Has anyone in this forum ever heard of Ten years After?

Alvin Lee: Good Morning little School Girl (live Version)

Leo Lyons: on the bass keeps up with every note.


Alvin Lee: One of these days


Eric Clapton: Let it Rain

Alex Lifeson (Of Rush) The Camera Eye

Star Spangled Banner - Jimi

Lots of Zappa and Brian May

Hi Virgil I was just listening to Alvin Lee & Co the other day. Still have the old vinyl Double Live. The one that starts with "One of these days". I always like "You Give Me Loving"". That's a cool riff. Thing that's interesting, as far as guitar playing history goes: in his heyday Alvin Lee was criticized by his peers for being all speed and flash and not much substance. In those days that actually applied. Blackmore,Iommi, Mick Box, Pagey all had more melody and structure in their solos. But by Today's standards Alvin is already way ahead of the people of the now. Isn't that weird? That doesn't say much good about today's music' standards.

When I think of lead guitar "greatest solo's", it just has to be Eric Clapton on "Let It Rain" off the Derek and Dominoe's Live album, he never did, and nobody ever did a guitar solo quite that awesome, IMO... 2nd choice would be several blasts from Stevie Ray...

On Bass, it hasta go to Flea... check him out on "Coffee Shop" or "Around the World", but heck it could be a dozen other songs, no other bassist is really in the running...

Drums, I'm gonna go with ... John Bonham on Moby Dick or Rock n Roll, OR Billy Kreutzmann of the Grateful Dead on The Other One





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that'll be the day-buddy holly
let it be-the beatles
brand new cadillac-the clash
voodoo chile, let the good times roll, burning the midnight oil,purple haze-jimi
stormy monday, elizabeth reed, nobody knows-allman brothers

Highway Star - Deep Purple

virgil Wrote:
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> Has anyone in this forum ever heard of Ten years
> After?
>
> Alvin Lee: Good Morning little School Girl (live
> Version)
>
> Leo Lyons: on the bass keeps up with every note.
>
>
> Alvin Lee: One of these days
>
>
> Eric Clapton: Let it Rain



What about Alvin Lee; Im going home?? Great one.

Another: Richie Havens: his playing on Woodstock (Freedom etc9. He's on fire there.

LA FORUM Wrote:
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> virgil Wrote:
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> -----
> > Has anyone in this forum ever heard of Ten
> years
> > After?
> >
> > Alvin Lee: Good Morning little School Girl
> (live
> > Version)
> >
> > Leo Lyons: on the bass keeps up with every
> note.
> >
> >
> > Alvin Lee: One of these days
> >
> >
> > Eric Clapton: Let it Rain
>
>
>
> What about Alvin Lee; Im going home?? Great one.
>
> Another: Richie Havens: his playing on Woodstock
> (Freedom etc9. He's on fire there.
>
>
> and Ay ay baby it hurts

Of course, ten years after 'I'm going home on woodstock...wow
Jimi's voodoo chile slight return
Prince's I go crazy
Chuck's johnny B. goode are historical 2 >>

and what to say about Johnny Winter..?

Slash on Sweet Child O' Mine!

No one has mentioned Camel. Cause no one of you liked them or don't know them?

Andy Latimer has done a loads of nice guitar-solos. On of'em is the Snow Goose-suit at A Live Record from '77 or '78.

a few of my favs:

I Heard Her Call My Name - Lou Reed (White Light White Heat by the Velvet Underground)
Death Trip - James Williamson (Raw Power by Iggy & the Stooges)
No Fun - Ron Asheton (The Stooges by Iggy & the Stooges)
Lounge Lizard - Mick Ronson (Ian Hunter self-titled)
White Light White Heat - Mick Ronson (Live at the Beeb by David Bowie)
The Last Ride - Todd Rundgren (Todd by Todd Rundgren)


Karl

the man who sold the world (kurt cobains version)

Layla--Derek & the Dominos
Maybe I'm Amazed--Paul McCartney
Shattered--Rolling Stones

Blackmore in Smoke On The Water
Taylor in Heartbreaker & Shine A Light
Clapton in While My Guitar...
All Chucksters solos.
Johnny Thunders.
Light My Fire- Robbie Krieger
Ditto - Ray Manzarek
Jon Lord in Lazy.
All Jim Hendrix´s.

Peter Green / F. Mac - Rattlesnake Shake - Live at in Boston 1969
middle break / solo - outstanding!! that's why B. B. King called him the
best in England!!

Mick Taylor's solo at the end of: Smiles & Grins - Jack Bruce Band - 1975
live on the Old Grey Whistle test!!! so much feeling!!!!!

Duane Allman Live - You don't Love me

Knopfler Live (many here, Brothers in Arms, touring with Clapton, taking the
lead on: Same Old Blues!!

Peter Frampton with Humble Pie - Live at the Fillmore, and the songs: The Light,
Earth & Water Song!!!

Jimi - Band Of Gypies..... Message of Love

man - could I go on..

MLC

"WE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT" TWISTED SISTER


HA HA HA

Actually, The Edge on "New Years Day" is pretty damn good.

Yep, Knopfler´s anything.
And Scotty Moore too.
Mr. Davies in the Kinks play fun solos;
as Peter Townsend.