I've got one down right now that's got my heart

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"You won't part with your's either"

Fender American Standard Stratocaster 2006

Fender Standard Telecaster 2007

I really like Eric Johnson's Cliffs of Dover.

mine is the edge from U2

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Squire Strat
Jasmine Takamine
Cherry Red American Standard Strat

The Only Medicine- Scary Kids Scaring Kids.

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"Speak the truth, and speak it ever,
cost it what it will
for he who hides the wrong he did
did the wrong thing still."
-Miss Uel

Let It Be... the album version. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like the single (as heard on The Beatles 1) is mixed differently than the album version... it's a little crunchier.

Jimmy Page's solo in "Achilles' Last Stand." Clapton's solo in "Badge" is great, as well!

Metallica - master of puppets solo in the middle of the song the slow part that solo is the best!!

Thinking about this. I can remember back in 1970 Jethro Tull released their Stand Up album. Mick Abrahams had moved on and was replaced by Martin Barre, who did the lead guitar work on this album.
His guitar playing on this, sounded unique and still does. He played it with a very unusual style, that matched the songs brilliantly. A kind of eastern, arabic sound and notation at times.
I still listen to this at times and love it. Some excellent guitar work.
If you have never heard this, try it. Some great stuff. Recommended listening.

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Eric Clapton's solo(s) in Crossroads.

+1 Let it Be, all 3 of them

john frusciante solo during "Dont Forget me" live in La Cigale, Paris, 06

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Eddie Hazel - Maggot Brain

definitely the best solo in the world.

Not only a brave choice in here (I cannot believe there isn't a SVR or JHendrix post yet), but accurate. Matter of fact, I read somewhere that it may be the most listened to solo in history (and no, I don't remember where I read it, but it was in a book).

Runner Up: Duane Allman and Dickie Betts in "Blue Sky" (THE best song ever recorded)

The funny thing about Louie, Louie is that right after the guitar solo the singer really screws up. He starts singing the next verse way too early then suddenly stops. I can't believe they left that in.

I'd probably have to say...maybe...the studio recording or live version of Beatin' the Odds by Molly Hatchet. Maybe a handful of their songs and SRV tunes have some of my favorite guitar solos...never can just pick one now...