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Bob Hansmann wrote: THIS is the best rock guitar solo ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ux3-a9RE1Q . No 'bout a-doubt it. Jay

Still haven't - sorry. Bobby

Well, we're just going to have to wait for Angelo to weigh in on this one. He's got the open-minded way o' lookin' at things. If'n he doesn't like it, then I for sure still do. I maintain that it's

Given all the other suggestions, I AM surprised you didn't change your mind C'est la vie. *Ars longa, vita brevis* /\/\ /\ |> |/ / \ / \ | \ |\

Bob Hansmann wrote: I gotta disagree with this. I never did enjoy that kind of nervous, almost frantic, vibrato. The phrasing sounds awkward to my ears as well. Tonewise, I hear hints of Martin Barre

Thank you, Jeff. That solo, in my opinion, is the primal scream that Rock is all about. Some guys come close, even Scottie Moore at times, and a lot of Jimi, but the point of Rock is not necessarily

I'll give it some love. I had never heard the song before. I thought the solo was passionate and inspired. (I thought the outro solos were even more passionate.) I also loved the tone. When I

Well, at least responses are coming in. Thar solo is the closest to the primal scream that is rock ever. I apologize for building you all up so much - after all, this is a Jazz List. best, Bobby

No. It's what you've been doing with your mule for over a decade. And, btw, in some states, that's illegal.

Skunk's on Facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jeff-Skunk-Baxter/107859905913258?v=info He's been in WaPo a few times - reporting on his defense consulting LZ;s Stairway is as much a cliche

I've got to go with 'Stairway To Heaven' even if it's not cool to do so. Kevin Sterchi KSterchi@... Home 956-424-1332 Cell 956-566-1858 Web: http://web.me.com/ksterchi/ [Non-text

Wow! Not a single response. Oh, well. This was fun. A whole day and only two responses to posts on damned picks. sorry you didn't like it - I still do, Bobby

Is there some reason no-one is mentioning Ted Nugent? He may be a total "@#$%^", but I think he played a lot of great solos. Charles

Here ya go: Luther Grosvenor (pseudonym "Ariel Bender") on guitar (1969): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asPK_3KV4V4

OK - 30 seconds left. Last call!!!! The next post you receive from me will have the link to what I still feel is the best rock solo ever. You all made it hard for me to stick to my guns! You pulled

http://www.chordmelody.org/mp3/ComoFue.mp3 John Amato Isaiah

It's interesting to me that nobody mentioned Leslie West. I wouldn't have either, but I thought someone might.

Well, Alisdair, too, and a few others. Sorry about that. Last call is upon us - bobby

the only one who hasn't weighed in here is Jim Mings...

The solo on Bill Doggett's 'Honky Tonk' was pretty nice. Mickey