->|Guitarist-equipment-task-force=}}
General parameters:
class – a rating of the article's quality; see theassessment department for more details.
attention – "yes" if the article requires immediate attention; this should be used sparingly. If you do use it, make sure to note the reason on the article Talk page.
You can add this userbox to your user page, signifying your participation in the project. Adding this to your user page automatically adds your username toCategory:WikiProject Guitarists participants.
The Guitarist Barnstar can be awarded to any project member you want to recognize for service to the project. Add it to their Talk page with {{subst:The Guitarist Barnstar|message ~~~~}}.
The Music Barnstar can be awarded to any wikpedian that exhibits exceptional effort and dedication to music-related articles. Add it to their Talk page with {{subst:Music Barnstar|message ~~~~}}.