What are some of your favorites?



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Green Onions

Jessica - Allman Brothers
Title 5 - The Rolling Stones
Kind of Blue album - Miles Davis

Lots more, but it's kinda late.....yawn....

Home Grown -- Booker T & MG's ...



ROCKMAN

Pipeline
Walk Don't Run
Peter Gunn
Apache
Ghost Riders In The Sky
Hold It
The Scratch
Hip Hug Her
Sleepwalk

My funny valentine, Miles Davis

Jimi Hendrix : Midnight


video: [www.dailymotion.com]

Jeff Beck- Cause We've Ended as Lovers, Nadia
Zappa- Watermelon in Easter Hay
Genesis- Los Endos
Smiths- Oscillate Wildly
Edgar Winter- Frankenstein
King Crimson- The Sheltering Sky

Solo:
Hackett- Horizons
Howe- Clap
Allmans- Little Martha

Jimi Hendrix - Pali Gap
Jimi Hendrix - Drivin' South
Bluesbreakers w/Clapton - Steppin' Out
Led Zepplein - Bron Y'Aur
Johnny Guitar Watson - Space Guitar
Peter Green - Supernatural
Little Walter - Juke
Freddie King - Hide away
(and hundreds of other blues instrumentals)
Flatt & Scruggs - Foggy Mountain Breakdown
Allman Brothers - Jessica
Jeff Beck - Cause We've Ended as Lovers
Jeff Beck - Freeway Jam
Jeff Beck - Beck Bolero
(and dozens of other J.Beck tunes)
Pink Floyd - Interstellar overdrive
Edgar Winter - Frankenstein
The Shadows - Apache
The Shadows - FBI
The Ventures - Walk Don't Run
Dick Dale - Miserlou
(and hundreds of other surf intrumentals)
Sound Dimension - Heavy Rock
Cedric Im Brooks & The Sound Dimension - Mun-Dun-Gu
Jackie Mittoo & Ernest Ranglin - Jericho Skank
(and hundreds, if not thousands of other ska, rock steady, reggae, and dub instrumentals)

and the list goes on and on.....................could spend hours doing this.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......



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Ry Cooder - Dark End of the Street

Mick Taylor w. John Mayall - Snowy Wood

Peter Green w. Fleetwood Mac - Albatross

Honorable Mentions

The Beatles - Flying

Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline Rag

Stones - Now I've got a Witness



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2120 South Michigan Avenue - Stones

Wipe Out - The Surfaris

Sing This All Together (15-minute outtake) - Stones

"I hope you didn't record any of this""No I didn't"

Jimi Hendrix - Pali Gap.... (nice Hairball ya beat me too it!)
Duane Allman - Little Martha
Jimi Hendrix - Villanova Junction
Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side
Ry Cooder - Feelin' Bad Blues
Leo Kottke - Sailors Grave on The Prairie

The Comlete Coltrane-catalogue...

and for the popular-music:

Water Melon in Easter Hay - Frank Zappa
Pipeline - Johnny Thunders
2120 South Michigan Avenue - The Rolling Stones

2 1 2 0

Boilin' Water -- Tommy Bowens & The Soul Choppers



ROCKMAN

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Jimi Hendrix : Midnight
video: [www.dailymotion.com]

First song on the first record I ever bought - War Heros.

Let's not forget 'Popcorn' with....ehhh ...with...'Hot Butter' I Think...

Jarré ?

2 1 2 0

Forever - The Lovin' Spoonful
Pet Sounds
The Stripper - David Rose
Cute - Count Basie
Lonely Bull - Herb Alpert

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Green Lady
Green Onions

Of course yes.

Rumble & Jack The Ripper ...... Link Wray



ROCKMAN

Dan the banjoman - Dan the banjoman
Keep on the sunny side - from the 'Red Hot Country' CD

Motorpsycho: Kvæstor / Where Greyhounds Dare

Santana: Batuka

Kåre And The Cavemen: Do You Know The Way To Monterey

Hanoi Rocks: Fumblefoot And Busy Bee



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Easy - Walter "Shaky" Horton
Teenage Beat - Little Walter

Jamestown Exhibition - Bayless Rose



ROCKMAN

or

The Supernatural - John Mayall with Peter Green
Singing Winds, Crying Beasts - Santana

even:

The Dueling Banjo....

2 1 2 0

All-Time Favorite:
Slaughter on 10th Avenue by Mick Ronson (w/ the Ian Hunter Band, recorded at the Roxy in 1979). I love the moment when he kicks it into high gear @ 1:25
[www.youtube.com]

Very Honorable Mention:
Johnny Thunders' version of "Pipeline" (recorded @ the Roxy in 1987)
[www.youtube.com]

The Rolling Stones: Bluesberry Jam
The Rolling Stones: Stewed and Keefed

Fleetwood Mac: Albatross
Santana: Song for Devadip
King Crimson: Fracture
Camel: Rhayader Goes Down, The Snow Goose
Samla Mammas Manna: Snorungarnas Symfoni
Frank Zappa: Sofa (especially from “Live in New York”)

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Hairball
Jimi Hendrix - Pali Gap
Jimi Hendrix - Drivin' South
Bluesbreakers w/Clapton - Steppin' Out
Led Zepplein - Bron Y'Aur
Johnny Guitar Watson - Space Guitar
Peter Green - Supernatural
Little Walter - Juke
Freddie King - Hide away
(and hundreds of other blues instrumentals)
Flatt & Scruggs - Foggy Mountain Breakdown
Allman Brothers - Jessica
Jeff Beck - Cause We've Ended as Lovers
Jeff Beck - Freeway Jam
Jeff Beck - Beck Bolero
(and dozens of other J.Beck tunes)
Pink Floyd - Interstellar overdrive
Edgar Winter - Frankenstein
The Shadows - Apache
The Shadows - FBI
The Ventures - Walk Don't Run
Dick Dale - Miserlou
(and hundreds of other surf intrumentals)
Sound Dimension - Heavy Rock
Cedric Im Brooks & The Sound Dimension - Mun-Dun-Gu
Jackie Mittoo & Ernest Ranglin - Jericho Skank
(and hundreds, if not thousands of other ska, rock steady, reggae, and dub instrumentals)

and the list goes on and on.....................could spend hours doing this.

Nice list Hairball! Pali Gap, Cause We've Ended as Lovers, Interstellar Overdrive - outstanding


Like to add from the Jeff Beck Group album "Rough And Ready" - Raynes Park Blues (AKA - Max's Tune) : [www.youtube.com]

Paul McCartney: Rockestra Theme

Moonlight Sonata

Prelude No. 1 in C Major