What are your favorite guitar solos?

[CoveCamper]

19 hours ago, craigb said:

Found this featuring my buddy Walter!  Interesting line-up too.  I wondered if I would still see him playing after Jimmy (the bass player) died and he had his own health issues.  Guess I shouldn't have been too worried, eh? ?

 

Have you seen the new music video he put out a couple of weeks ago with Dee Snider of all people? Not bad at all!!!

 

 

Edited April 16, 2024 by CoveCamper

[craigb]

I'll definitely be checking that out later!  Thanks!

[Mesh]

 

[Matt Rayner]

It's everything by David Gilmour.

[Jesse Screed]

 

Edited April 16, 2024 by Jesse Screed

[craigb]

I'm getting Hee Haw flashbacks. ?

[Jesse Screed]

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[Jesse Screed]

16 minutes ago, craigb said:

I'm getting Hee Haw flashbacks. ?

TMI craig

[craigb]

12 hours ago, CoveCamper said:

Have you seen the new music video he put out a couple of weeks ago with Dee Snider of all people? Not bad at all!!!

 

 

Thanks for that!  I really miss being able to see Walter in small clubs (his "home" bar was a place called Perks right at the Huntington Beach pier in Southern California)...

[kennywtelejazz]

Kenny

[petemus]

This is pretty amazing. No hiding behind gain and disto, I'd say.

Ladies and gents, Steve Morse back in the day:

 

Edited April 17, 2024 by petemus

[Mesh]

13 hours ago, craigb said:

I'm getting Hee Haw flashbacks. ?

 

[craigb]

Ha!  I hear him on that guitar shape!  The only "real" acoustic I ever owned was an Ovation.  My one custom guitar (which I may eventually get back) had Variax guts in it which modelled a few six and twelve string acoustics.

[craigb]

2 hours ago, kennywtelejazz said:

Kenny

That was some really good stuff!  I couldn't help but chuckle at the attempts back in the 1970's to put some of the audience behind the band though!  That huge camera must have been a bit annoying for the guys in front too, but this is some of the best camera work I've seen from that time period.

[Jesse Screed]

I had never heard of Phil Keaggy until last night at about 2 am.  The jam is long but stellar guitar work all the way through if you have the time.  Some real cool stuff about 13:00.  Has anybody ever heard of these guys?

 

Edited April 17, 2024 by Jesse Screed

[craigb]

29 minutes ago, Jesse Screed said:

I had never heard of Phil Keaggy until last night at about 2 am.  The jam is long but stellar guitar work all the way through if you have the time.  Some real cool stuff about 13:00.  Has anybody ever heard of these guys?

 

Woke up stupid early and just finished that B.B. King at Sing Sing video (very cool!).  I've got a few Glass Harp albums and Phil is highly underrated!  Watching this one now...

[jackson white]

3 hours ago, craigb said:

I couldn't help but chuckle at the attempts back in the 1970's to put some of the audience behind the band though!

you did know that's Austin City Limits, right?

[craigb]

2 hours ago, jackson white said:

you did know that's Austin City Limits, right?

Had never heard of it before!  Just looked it up.  Pretty cool!

[OutrageProductions]

Not really my favorite, but I thought I'd interject a rather obscure old rockin' blues number with both an interesting intro solo, and a washy bridge section solo;

 

Edited April 17, 2024 by OutrageProductions

[Grem]

36 minutes ago, craigb said:

Had never heard of it before!  Just looked it up.  Pretty cool!

You serious!!!?