Just to Name a few more

Mick Taylor - Love In Vain (Get Yer Ya-Ya´s Out)
Lowell George (Little Feat) - Oh Atlanta (Waiting For Columbus) & Tripe Face Boogie & Cat Fever (Sailin Shoes)
Paul Barrere (Little Feat) - Rock´n´Roll Every Night (Live From Neon Park)
Ry Cooder - At The Dark End Of The Street (Showtime)
Muddy Waters - Streamline Woman & She´s 19 Years Old (Muddy Mississippi Waters Live)
David Lindley - Running On Empty (Jackson Browne - Running On Empty)
Sonny Landreth - Coming Home (Carl Carlton & The Songdogs - Revolution Avenue)
Duane Allman - Statesboro Blues & Done Somebody Wrong (Live at Fillmore)
Ana Popovic - You don't move me & How'd you learn to shake it like that? (Still Making History)
Derek Trucks - Anyday (Roadsongs)
Warren Haynes - Mule (Govt Mule)

Ron Wood - Happy (live 75 & 76)

Easy:

Jimmy Page - In My Time of Dying


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Ron Wood - Happy (live 75 & 76)

Ron Wood (The Faces) - Borstal Boy/Amazing Grace (The Faces Live Coast To Coast: Overtures & Beginners)

Very Smoking!

Mick Taylor Love in Vain " Welcome To New York" MSG 1972.

Lipstick Sunset - Ry Cooder (on John Hiatt's album Bring The Family)

Duane Allman - Dreams (live at the Filmore)

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Just to Name a few more

Mick Taylor - Love In Vain (Get Yer Ya-Ya´s Out)
Lowell George (Little Feat) - Oh Atlanta (Waiting For Columbus) & Tripe Face Boogie & Cat Fever (Sailin Shoes)
Paul Barrere (Little Feat) - Rock´n´Roll Every Night (Live From Neon Park)
Ry Cooder - At The Dark End Of The Street (Showtime)
Muddy Waters - Streamline Woman & She´s 19 Years Old (Muddy Mississippi Waters Live)
David Lindley - Running On Empty (Jackson Browne - Running On Empty)
Sonny Landreth - Coming Home (Carl Carlton & The Songdogs - Revolution Avenue)
Duane Allman - Statesboro Blues & Done Somebody Wrong (Live at Fillmore)
Ana Popovic - You don't move me & How'd you learn to shake it like that? (Still Making History)
Derek Trucks - Anyday (Roadsongs)
Warren Haynes - Mule (Govt Mule)

Such a great list, hard to argue with anything here. I'd probably add a few by Lowell George, Ry Cooder and Derek Trucks.

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Just to Name a few more

Mick Taylor - Love In Vain (Get Yer Ya-Ya´s Out)
Lowell George (Little Feat) - Oh Atlanta (Waiting For Columbus) & Tripe Face Boogie & Cat Fever (Sailin Shoes)
Paul Barrere (Little Feat) - Rock´n´Roll Every Night (Live From Neon Park)
Ry Cooder - At The Dark End Of The Street (Showtime)
Muddy Waters - Streamline Woman & She´s 19 Years Old (Muddy Mississippi Waters Live)
David Lindley - Running On Empty (Jackson Browne - Running On Empty)
Sonny Landreth - Coming Home (Carl Carlton & The Songdogs - Revolution Avenue)
Duane Allman - Statesboro Blues & Done Somebody Wrong (Live at Fillmore)
Ana Popovic - You don't move me & How'd you learn to shake it like that? (Still Making History)
Derek Trucks - Anyday (Roadsongs)
Warren Haynes - Mule (Govt Mule)

Such a great list, hard to argue with anything here. I'd probably add a few by Lowell George, Ry Cooder and Derek Trucks.

Yes, you´re right with Cooder & Trucks. But not to forget David Lindley. Love his CDs El Rayo X & Win This Record.

Love this topic.

Mick Taylor - Love In Vain (Get Yer Ya-Ya´s Out)
Duane Allman - Statesboro Blues
Ry Cooder - Sister Morphine
Lowell George - Mercenary Territory Live from Waitin' for columbus (this solo is overdubbed, but also the real live one is brilliant)
Mick Taylor - Stop Breakin' Down
Joe Walsh - Life's Been Good
Ry Cooder - Married man's a fool
David Lindley - Love Needs a Heart (from Jackson Browne's Runnin' on empty)
Paul Barrere - Walkin' all night (Live from Waitin' for columbus)
Ry Cooder - Alimony
Keith Richards - Let it Bleed/ Love in Vain (studio)
Lowell George & Ry Cooder - Forty-Four Blues / How Many More Years
Bonnie Raitt - Pride and Joy (Live)
Bonnie Raitt - Valley Of Pain
Bonnie Raitt - Right Down The Line (looks like Lindley's solo)
David Lindley - The Late Show
Mick Taylor - Blind Willie McTell
Derek Trucks & Warren Haynes - Ain't Wastin' time no more (Live from Beacon Theatre 2003)
David Lindley - Shaky Town (from Jackson Browne's Runnin' on empty)
Lowell George - Day Or Night Live from Waitin' for columbus)
Mick Taylor - A Apolitical Blues Live from Waitin' for columbus)
David Lindley - Runnin'0n empty
Joe Walsh - In the city



