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In some Hollywood music stored during the early 70s there would be signs in the guitar dept. saying NO PLAYING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN INTRO. Ron Living and playing outside the

This was recently re-posted on a classic guitar site. It is so good, that I thought I'd share it with all of you. I hope you enjoy

Hi Jay, Right with you there! I went to YouTube in your honor and sang Happy Birthday while it played ("Happy Birthday, Jay, Happy Birthday, Jay", &c. at the final chorus - corny as all

"Blue Tango" by Leroy Anderson. I looked it up on youtube, and I do remember the song, although I couldn't have named it to save my life. Jay

I was hoping some would mention D.G. Soaring, beautiful, melodic, solos. How could anyone pick just one. Several from Steely Dan, Almost anything from the Truth album. I don't listen to this stuff all

What a tragedy. The man just couldn't keep his hands off of guns, it seems. Great player. Still wrong, though... thanks, Bobby

You're only as old as the youngest woman attracted to you... :-) Bobby

Well, not so obscure, but a classic that many players cut their teeth on was Terry Kath's solo on 25 to 6 or 4 Scott On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 13:56:47 -0400 Bob Hansmann

Analog Kid by Alex Lifeson and (pure personal taste...)

Me, too. You must be old! Steve

Denny Dias' solo on Bodhisattva. (Or was it Baxter's?). R [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Denny Dias' solo on Steely Dan's "Do It Again". This guy nails it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn9T6b7ZIBg&feature=fvst

Hi Scott, Not it, but you're finally digging deep! :-) Bobby

How about Terry Haggerty from The Sons Of Champlin "Knickanick" ____________________________________________________________ SHOCKING: 2010 Honda Civic for $1,734.09 SPECIAL REPORT: High ticket items

I'll chime in Bobby.... Jeff "Skunk" Baxter on Reelin in the Years Eagles Hotel California (Joe Walsh & Glenn Frey I believe) Joe

Hi Juan, if'n there's one thang that Angelo and I are good at, it's takin' heat. Hey, Angelo, were/are you married to an Italian girl, too? Anyway, last night a friend came over in the middle of my

Hey Bobby, Spooky Tooth, eh? Er, um, OK, to each his own. You mentioned Leslie West, and while he has great tone, his playing, while really good, wasn't too "impressive", solo-wise; another

Wow! Now you ARE digging deep. That kind of started it all now, didn't it. Back then Louis Prima's guitarist was playing primarily rock'n'roll solos as well, at least to my ear. great call (still

Now that is interesting. In my record collection, I keep Jimi Hendrix filed under Jazz. Although he was obviously a rock player (or, technically, a Blues player), I can think of very few contemporary

hmmm........ I'll give everybody until 5:00 EDT to weigh in. Then I'll post my pick, which no one has guessed yet. When I post it, it'll be interesting to me. I'm either gonna get "Oh, yeah! What the