What Are Your Favorite Instrumentals?*

"The Horse" - Cliff Nobles.

Great tune, even before 10,000 marching bands played it at every high school football game.

 

About to put on the lp now. Love Express.

 

Tactics

 

"MBV Arkestra" - Primal Scream with Kevin Shields. Actually a radical remix of the Scream track "If They Move Kill 'Em" by the MBV frontman. It's like an extra-noisy version of Dark Magus-era Miles Davis or something.

 

Too many to list.

This one, features amazing guitar playing and I would be surprised if it is not mentioned somewhere already in this thread.

 

Too many to list, but this morning it’s Hot Tuna, “Water Song”. Jack gets off some great counterpoint to Jorma’s fingerpicking on this one.

 

good one

 

Dueling Banjos: From The Original Soundtrack 'Deliverance'.

 

jungle - jimi hendrix

 

Well we rather love this - if it's been up already sorry but we haven't the time to check back thirty pages!

 

I personally like the instrumental of pirates of the carrebian a lot. It gives me the feel and the violin part gives me goosebums always. Listen to the instrumental here.

 

This is just short, from a movie soundtrack ( good movie) but I really like it.

 

"Telstar" -- the Tornadoes
"Wild Weekend" -- The Rockin' Rebels
"More" -- Kai Winding
"Rumble" -- Link Wray
"The Lonely Surfer" -- Jack Nitzsche
"Classical Gas" -- Mason Williams
"Time Is Tight" -- Booker T. & The MG's
"Image (Part 1)" -- Hank Levine
"Gonzo" -- James Booker
"Apache" -- Jorgen Ingmann

 

Here's one from a band called Little Feat. It's been awhile since giving them a listen. I'll have to load up some on a thumb drive for the weeks commute!

 

Theme from Hawaii Five-O by The Ventures

 

Genesis Los Endos.

 

The James Bond Theme

By Neil Norman And His Cosmic Orchestra live from the Hollywood House of Blues

 

Just listened to Zappa's Peaches En Regalia. It would have to be near the top of my list.

 

1. Theme From Hawaii 5-o : The Ventures
2. I Want You - Gato Barbieri
3. Anything by Chuck Mangione
4. Anthything by Tim Weisberg

 

Duane Eddy - Rebel Rouser

 

Listened to Sonic Youth "Rain on Tin" and "Pink Steam" today ... just very minimal vocals on each but each is mostly an instrumental, both fantastic and captivating