This is a free continuation of the previous successful title 33 + 333 world guitarists. It is a complex processing of works, works and personalities of prominent guitarists in an eye-catching, readable form, verified by the reaction of readers of the author's series, some of which have been published for over thirteen years. In essence, they are extended and edited articles in the style of author's series in Muzikus (see references). It is certainly not possible to talk about a simple encyclopaedic, dry sum of facts, the substance is conceived accessible with respect to the maximum depth of knowledge and erudition. The individual studies also contain notes. The work is not only focused on the choice of guitarists for a single purpose or a narrow musical style - just like the previous 33 + 333 world guitarists, this book will address the widest circle of readers of common interest, music and guitar. In essence, many of the responses to the first publication, where some of the personalities were mentioned only briefly, vocabulary, passwords. After a careful selection, they were made more broad and their inclusion was inspired by the Muzikus wide readership community, the overall musical development and the extensive personal contacts of the author. There are not only blues legends (Albert King) and classical guitar heroes of the late 1960s (Michael Bloomfield, Alvin Lee), but also the richly branched classic 70s (Mick Ralphs, Martin Barre, Scott Gorham) and 90's (Yngwie Malmsteen, John Sykes), and, of course, the earliest virtuoso rock guitarists (Jennifer Batten, Zakk Wylde, Kenny Wayne Shepherd). (Ricky Gallagher) and giants who combine their feelings and style of humility with classical rock with the energy of contemporary rock music (Steve Morse, Debbie Davies) ...