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Who invented two handed finger-tapping?

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gshredder2112  
29 Apr 2011 20:33 | Quote
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Well in the history books,evh is believed to have invented the two handed-tapping technique.In 1979 the public got its first exposure to two handed after the realease of Vh1.But it is believed that randy rhoades used this technique b4 vh during his time with queit riot,which was a band a few years before vanhalen.When vanhalen was first starting they played a few shows with quiet riot,so the accusation is that either randy picked up the technique from eddie during those shows,or that eddie picked up the technique from randy during those shows.I encourage more research into this subject,because you may be able to dig up more insight on the matter.But with the facts i have presented,Who do you think created it?

-gs2112
Domigan_Lefty  
29 Apr 2011 20:36 | Quote
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I've always seen Eddie do it more.
Plus he is the greatest of all time.
If he was the first to record and present it, I say he automatically gets credit.
tinyskateboard  
29 Apr 2011 21:25 | Quote
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I have no idea, I thought it was Blind Lemon Jefferson.
gshredder2112  
29 Apr 2011 21:35 | Quote
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I see tsb,you suprised me with that one lol.
MoshZilla1016  
29 Apr 2011 21:44 | Quote
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Niccolò Paganini?
AlexB  
29 Apr 2011 21:49 | Quote
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None of those

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcQYt7xvA8M
gshredder2112  
29 Apr 2011 21:56 | Quote
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@alex b that guy invented two-handed tapping?wow just wow.....

@mosh I dont know dude,he did ,onehanded pulloff/hammers on his violin,but idk if u cn on on a violin.
EMB5490  
29 Apr 2011 22:18 | Quote
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neither ive heard many people use it before them. EVh was the first to popularize it
gshredder2112  
29 Apr 2011 22:35 | Quote
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names please emb.
Empirism  
30 Apr 2011 00:36 | Quote
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My believe is that it is this man



also Roy Smeck could be one possibility, he used the method on ukulele around a year 1932...

Emp
gshredder2112  
30 Apr 2011 01:29 | Quote
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wow,i never realized about these guys.
Calvin  
30 Apr 2011 04:58 | Quote
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The first rock guitarist that used that tehnique was probably Steve Hackett...but usage of tapping tehniques wasn't that uncommon among the flamenco and classical guitarists so it was probably used even before Roy Smeck did.

Notim  
30 Apr 2011 08:35 | Quote
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I really dont know but its a very good question I think
MoshZilla1016  
30 Apr 2011 09:57 | Quote
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@gs Check out the HISTORY section of this article..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapping
RA  
3 May 2011 00:19 | Quote
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it's as old as string instruments no one invented it. just a logical outcome.
nullnaught  
3 May 2011 08:43 | Quote
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i did. Way back before i created the universe.
macandkanga  
3 May 2011 12:45 | Quote
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I like that nullnaught. Good one.
Guitarslinger124  
3 May 2011 14:03 | Quote
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RA says:
just a logical outcome.


+1

Rock on!
nullnaught  
3 May 2011 14:51 | Quote
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For example. Who was the first to play really low notes and really high notes on the piano and then decided they can play something in the middle using thier nose all at the same time.
macandkanga  
3 May 2011 15:35 | Quote
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EVH took it to a whole new level but Hendrix was doing this in the 60's. Ritche Blackmore and Steve Hackett did it too in the early 70's. But I think like others eluded to, it probably goes back to when people first started playing multi-stringed instruments.
BodomBeachTerror  
3 May 2011 15:41 | Quote
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It probably happened like this

Guy 1: *playing lute*
Guy 2: *starts poking guy 1*
Guy 1: STOP!
Guy 2: No.. *continues poking guy 1*
Guy 1: *attempts to block the poking with the lute*
Guy 2: *pokes string"
Guy 1: dude that sounded sweet *does awesome tapping lick*
Empirism  
3 May 2011 17:40 | Quote
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AHHAHA, that MUST been like that way! *passed out*
gshredder2112  
3 May 2011 17:45 | Quote
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stranger things have happened.
TANCLAWS  
11 Sep 2011 14:53 | Quote
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@BodomBeachTerror

LOLOLOL!!!!
nullnaught  
11 Sep 2011 14:58 | Quote
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The two finger tapping technique could have only come from an alien from another planet.
V3N0M3333  
11 Sep 2011 19:24 | Quote
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stanley jordan?
macandkanga  
12 Sep 2011 17:59 | Quote
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Stanley Jordan is the man! He made two handed chords popular in the 80's. I remember seeing him on Merv Griffin!
TANCLAWS  
12 Sep 2011 18:56 | Quote
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IDK who invented the art of two handed finger tapping... but EVH perfected it!
V3N0M3333  
12 Sep 2011 21:15 | Quote
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@mac +999999999

and to make things even better(well to me at least), he uses ibanez guitars

made it popular???? you mean to fans or to guitarists.....who else played two handed chords in the 80's????......i wasnt born then lol
marduk  
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Vittorio Cabardese did in 1965
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y4DnAXaOd0
RonniePistons  
6 Oct 2014 15:25 | Quote
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Well, now that I've seen the vid, apparently it was Vittorio Cabardese. I did know there were people before EVH who did it.

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