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My Votes
1) Stairway to Heaven 2) Comfortably Numb 3) Hotel California 4) Kid Charlemagne 5) White Room How about you? |
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"Still Got The Blues" ...(Gary Moore)
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Life IS good....Just getting a bit expensive. About 20 guitars Emerald: X-10 & X-7 "Woodys", X-7 Black RainSong: Shorty (Fine Texture) CA: OX, 5i, and Cargo (x4) . Yamaha: CPX 900, Silent (Steel), APX9na ... Godin A6 Ultra Bose Compact (X 2) and T1(X 2), Unico, Cub 100, GB Compak 300 T10 4 Rolands, Vox AC4tv And don't get me started on the keyboards and midi toys, amps, .. |
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I don't have enough background to know the true answer to this question but I've always thought that Richie Sambora's solos in "Dry County" were pretty epic.
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This is easy for me...
1) Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin 2) Eruption - Van Halen 3) Hotel California - Eagles 4) Money - Pink Floyd 5) While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Beatles Gordon |
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1.Robben Ford ,on yellowjackets tune,"it almost gone"
2.Terry Kath,Chicago, 25 or 6 to 4 3.Larry Carlton, yes, Steely Dan, kid charlamane 4.Eddie Money, solos on 2 tickets to Paradise, tasty! 5.George Harrisons solo on Nowhere man. and too many others to list, these are at the top of my head Dave |
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Kirk Hammet's solo on Bleeding Me.
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Nothin' But a Good Time (Poison)
Nothing Else Matters (Metallica) Nothing Compares 2 U (Sinead O'Connor) Nothing Song (Sigur Ros) Nothing to Lose (Billy Talent) |
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cinnamon girl!
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Dire Straits would be on my list. Knofler's Sultans of Swing or Money for Nothing are a couple of my favorites.
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Denny Diaz - Steely Dan - Boddisahtva (sp) Live or Elliot Randall Reelin' in the Years
Paul McCartney - The Beatles - Taxman Ry Cooder - The Very Thing That Makes You Rich Dicky Betts - The Allman Bros - Jessica Jeff Beck - Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop - Where Were You Of course, a list like this is silly in many ways. Top 5? These are among the many, many solos that I find inspiring.
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Wade AGF Moderator Worry less about the guitars you want. Play the guitar you have more. The answer will come, and it will not be what you expect. A guitar is a tool, and a friend. But it is not the answer. It is the beginning. Current Guitars: Taylor 716C Modified Voyage-Air VAOM-04 CD: The Bayleys: From The Inside CDBaby Amazon Also available from iTunes |
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See what I mean? Knopfler is the king - he's never off.
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Wade AGF Moderator Worry less about the guitars you want. Play the guitar you have more. The answer will come, and it will not be what you expect. A guitar is a tool, and a friend. But it is not the answer. It is the beginning. Current Guitars: Taylor 716C Modified Voyage-Air VAOM-04 CD: The Bayleys: From The Inside CDBaby Amazon Also available from iTunes |
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Cruise Missile - Steve Morse
Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - Jeff Beck Black Napkins - Frank Zappa Statesboro Blues - Allman Brothers (Duane, not Dicky) Voodoo Child (Slight Return) - Jimi Hendrix
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"Crossroads" would have to receive at least an Honorable Mention
The Allmans' "Black Hearted Woman" is one of my favorites, too Jimmy Page rips on "Good Times, Bad Times" Pat Metheny's "Offramp" (among countless others) Jim McGuinn (pre "Roger") on "Eight Miles High"
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