Bill SAS 513
Just another old guy in a T-shirt
Any Alex Lifeson, or...the solo in Maybe I'm Amazed...McCartney. Always loved that one.
I was thinking in terms of long and stretched out, but if you want catchy, economical, straight to the point, the solo break on "Rickie Don't Lose That Number" is pretty tough to top. I think that was Skunk Baxter but I'm not sure - they used so many guys in the studio it could have been anyone...As far as catchy, forgot about Commodores "Easy"...Great solo.
But the solo starts at 3:37, are you saying you don't like part between 3:37 and 4:04? AYE KEED, AYE KEEDEvery time I've answered the guitar solo question since '93 it's been the same.
Dinosaur Jr - Where You Been
Track 5 - Get Me
Time 4:04-5:51
What about girth?!too crowded field, needs to be split by genre, decade, length, width, and rosewood/maple.
Yep this track does it for me! Along with a lot more. I discovered The Nightfly in the late 80’s courtesy of my guitar friend Mike (who played with Elvis!) and the Kamakiriad, in the early 90’s during its release. My musical tastes were always pretty diverse (somewhere between 17th century and present day, pretty weird for a 20 something!)The solo in Peg. And it’s not until you hear the great solos they rejected that you realize there is such a thing as more perfect. The magic starts at 4:10: