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'''Joe "Satch" Satriani''' is an [[Instrumentals|instrumental rock]] and [[Progressive Rock]] guitarist from Westbury, New York. He is an immensely influential man and the teacher of other guitar legends including [[Steve Vai]] and [[Metallica
In 1993, he was a temporary member of [[Deep Purple]], after Ritchie Blackmore abruptly left in the middle of a tour. He declined an offer to join as a permanent member after the tour.
In 1996, Satriani started the first of many G3 tours, where he and two other guitarists([[Steve Vai|Vai]] usually one of them), would play individually and then together. Ever since the tour has featured: [[Dream Theater
Satriani's style consists of high speed legato, two-handed tapping, and whammy bar harmonics, combined with a deep understanding of music theory that make him one of the most technically advanced guitarists.
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* 2008 for [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1DzRb4DHGw "Always With Me, Always With You (Live)" (version from ''Satriani Live!'')]
* Solo:
** ''Not of This Earth'' (1986)
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** ''Professor Satchafunkulus and the Musterion of Rock'' (2008)
** ''Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards'' (2010)
* [[Chickenfoot]]:
** ''Chickenfoot'' (2009)
** ''Chickenfoot III'' (2011)
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* [[Audience Participation Song]]: [[Exactly What It Says
* [[Badass Long Hair]]: In his younger days.
* [[Bald of Awesome]]: In the present.
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*** Actually, he managed to get permission for the use of the character before the album was re-released in 1999.
** He is also a big fan of [[Star Trek]]. His song [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTKMwDseymw "Crowd Chant"] was going to be originally called "Party On The Enterprise" but couldn't get royalties for the Star Trek soundbites he used. He released without the bites and called it "Crowd Chant".
** There's also ''[[
* [[Progressive Rock]]: A large portion of his material qualifies.
* [[Self-Titled Album]]: A case of it not being his debut, but rather being released in 1995, almost a decade after his debut.
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{{Total Guitar's 100 greatest guitarists of all time}}
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