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After five weeks of online voting to whittle our long-list down to three the winner has been announced following the I'm in a Rock'n'Roll Band live show phone vote.
Arguably the inventor of rock'n'roll electric guitar. Jimi Hendrix wins the public vote.
The most respected and influential electric guitarist ever, bar none.
The axe-man behind Led Zep, the image of Jimmy and Robert Plant giving it their all is one of the most iconic in rock.
Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver guitarist. The riff to Sweet Child O' Mine must be one of the most well known in the world.
The man often called 'the guitarist's guitarist', and one time member of The Yardbirds. With an incredibly diverse solo career, versatile is his middle name.
The guitarist who made prog respectable again, helping to confirm Muse as one of world's most exciting live band along the way.
He might not quite be a god, but he sure knows how to spank that plank! Helped define the power trio with Cream.
Blur's guitarist, and a solo artist in his own right - Graham is regarded by his peers as one of the most gifted guitarists of his generation.
Marr's musicality provided a brooding and intricate backdrop to Morrissey's lyrical insights, and he continues to be a gun for hire, most recently with Modest Mouse and The Cribs.
The Who's guitarist and songwriter, famed for his 'windmill' playing action and in younger years smashing his guitar up at the end of a performance. A Punk in Mod clothing.
This man has the blues! His stripped-down analogue sound has helped rock music re-find its roots in the digital age.
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