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14 minutes and counting. Any more guesses? "last call" soon, Bobby

Hi Juan, That sucked even with my sound turned off! The topic, just in case you forgot, was "the BEST rock solo of all time", not "the worst dribble on the planet ever". best, Bobby

Dude, There's plenty "dark" lurking in my personality... but this still is THE best rock solo ever. 20 minutes and counting - everybody got their fingers ready on the delete key?, Bobby

Hi Angelo, Gotcha! I forgot - Italian men know better than to go out with Italian women! Ain't it something how they all look like their fathers? (i'm in trubble now), Bobby

Incest? isn't that a country synonym for local entertainment? Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker [Excess text deleted by the moderators -- please edit your

I loved NRBQ, got to hear them in person a few times. Amazing grooves, amazing loose-ness. Heading for utube. If the biddniss types get their way this would eventually no longer be

As much as I was not taken with his Autumn Leaves, I really, really liked Clapton's solo on Crossroads, just to name one.

Funny thing, Bobby,... I've only gone out with one Italian girl in my life... They all seem like cousins to me... Ewww, incest...

Somewhere between 3 and 4. I play bossa styles and accompany singers mostly with my fingers, most other styles with a pick, especially if I'm going to play much in the way of single-note lines. -

Hi Bobby, ahem ... Living Doll - Cliff Richard! Cheers, Mark [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Steve Ferguson played some killer solos when he was with NRBQ. Listen to his playing on "Flat Foot Flewzy." If you are serious about guitar and haven't heard Ferguson, you are missing out. I

Interesting story about that song, and the solo. "FSG" was originally too long for commercial airplay, so they sped up the track to make it shorter, and the rest is history. No dis to GG, he's a

Bobby did couple blotter tabs of of purple Owsley fall out of one of your record jackets and into the triple Glen Levit that was helping you get settled in over there? That would explain the off

Yes. I use Fender Heavy picks (the larger teardrops) and use the rounded back corner. I have done so for 40 years. I prefer the timbre. Tonally I get a much warmer, rounder sound. NOTE: I don't

Hey, My web site has some stuff on dealing with stage fright. http://www.kevinsmithguitar.com/sub/ts_ats.html Peace, Kevin ________________________________ To:

That solo is the most jazzy 50s R&R solo I can think of. Few guys had the chops to play that one. Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker

..mmmm...so many to choose. I agree with many suggestions but there are two not mentioned so far that I've always liked. One is Randy Bachman's solo on Blue Collar when he was with BTO. The other

This tune is more country than rock but it was a very big tune on rock stations for a while Youre Still The One. Corny yes, well crafted solo yep. Favorite does not compute for me. It's like deciding

What DVD? Ron

I have heard it said in some Eagles interview that Walsh showed up with that tune all worked out including the solos. Probably not a purely spontaneous act. But one of my faves too. Brian May