NoNukes
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Roger McGuinn, Eight Miles High, by the Byrds.
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The kid lucked out he was "cuttin' heads" with the student and not the teacher...My favorite movie guitar scene
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Larry Carlton is an excellent guitarist; I'm a big fan, and I agree that the ones you posted are two of his best.Awesome song and guitarist. If you are an Eric Johnson fan, you'll like the two Larry Carlton songs I posted.Well, "great" is in the ear of the listener, but for my money this is one of the greatest - Eric Johnson live Cliffs of Dover. It's a little long at 10 minutes but well worth the listen...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnqpOFcBiMM&list=PLB9E1B7FE718403FC&index=3
And speaking of combo's, how 'bout Duane and Dickie?
The allman brothers band - In memory of elizabeth reed (Fillmore East 71') - YouTube
Alice Cooper Band?I was thinking about Glen. He opened worlds for new players.
Glen Buxton.
Alice Cooper Band?I was thinking about Glen. He opened worlds for new players.
Glen Buxton.
Anyone remember Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner?
Lou Reed - Sweet Jane (live), off Rock N Roll Animal - YouTube
My favorite movie guitar scene
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i had to turn that off.....Yoko Ono destroys every video she is in.....This has to filed under the "what the fuck was I thinking?" heading.
This is the most embarassing guitar duel in history!
Jesus Christ John, you're a song writing Saint, but you don't get into a duel with
a fuckin' guitar God, when having the fretboard skill level you have!
Yer Blues - John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band - Toronto 1969 - YouTube
Towards the end of the video, shortly after Lennon lay's down his riffs, I bet many people
in that audience were turning towards each other going, "that was weird!"
Alice Cooper Band?I was thinking about Glen. He opened worlds for new players.
Glen Buxton.
Absolutely. Glen was a strange drive. But between him and Mike they broke new ground in rock to die for.
Glen's hands were amazing. He could do the simplest of rock undertones and then all of a sudden hit a cool jazz riff in the middle of a tune and then drive it.
He really was that good. Another one who left to soon.
And he was really a very nice person. Gentle soul. Hard rocker.
Those were solo's!No fair. You made the rules. You told us solos. I need to sob....