you tube videos people... I NEED YOU TUBE VIDEOS
What's Your Favorite Guitar Riff or Solo?
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you tube videos people... I NEED YOU TUBE VIDEOS
Anything by Tommy Emmanuel!!!
Pantera- Cemetary Gates
Metallica- One
Van Halen- Hot for Teacher
Buckethead- Jordan ( extended version )
Eagles- Hotel California ( acoustic from " Hell Freezes Over" )
Pretty much everything by SRV, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, or Roy Buchanan.
There are so many legendary guitarists we could go on for months listing the best works by each of them.
I would highly advise getting on youtube and checking out Tommy Emmanuel though. Steve Vai said one time in an interview with Guitar World magazine that if he had to pick one guitarist as being the best ever, regardless of genre, it would be Tommy Emmanuel. I would have to agree with him too.
Pantera- Cemetary Gates
Metallica- One
Van Halen- Hot for Teacher
Buckethead- Jordan ( extended version )
Eagles- Hotel California ( acoustic from " Hell Freezes Over" )
Pretty much everything by SRV, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, or Roy Buchanan.
There are so many legendary guitarists we could go on for months listing the best works by each of them.
I would highly advise getting on youtube and checking out Tommy Emmanuel though. Steve Vai said one time in an interview with Guitar World magazine that if he had to pick one guitarist as being the best ever, regardless of genre, it would be Tommy Emmanuel. I would have to agree with him too.
One of my favorites, at least one that immediately comes to mind:
The riff that lies underneath The Grateful Dead's "Passenger" (from "Terrapin Station") and really shines through at about 1:23 and again (slightly modified) at about 2:20. The song as a whole isn't one of my favorites (though I do like it), but that riff is just awesome.
The riff that lies underneath The Grateful Dead's "Passenger" (from "Terrapin Station") and really shines through at about 1:23 and again (slightly modified) at about 2:20. The song as a whole isn't one of my favorites (though I do like it), but that riff is just awesome.
Me neither. Supposedly it was a decision led by Champlin and Scheff, and they thought he had too much control over the band. Honestly, though, as much as I respect (and love) the horns and vocals in the first five albums, the drums really set the tone & pace. So maybe there was something to that argument. But I liked it that way.
edit: Check out Danny's new band, California Transit Authority, on iTunes. They do some very good stuff with Chicago's standards. I downloaded a few songs today and I got chills listening to them...
Lowell George's screaming slide guitar solo on "Tripe Face Boogie," from Feats Don't Fail Me Now, as well as his work on the rest of that album.
Two great opening riffs..
AC/DC- You shook me all nihjt long
Nirvana- Smells Like teen Spirit
Also like guitar solo in "My Sharona"
to name a few
AC/DC- You shook me all nihjt long
Nirvana- Smells Like teen Spirit
Also like guitar solo in "My Sharona"
to name a few
I'll see your......., and raise you a .........
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0719DxMOUY[/YOUTUBE]
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0719DxMOUY[/YOUTUBE]
You win.
Oh, how you win.
Of course, that's like winning a "knobbiest knees" contest at an English boarding school, but still ...
You know what they say about all English males, right?
Somebody please inform me how to directlly upload youtube videos to my posts.
Anyway this link is to a Tommy Emmanuel favorite.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_P_-cFbGbU&feature=related
Tommy has a few thousand videos on youtube fellas, including some with his brother, Phil Emmanuel. If you really dig great guitarists, spend some time on youtube and listen to his work. You will be glad you did.
Anyway this link is to a Tommy Emmanuel favorite.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_P_-cFbGbU&feature=related
Tommy has a few thousand videos on youtube fellas, including some with his brother, Phil Emmanuel. If you really dig great guitarists, spend some time on youtube and listen to his work. You will be glad you did.
Zakk Wilde - Farewell Ballad
http://youtube.com/watch?v=rYMupc564zE
MAB - No Boundaries
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qG74eVb6V10
WOW!!!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=rYMupc564zE
MAB - No Boundaries
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qG74eVb6V10
WOW!!!
Argh, there are so many. But one guitar part that comes to mind is at the end of Mercyful Fate's "The Bell Witch", there is an instrumental portion with Shermann and Denner swapping lead lines over the riff... It's melodic yet evil, imaginative and deeply satisfying. Not to mention the amazing lead playing that's scattered throughout the whole song. Pure Euro Death Black Metal bliss.
Got me.
M
modern man
Whole Album.
