Post a Great Guitar Solo

Opeth (Mikael Åkerfeldt & Fredrik Åkesson) - starts at 2:57

 

Ernie Isley - killer solo, starting around 4:00.

 

Gorgeous!

I was expecting melodic death metal.

 

Opeth, from classical to dark metal and everything in between. Love this band, aside from the famous Blackwater Park, Still Life is probably a favorite of the fans.

 

Starts around 6:20.

 

Post of 3
1.Fleetwood Mac Love That Burns
2.Dave Mason Look at You,Look at Me(finally the truth after decades of rumours it is Dave playing a Flying V.
3.Mick Taylor solo on the definitive version of "Love In Vain" from the Stones "Live'r than You'll Ever Be LP.

 

Probably my favorite version of this song.

NYC July 26, 1972 is another killer version.

 

Motorpsycho "Wishing Well"

Solo starts at 1:40. Not flashy, but it "sings."

 

Yea

Yeah definitely mine.Need to check out that 72 version.Thanks for info.

 

Another one by Ernie Isley (starts at 2:30 and another at end of track).

 

Starts at 4:24 and goes to the end:

 

Starts at 3:24 and goes to the end:

 

Starts at 11:24 and goes to the end:

 

A classic solo...Duane Allman Loan Me a Dime.

 

Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner's solo's on Aerosmith's - Train Kept a Rollin' (first at 1:29 and second at 2:24) always caught my ear. Great pulloffs, bends and runs. As well as killer tone. (When I first heard it - I didn't think it sounded like Joe Perry's more slippery bluesy stuff - which I loved as well. Still Do.).

 

Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner's also performed some excellent and similar soloing on Lou Reed's Sweet Jane from Rock n Roll Animal.

 

Hereafter- Dixie Dregs(Steve Morse Solo-4:55)

 

Dave Davies - Celluloid Heroes - 1979 live

 

David Gilmour - Time

 

Jeff Beck

 

There should only be one answer

Maggot Brain!!!

 

This guy has any number of melodic, acrobatic solos that slay:

 

Eddie V's guitar-only track for "I'm the One".