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clapton, crossroads 04 "i shot the sheriff" nuff said
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say what you want about zappa but he had moments of brillance.
the exit solo on muffin man off the bongo fury album is a great example.
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in no particular order

billy halley rock around the clock
brin may dont stop me now, bohemian rhapsody, crazy little thing called love.
Carlos Cavazo $@! on feel the noise
jeff beck behind the veil
steve lukather rossana
hendrix purple haze
ritchie blackmore can't happen here
gilmour comfortably numb
vaughan... you name it.
warren de martini lay it down
vitto brata dont say its over
van halen beat it
alex lifeson yyz, red barchetta
santana europa, samba pa ti

again this is impossible, my head hurts just trying to chose 10, i quit.

thanks
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I'd say the second solo in "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath, the (I believe) second solo in "Hitch a Ride" by Boston, or the solo to "We Will Rock You" by Queen.

Those are the ones that come to mind right away.
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almost any SRV solo
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Well my contribution to this is the legendary SRV, Live at Montreax - 1982 and Texas Flood
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AusMongrel wrote:
Well my contribution to this is the legendary SRV, Live at Montreax - 1982 and Texas Flood
You're prolly one of those katz who owns an original SRV Strat! I'll bet! :)
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heheh You know it!! :D :D :D
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The solo in Machine Gun by Jimi Hendrix at the New Years Eve concert at the Fillmore East 1969. So far ahead of his time.

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steve howe on yours is no disgrace. from the yessongs album

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nohoch wrote:
in no particular order

billy halley rock around the clock
brin may dont stop me now, bohemian rhapsody, crazy little thing called love.
Carlos Cavazo $@! on feel the noise
jeff beck behind the veil
steve lukather rossana
hendrix purple haze
ritchie blackmore can't happen here
gilmour comfortably numb
vaughan... you name it.
warren de martini lay it down
vitto brata dont say its over
van halen beat it
alex lifeson yyz, red barchetta
santana europa, samba pa ti

again this is impossible, my head hurts just trying to chose 10, i quit.

thanks


Guitarist who did the solo on "Rock Around the Clock" was Danny Cedrone, a well-regarded session guitarist of the time. He used a Gibson ES-300 with a single P-90 pickup at the neck.

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Same here.

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Back in 70:s there was a band named Go. They were Stomu Yamashta, Michael Shrieve, Al diMeola, Steve Winwood and some others.
They made a live record : Go - live from Paris.

I wish I could play you the song "Crossing the line" from that album. Oh, I wish.

Al diMeola must have been to the crossroads before that Paris show.


Anybody knows what I'm talking about?
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But does that count if that guy only plays PRS? :)
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I don't know what guitar diMeola played in '76. Les Paul probably. With DiMarzio pickups.
However, I think that solo counts. Like all others on this list that was played on unfenderish guitars. A great solo is a great solo.

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