Jeff Beck “Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers”
Blow by Blow album
Blow by Blow album
Favorite Guitar Solo
What is your favorite guitar solo? The one that bypasses your cerebral cortex? The one that best hits your emotional center? Any genre. Any period. Any length. A million notes. Or just one note. Obscure or famous. You can make any excuse as to why you choose it, but explanations are optional. But you gotta choose just one.
My choice? Eric Clapton’s solo in "Sleepy Time Time" from the Fresh Cream album. Simplicity. Emotional ecstasy. Tone.
My choice? Eric Clapton’s solo in "Sleepy Time Time" from the Fresh Cream album. Simplicity. Emotional ecstasy. Tone.
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Lou Reed’s live Sweet Jane opening interlude with Dick Hunter and Steve Wagner. Some of the most epic, melodic, tasteful solos ever recorded. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqpWTC-rvhQ |
I think Jeff Beck has the best chops of any living guitarist. However it's the way he treats melodic songs such 'A Day in the Life' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHHY3eRUMsM) or 'Nessun Dorma' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdUdtpjv0ZI) that set him apart from other guitarists. |
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I'm surprised no one mentioned
Paul Kossoff. He was the lead guitarist in the band Free that played the infamous solo in 'All Right Now'. True, it's not a tricky solo, but it's probably one of the 10 best remembered guitar solos due to the countless airplay the song has received through the decades. |
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