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Almost everything by Ry Cooder.
Or as John Lee Hooker said: "The great Ry Cooder."

and of course

John Mayall - Dirty Water (Live from 70th Birthday Concert)
John Mayall - Saw Mill Gulch Road (from Turnin' Point)
Johnny Winter - Be careful with a fool
J. Spencer - My Heart beat like a Hammer



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Sometimes a slide doesn't need a whole solo to tear me apart. When it comes in on this Lowell George tune all it takes is on or two notes to do the job. I think Lowell's electric slide tone was the best of the bunch, just amazing.

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Derek Trucks all of his!!!!!

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Sometimes a slide doesn't need a whole solo to tear me apart. When it comes in on this Lowell George tune all it takes is on or two notes to do the job. I think Lowell's electric slide tone was the best of the bunch, just amazing.

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True, my friend.
You know that I appreciate your taste.
Lowell George tone and one-only-long note is brilliant.


ps: love his work on China White
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After Derek Trucks finishes his second solo (from apx 3:25 - 4:40) BB King (around 5:00) puts his hand on Trucks' shoulder and says "I think that's the best anyone's ever played that". I can't argue with BB.





Not sure if it's the best ever, but I'd put it on a short list.

Lovin' all the respect that Lowell George is getting.

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Duane Allman statesboro blues. honorable mention of Billy Gibbons from ZZ TOP for dust my broom



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I played a solo last night in my basement that would have to be a contender.

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True, my friend.
You know that I appreciate your taste.
Lowell George tone and one-only-long note is brilliant.

The feeling is mutual pepganzo. I imagine you must be a guitar player to have such similar tastes. I'll share with you a secret weapon for slide work. I've been using one since the early 80's but was thrilled to find out from Sonny Landreth that it's also his secret weapon for slide work. MXR Dyna Comp.

Thank you Naturalust, I know that Lowell GeIorge used MXR Dyna Comp during the 70s.

I post here some informations about LG (from the book Rock N' Roll doctor) because we're talking about electric slide guitar.





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Wow, that's awesome! Never knew Lowell also used the Dyna Comp. I've got a couple of them, one original 70's unit and one from the early 80's. I find they can be great on acoustic guitar too, when dialed down a bit.

I'll have to check out that book Rock and Roll Doctor.

Speaking of Lowell, did you like that Robert Palmer record he produced - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley? That trio of songs Sailin' Shoes, Hey Julia and Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley has long been a favorite medley for me.

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Speaking of Lowell, did you like that Robert Palmer record he produced - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley? That trio of songs Sailin' Shoes, Hey Julia and Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley has long been a favorite medley for me.

It is a fantastic record of course, he was also a good producer (but from the other hand I don't like the GD album that he produced in 1978).
I like also Bonnie Raitt's third album that initially LG try to produce.
This track is from her third album and Little Feat played here.
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Didn't Keith use a slide on a 12 string for Monkey Man's solo?

Don't forget the some of the slower and cool lap steel and slide stuff from:

Gilmour: Echoes, Shine On You Crazy Diamond (latter parts), One of these days, Breathe

Howe: "Soon" (Gates of Delerium coda, way up past the frets)

Breathe, Soon and Love in Vain were the first 3 tunes I learned on slide, probably because they were slower, haha, and I could play them in standard tuning. Also,

Jeff Beck- Angel's Footsteps, Nadia, with its amazing middle eastern halftones and leaps, where slide, whammy and finger bends all blend into an indistinguishable mix

???- the guy on ultra-compressed/sustained lap steel on Dylan's Meet Me in the Morning

Joe Walsh- Rocky Mountain Way

2002 Gilmour reworking of Shine On (lap steel 0:00-3:30)




Howe on "Soon" start at 13:40 to end:




Beck @ Ronnie Scott's:

Ry Cooder's solo on Memo From Turner was pretty good...

try any sol hoopii


The Lowell George Bonnie Raitt Paul B sound is a combo of TWO compressor set against each other and heavy flatwoud strings.

I tried that but the flatwould do not allow for the low scrap I like from wound bass strings. I do compress a bit more to even my bare finger attack than to SQUASH my notes til they sustain.

Rod "the bottle Price from Foghat is one of the most amazing slide players and underrated guitarists in Rock IMHO


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Johnny Winter - Highway 61 Revisited

Brian Jones - I Just Can't Be Satisfied