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My wife is probably getting tired of me saying "I don't know why I keep going there..." - I guess I keep hoping they'll have a nice archtop up on the wall (they hardly ever do).

Well then, Mark - start one. Is anyone stopping you?

Wow! If that wasn't one of the most under rated recordings of all time, I don't know what was! I thought I was perhaps the only one on the planet who liked it. thanks for that, Bobby

And that is that. All you whiners and cry-babies - Angelo has spoken! It IS the best rock solo in history!!!!! Bobby

OK, I will chime in because I am a "southerner".... You have to LOVE Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore I would say ANY solo on that album was great!...And if that doesn't get you as a guitar

Boy, I agree with that..amazing guitarist....I was a young kid when I first heard Cippolina and had no Idea how he did it..

5. Plectrum - 100% (no Finger Style) Mark

Good point. Perhaps as a jazz guitar list we should start one on the best jazz guitar solo of all time!!!! Nah, there probably would not be much interest. Mark

Good articles. I have not read any where else the break down on music audience. The jazz audience one was particularly interesting to me. Thanks for posting. Mark

<snip> Alisdair I think he is wrong. You posted an article and a link to a book which had marketing research showing you cannot compete with free. I tried seaching for it but I cannot find it. What

Naming the sites does not break the law. It is about Google making profits from indexing and allowing their adsense ads to placed on sites which have pirated content. Google do not index or allow ads

I agree people are willfully ignorant of what is going on and the article really lays it out in simple terms. The example of not indexing or allowing ads on child porn sites but indexing and allowing

Exactly right on the money. They are making big profits from the adwords service. If they posted links and allowed ads on child porn sites there would be an outcry. But making money off of stealing

Simplistic. Didactic. Willfully ignorant tripe.

For me "Goodbye to Love" by the Carpenters is right up there which was obviously inspired by "Bold as Love" by Hendrix. Also several solos by "Mr Big" in the Isleys were obviously inspired by Hendrix

Fito's still playing with Canned Heat. Has been since Woodstock. He's now leading the band and they still play do some touring.

Yeah - it got us off of picks for a while, and it was fun. Many thanks to all for playing this game - especially some of the players you guys thought of. As far as "Bobby mind changers" go, I just had

Yo Ron, I'm sorry. I just quipped out that answer to you, had to run out, and then fell off to sleep, forgetting all about it. That was a real "unthinking post", Brother, and I apologize for

ouch.... :-) Bobby

Sorry I'm late for this but I'm on the road with sporadic Internet. Lots of you have mentioned Hendrix and this one isn't exactly rock but I think his version of the Star Spangled Banner is the most