Greatest Rock Guitar Riffs

Anything from "Fillmore East" and "Mountain Jam"
Steely Dan "My Old School"
John Mayer Trio has a few good grooves on "Where the Light Is" DVD
Just saw this guy on Jimmy Kimmel, Quinn Sullivan. The song he played had a great groove.
"Thick as a Brick"
These are just a few that came to mind as I stumbled across this thread.
There are just so many along with all the great mentions above.

Corazon, you know there's a Jethro Tull song from way back called "Thick as a Brick". I wonder if Mr. Sullivan was covering it. As I recall, the song is pretty catchy.

Achilles,

Apologies.

Just re-read my response and I see how it can be interpreted as QS playing that song!

I meant that what he played last night had a great groove and TAAB as another mention.

I just didn't express myself very well.

Apologies folks.

Best,

Dave

"All Right Now" by Free.

Too much time on my hands -- so many great ones spring to mind, including some that have already been mentioned:

"Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin
"Statesboro Blues" by Allman Bros. Band (or Taj Mahal)
"Paperback Writer" by The Beatles
"Start Me Up" or "Brown Sugar" by The Rolling Stones
"Roundabout" by Yes
"Juke Box Music" by The Kinks
"Tush" by ZZ Top
"Baba O'Reilly" by The Who
"All Along The Watchtower" and about a dozen others by Jimi Hendrix (AATW is no longer a Dylan song, IMHO)
"Mysterious Ways" by U2
"Layla" and "Crossroads" by Clapton (and others)
"Supernatural Superserious" by REM
"Yellow Ledbetter" by Pearl Jam
"Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana
"Cinammon Girl" by Neil Young
"Walk Away" and "Rocky Mountain High" by Joe Walsh
"Volunteers" by Jeffereson Airplane
"Long Time Gone" by Crosby, Stills and Nash
"One More Saturday Night" by The Grateful Dead
"Love Me Two Times" by The Doors
"Sultans of Swing" by Dire Straights
"Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd
"Fortunate Sun" by Creedence Clearwater Revival
"Maybelline" by Chuck Berry
"Rave On" by Buddy Holly

And on and on and on...

Happy listening!