YOUR favorite guitar solo (with link)

Roine Stolt's main solo on the Flower Kings' song Garden Of Dreams, particularly from their DVD Meet The Flower Kings:



Generally almost anything Roine does sends shivers down my spine. It's a shame that his current project, Agents Of Mercy, just has no magic about it.

 

starts at 2:43 , raw , perfect phrasing , perfect tone , vibrato , just blows me away everytime and i must have heard it 500 times............


starts at 4:48 , completely on the other end of things style wise but also impeccable phrasing , just so emotional and beautiful and also adrenalizing.........

 

I think this will always be my favorite guitar solo. It's certainly been the benchmark for me since I first heard it in the 70's. I listened to it so much over the decades that every nuance in this recording is part of my DNA.

 

Enjoy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYLsKyETr_Y

 

Big favorite of mine; the leadwork throughout the song and the solo at the end should keep you busy for a while........



Just another that popped into my head. One of the first solo's I could play.....Unfortunatly a bit buried in the mix. Long version:

 

One of my favorite guitarists. the sound quality is not the best.

http://youtu.be/_Et6BSDMNLY

 

here's one by Adam Rogers... Whew!



The entire band is KILLING! Taborn on the Fender Rhodes is unreal...

 

Love that solo. Starts at 1:50.

 

Love this song.



I've got the tab if anyone wants it.

Glenn |B)

 

Favourite guitar solo? Hey, ask me a tough one. (Like I can pick one favourite?) But if you're looking for beautiful guitar solos, you'd have an awful tough time getting better than this . . . there may have been better blues played over the years (and this gentleman played quite a bit of those himself), but blues guitar just doesn't get more simply beautiful than this.

Mike Bloomfield . . .

 

Scotti Hill's guitar tone is massive. Sounds like another verse of the song. I like how the first note blends perfectly with Bach's voice and that harmonic/feedback trick he does at 3:14 blew my mind the first time i heard it.

 

Or, this . . .

B.B. King . . .

 

Solo starts around 3:15 but start watching around 2:55 to get some context.

 

"Ease" by PIL
Guitarist-Steve Vai
I love everything about this solo;
tone, phrasing, pacing, attitude, music that
the solo is played over. Vai's best solo.
http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=/&gl=US#/watch?v=cf0K6tZz0Ro

 

Buzzy Feiten's solo on "Where Did My Baby Go," from Paul Butterfield's "Keep on Movin' " album...

http://www.oydesign.com/gypsies/songs/where_did_my_baby_go.mp3

 

Pat Metheny, Third Wind, @ 1:40



2:23 here:




Studio version blocked from embedding - Go to YouTube. @1:35

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSmWCYNRpNs&feature=related

Live version -around the same place:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kArrPnxMzSE&feature=related

Another live one - still around the same 1:35:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPqtpY5VgYo&feature=related



At 1:45 here:



And here's a great cover showing the entire thing. Thanks Francis Larue!



Another rendition here:



In slow motion: