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    Talking What's Your Favourite Solo?

    We've had the greatest guitarist thread.....now what's your favourite solo??

    It can be guitar, sax, piano....whatever.....but it's gotta send a shiver up your spine!
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    Kid Charlemagne~~Steely Dan, The Royal Scam

    soloist is Larry Carlton

    OR

    Midinight At The Oasis~~Maria Mauldar

    soloist is Amos Garret, A fine gent who stood at 6.1 and greeted me with a hand shake & proceeded to tell me about his personal friend Paul Butterfield!!!! OMIGOD

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    Stevie Taylor's guitar solo in one of his own songs "Witch Finder". It is awesome! And certainly one of my top favourites.
    Asinus asinum fricat

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    I can back the Doc up, Stevie's solo is pretty damn good.

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    Any downloadable Stevie Taylor stuff available?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saveman View Post
    Any downloadable Stevie Taylor stuff available?
    Or a CD, I've heard loads of people on about him, but never heard him myself?
    Don't wrestle with pigs, you just get all dirty and the pig enjoys it.

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    You can see him live in October and he'll be playing some of his own stuff. No downloadable stuff just now as far as I'm aware.

    Friday 27th of October in the Redwood.

    Astronot and Boss Hogg will also be playing too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saveman View Post
    Any downloadable Stevie Taylor stuff available?
    Not as yet, we are approaching the final stages of recording at the moment. We will have some sample audio downloads available soon.
    Asinus asinum fricat

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeid View Post
    You can see him live in October and he'll be playing some of his own stuff. No downloadable stuff just now as far as I'm aware.

    Friday 27th of October in the Redwood.

    Astronot and Boss Hogg will also be playing too.

    What a line-up! It should be a "rockin" night.
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    Should be a great night Doc!

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    Easy. Sugar Cane Robinson playing electric violin on The Gumbo Variations, from Hot Rats by Frank Zappa.

    Not a big Zappa fan, but that violin is so wild it'll curl your eyebrows. Real virtuoso stuff.

    And some solos done purely for amusement on Fried Hockey Boogie (Canned Heat).


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    Is it wrong to like the solo from this song:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvS6Fi2Wc74

    ??

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    Jonny Greenwood in Radiohead's Paranoid Android.

    The range of music he can make from a guitar is just amazing. Seen them live in Edinburgh last month. Definitely an all time live music moment.

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    A lot of Tom Morello's stuff is pretty damn good too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by j4bberw0ck View Post
    Easy. Sugar Cane Robinson playing electric violin on The Gumbo Variations, from Hot Rats by Frank Zappa.

    Not a big Zappa fan, but that violin is so wild it'll curl your eyebrows. Real virtuoso stuff.

    And some solos done purely for amusement on Fried Hockey Boogie (Canned Heat).
    point of information J/wock wasn't it Jean Luc Ponty that played the violin

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    I`m currently enjoying Buckethead and his over the neck tapping / atonal tomfoolery.... Ex Zappa all round genius Mike Keneally delivers on "Planet of the Baritone Women"...mucho respecto..

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    Artist - Frank Zappa
    Album - Joes Garage
    Song - Watermelon in Easter Hay

    Highly recommended stuff!!
    All the world's a stage and we are merely players . . . . .
    For more visit: http://www.studiograff-photo.co.uk

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    hmm probably chris impelliteris version of somewhere over the rainbow my god that really does it for me.

    or the sax solo in gunners dream by pink floyed in the final cut its so rhaspy and dirty and jsut makes u shiver with enjoiment.

    and my all tiem fav has to be lotus feet gutiat concerto by steve vai from his new album real illusions reflections that really sends a shiver up my spine great composing performed with metrepole orkest. was amazing seeing him play it live

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    actually pink floyd has alot of good spine chillers comfortably numb and feltcher memorial home wot a player gilmour is he is fast or show offish but damn he can make a guitar weep. new album on an island is relaly good

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    Quote Originally Posted by tierce-de-picardie View Post
    hmm probably chris impelliteris version of somewhere over the rainbow my god that really does it for me.
    Yep, that is superb. Think I have a video of him playing that live in Japan somewhere around...

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