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Reconsider Baby--JB
Voodoo Child (slight return)--Jimi
Things that I Used To Do--SRV
I'll Be Around--Mark May
Whiskey--Jimmy D Lane
the thrill is gone-- BB
Fistful of Dirt--Bernard Allison
Baby, Your on your own--The Steepwater Band
Shine--American Minor
Roy's Blues--Jimmy Thackery
Bride of Sighs--Robin Trower
Lie To Me--Jonny Lang
Stormy Monday--EC
Working overtime--Walter Trout
in no paricular order
I think I posted this link before, but one of my favorite guitar solos is Andy Timmon's "Cry For You" - you can check it out here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaVVZYOvMFY
Hey Stu, missed the link before, thanks for posting again. What player this guy is, nice tone, great feeling. Love the strat sound...
Just saw another post that made me think of this one:
"Look at You, Look at Me" - Dave Mason
Love that sound too....'tis like a cool breeze! Reminds me of some Jeff Beck stuff that does that to me...Goodbye Pork Pie Hat for instance...Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket
Stu Craig wrote:I think I posted this link before, but one of my favorite guitar solos is Andy Timmon's "Cry For You" - you can check it out here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaVVZYOvMFY
Hey Stu, missed the link before, thanks for posting again. What player this guy is, nice tone, great feeling. Love the strat sound...
"Deep Purple from In Rock.......Child In Time
Trapeze.....Jury
Savoy Brown....Tell Mama
Santana.....Black Magic Woman
Wishbone Ash.....Blowin Free
ZZ TOP......Just Got Back From Baby's
Ten Years After...I'm Going Home
Humble Pie....I Don't Need No Doctor
Eric Clapton....Badge
Mountain.....Mississippi Queen
These were some that hadn't been mentioned already. All of them are old and I don't know if any of them are on the Internet or not.
Paul
Deep Purple from In Rock.......Child In Time
Trapeze.....Jury
Savoy Brown....Tell Mama
Santana.....Black Magic Woman
Wishbone Ash.....Blowin Free
ZZ TOP......Just Got Back From Baby's
Ten Years After...I'm Going Home
Humble Pie....I Don't Need No Doctor
Eric Clapton....Badge
Mountain.....Mississippi QueenThese were some that hadn't been mentioned already. All of them are old and I don't know if any of them are on the Internet or not.
Paul
nice. very nice.
How about Fran Beecher on Goofin' Around???!!!
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket
"The thing I like about this question is that I get to hear about guitar players I never knew before, and I'm reminded of some I haven't listened to in awhile that i need to get back out. Thanks Stu for that Andy Timmons link...i saw him a long time ago, but I think my tastes have matured somewhat? I used to not like solos without lyrics, but now i do, if they are like that one...I'm a little embarrassed to admit all that, but maybe some of you can relate? Or maybe its a chick thing?
It's not a chick thing 'cause I'm definitely a chick and have always been drawn to the guitar soloes(sp?)..I never got too much into lyrics..but there's no right or wrong..it's just what "gets" to you. I agree, this is a list of powerful stuff. Since I'm into them right now, my favorites are Aynsley Lister's "Need Her So Bad" and the Hoax's "Don't Shake My Hand" and it has to be said..ANY Joe...
That Andy Timmons solo "gets' to me...what about something like Tommy Bolin's solo on Savannah Woman? That get to anyone besides me?
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket
"some great stuff all around here brings back some great memories some extras I thought of
if you never heard the 1st chicago album, yes, chicago chicago transit autority terry kath the song liberation, or poem58 listen south california purples all geat stuff some of the best ever'
on bily cobhams[jazz fusion drummers ] album spectrum tommy bolin plays some of the best I have ever heard on quadrant 4 and stratus, unbelievable.
santanas live lotus album a-1 funk
led zepplin dazed and cofused
led zep in my time of dying
santana batuka -santana 3
pick a doll -plankton
al dimeola elegant gypsie suite
so many others I know I am missing
some great stuff all around here brings back some great memories some extras I thought of
if you never heard the 1st chicago album, yes, chicago chicago transit autority terry kath the song liberation, or poem58 listen south california purples all geat stuff some of the best ever'
on bily cobhams[jazz fusion drummers ] album spectrum tommy bolin plays some of the best I have ever heard on quadrant 4 and stratus, unbelievable.
santanas live lotus album a-1 funk
led zepplin dazed and cofused
led zep in my time of dying
santana batuka -santana 3
pick a doll -plankton
al dimeola elegant gypsie suite
so many others I know I am missing
not to mention Tommy Bolin's solo on Red Baron from Billy Cobham's Spectrum album...great stuff!
Not the most technically challenging solo ever, but just seems to be well-written and pass the test of time:
Ending solo - Hotel California - Eagles
CarljMD
I can hear it in my mind's ear, Carl...ahhh test of time indeed...Speaking of perhaps not challenging, but...I have to bring up Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen's "Lost In the Ozone" with 2 solos, one by the West Virginia Creeper (pedal steel guitar) and the other by Billy Kirchen
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket
Not the most technically challenging solo ever, but just seems to be well-written and pass the test of time:
Ending solo - Hotel California - Eagles
CarljMD
"Reconsider Baby and Mountain Time ala Rockpalast and lately, we're stuck on Alvin Lee "No Limit"
How about Davide Lindley on "Mercury Blues"?
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket
"Stratus is awesome! He pulls it off live too at the Ebbets field recording!
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket
some great stuff all around here brings back some great memories some extras I thought of
if you never heard the 1st chicago album, yes, chicago chicago transit autority terry kath the song liberation, or poem58 listen south california purples all geat stuff some of the best ever'
on bily cobhams[jazz fusion drummers ] album spectrum tommy bolin plays some of the best I have ever heard on quadrant 4 and stratus, unbelievable.
santanas live lotus album a-1 funk
led zepplin dazed and cofused
led zep in my time of dying
santana batuka -santana 3
pick a doll -plankton
al dimeola elegant gypsie suite
so many others I know I am missing
"Stratus is awesome! He pulls it off live too at the Ebbets field recording!
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocketgary wrote:some great stuff all around here brings back some great memories some extras I thought of
if you never heard the 1st chicago album, yes, chicago chicago transit autority terry kath the song liberation, or poem58 listen south california purples all geat stuff some of the best ever'
on bily cobhams[jazz fusion drummers ] album spectrum tommy bolin plays some of the best I have ever heard on quadrant 4 and stratus, unbelievable.
santanas live lotus album a-1 funk
led zepplin dazed and cofused
led zep in my time of dying
santana batuka -santana 3
pick a doll -plankton
al dimeola elegant gypsie suite
so many others I know I am missing
craig erickson does a great job on his new cd big highway on covering sratus, not too many player can pull that off
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