Greg discusses his appreciation for guitarist Joe Pass and how he incorporates Joe Pass's techniques, such as chordal movements, into his own playing. He highlights specific examples of these techniques, like the use of moving lines in blues turnarounds. Greg also talks about his rock influences, particularly Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton, and how these artists shaped his musical style. He shares personal anecdotes about growing up with his brother's record collection, which introduced him to influential music. Greg further explains his exploration of chicken picking and Chet Atkins-style guitar playing, demonstrating how he blends these techniques with rock influences. He mentions learning from artists like Mark Knopfler, Albert Lee, and Ray Flack, and how he adapted their styles into his own. Greg also discusses his later discovery of Roy Buchanan and Danny Gatton, whose bluesy and jazzy styles respectively influenced his telecaster playing. He describes his method of integrating chicken picking with flat picking, showcasing his unique approach to guitar playing.