Books, Movies, Music & Entertainment - due for another guitar thread

i don't play, but appreciate good guitarists.

what are some of your fave guitar songs, licks and solos?

off the top of my head;

the outro to "tonight" by randy rhoads
"revelation mother earth" by randy rhoads
the break out solo in "whole lotta rosie" by angus young
"for the love of god" by vai (and pretty much most of his alien love secrets ep)
the lick in "dancin in the streets" by evh
intro to "in the evening" by jimmy page
"exploder/crazy doctor" by akira takasaki
the jam on "nun chuka kata" by buckethead
as mentioned before...jeff beck
blues jam on "rita mae" by clapton
intro to "somewhere in time" by smith/murray

[edit] i forgot "don't talk to strangers" by vivian campbell. he is one of my fave 80's guitarists.

and many others...

I like this:
Grant Green - The Complete Quartets with Sonny Clark - It Ain't Necessarily So (http://www.google.com/musics?lid=5_-O_uCRWwO&aid=yCPjMPPJESK&sid=0gOHRZVEiE)

Al

Mr Fastfinger is awesome.

http://www.guitarshredshow.com/

Jeff Beck's solo on "What God Wants, Part III" from Roger Waters' Amused to Death
Everything on Metallica's Ride the Lightning
Eddie Van Halen on Van Halen II
Elliott Easton from The Cars
Andy Summers from The Police
and my favorite of all, David Gilmour.

The beginning of Van Halen's Dreams is awesome:)

isn't there a guitar thread a few lines down?

Pantera - Floods, Cemetary Gates
Blues Saraceno - almost all... kinda cheesy though
Steve Vai - forget the names, track 5 and 6 (or 6 and 7?) on Fire Garden
Jeff Beck - bahh i forget the track,

i am no help here :( I do play but lately I've been listening to stuff that I CAN play to try and play it better, I'm more along the lines of blink 182, system of a down, some metallica and pantera, green day (oh i OWN green day), linkin park, 3 doors down, korn, and the like, as far as skill level. So not really great solo material hehe

the solo on axis bold as love is amazing (hendrix)

i also really like the solo at the end of the ocean by led zeppelin.

vaseline by stone temple pilots is sheer genius.

queens of the stone age are a good lot.

Scuttlebuttin'.

End of thread.

Anything by Tony Rice,Brian Sutton or Clay Jones.

Anything by Tony Rice,Brian Sutton or Clay Jones.

not familiar with them.

Scuttlebuttin'.

End of thread.

not his best....but certainly memorable and signature srv....which is what the thread is all about.

Hubert Sumlin on any of the records he did with Howlin' Wolf
Eric Clapton in his Mayall/Bluesbreakers period
Peter Green, Bluesbreakers and the first two Fleetwood Mac albums
John Jorgenson on his "Franco-American Swing" recording

The Blow by Blow ablum by Jeff Beck
Any Allman Brothers song with Duane
Any song with duane really
Wes Montgomery

[edit] i forgot "don't talk to strangers" by vivian campbell. he is one of my fave 80's guitarists.


I thought that was Rick Springfield. ;)

"Close to the Edge", Steve Howe (Yes)
The middle part of "Innuendo", Steve Howe (Queen)
"YYZ", Alex Lifeson (Rush)
"Something", George Harrison (Beatles)
"Layla", Eric Clapton/ Duanne Allman
"Rocky Mountain Way", Joe Walsh
"The Punk and the Godfather", Pete Townshend (The Who)
"Cheap Sunglasses", ZZ Top

Anything by Tony Rice....
I only know his work with the late 70s David Grisman Quintet and his 2000 album Unit of Measure. All I like. Any other recs?
Al

Check out this guitar bit from Snuffbox:

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

listen to spiders by system of a down

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHoR_T8-ey4