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There ya go, Angelo! I knew you had it in you! Good choice, too! The success of many rock recordings was either made or broken by the solo section. "Layla", "Midnight at the Oasis", "Stairway to

No, no! Blues and blues rock are fine.

That's fine. We have just put Nat down for EvH, "Eruption".

Randy Bachman's out of tune solo on "Takin Care of Business"? True story: Randy actually sang that at a gathering of Burger King franchise owners - except he sang "Takin Care of Breakfast". He was

And while we're at it, what was the number one hit in the country on the day you were born? You can find it

For some reason, I'm a big Jeff Beck fan, but I have overlooked that period. I'll check it out! yep, the playing and arranging, as well as the recording, panning, all of it. I heard Wind Cries Mary

A hint: This relatively obscure recording did enjoy its 15 minutes of fame, but you're going to have to dig deeper. Years ago, when I was at Wizard Records, I brought in a vinyl copy, and did a blind

I'm lovin' this! So far, no one has guessed it. Maybe it's too obscure ... maybe it's not good after all ... :-) Bobby

Yes, it was in the 50's. And yes, I did listen to jazz almost exclusively from age 12, on. Before that I listened to big bands, R&B and country. I consider rock to be vocal music and don't look to it

New York City Blues - Jeff Beck in the Yardbirds is my hands down favorite guitar solo. I am sure that I can still play it note for note all these years later. It is burned into my soul. Jeff's

I'd like to throw Jay Graydon's solo in Peg into the mix. There's a DVD about the making of Aja in which Fagen and?Becker play the solos that didn't make it. Fascinating stuff for us hardcore SD

No comment: _http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7C2UwtFSyk_ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7C2UwtFSyk) This is why I don't go to Guitar Center on Saturdays... Cheers, JV Juan Vega

We probably need a time frame here. How about a day or so? Ot by tonight? Then I'll post it, and sit back and wait for the hate mail! C'mon, Angelo, you must like something. Scotty Moore?, Hank

Well, at least you didn't pick "Down By the River". Man, these responses are makin' it tough! I almost changed my mind 3 times, but I'm stickin' with my guns. best, Bobby

That's ok. ANY genre which can fall into or sorta fall into the category will do. Rock, Metal, Blues, Heavy, English Blues, Rhythm & Blues, Rockabilly, Rock'n'Roll, Pop...

I hate Stairway to Heaven, and only a little less when the lyrics to the Gilligan's Island theme are set to it. Jack Bruce's bass is at least as interesting as Clapton on Crossroads - an old fave

Hi Jrff, Life is neither fair nor foul, my Son, it's just life! :-) Bobby

Neil Young - Keep on Rockin in the Free World (live) Question: What sounds more like a cat being tortured, his voice or his guitar tone?

Well, that's too bad. Maybe when you mature, you'll see the value in things outside your sight lines.

Damn, now you've got me thinking. I have to add Jeff Beck's "'Cause We've Ended As Lovers" into the mix.