jimi hendrix
star spangled banner @ woodstock
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Favourite GUITAR SOLOS !!!
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mars_attack_mar
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i have drums solo , is that accepted ?
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yup RAGE pounds it hard and clean>> pure guineus
Sugar magnolias is one of my faves too>>>
just too hard to choose em all... i'll think of more.
Sugar magnolias is one of my faves too>>>
just too hard to choose em all... i'll think of more.
NorCalChron
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jimi live at berkeley was way cleaner than woodstock imo
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Jimi Live at Berkeley Community Theatre
Jimi Live at Berkeley Community Theatre
School daze ....i remember that concert somewhat well , but not all of it (just like most of 1960's, lol) actually that was a great show right at the tail end & winding down of the "beautiful children" movement & the 60's . Time to hit the road and move on out to the country was the next movement or stay & be blown/washed away by the insanity . Earlier Jimi had played at the Filmore and was there the night he burned his guitar on stage but the effect/affect of it was somewhat lost on me & thought the lighter fluid/theatricks was a bit corny .... plus "hey Joe " was never a song that sent me reeling in any case (wasn't into heroin) . Did fall in love later on that night with this band called "Big Black" from out of Africa which had this mountain of a guy banging beautifully on some Congas and the band was a treat . The one who stole the show for me that night wasn't Jimi Hendrix but the other American Black Artist~Blues player and his guitar named "Lucille" ... BB King infected me with the blues that night & put a big smile on my face & mind where Jimi & i didn't quite connect .
Bill Graham was ever having fun marrying many different kinds of music & artists into one evening in those wonderful early days ....as the night Cream played the Filmore ('67) and had to laugh noticing the back wall was plastered with hippies after they opened with Sunshine of Your Love ....that was some of the most driving powerful Sh*T on the planet at the time . But the concert ended that evening with Ravi Shankar taking the stage and completly captivating everyone ( which made you really feel like you got your $2.50 worth , lol.)
* I do remember vividly a crush of people in Berkeley Community crashing in (big noise/police scrambling, people jumping thru , etc) one bank of wire reinforced windows right near me to get in that night ...alas , but that was a Berkeley tradition of breaking windows of businesses etc during the 60's.
Little Wing & Watchtower will always have a home in my heart by Hendrix ...
Jimi Live at Berkeley Community Theatre
NorCalChron said:
School daze ....i remember that concert somewhat well , but not all of it (just like most of 1960's, lol) actually that was a great show right at the tail end & winding down of the "beautiful children" movement & the 60's . Time to hit the road and move on out to the country was the next movement or stay & be blown/washed away by the insanity . Earlier Jimi had played at the Filmore and was there the night he burned his guitar on stage but the effect/affect of it was somewhat lost on me & thought the lighter fluid/theatricks was a bit corny .... plus "hey Joe " was never a song that sent me reeling in any case (wasn't into heroin) . Did fall in love later on that night with this band called "Big Black" from out of Africa which had this mountain of a guy banging beautifully on some Congas and the band was a treat . The one who stole the show for me that night wasn't Jimi Hendrix but the other American Black Artist~Blues player and his guitar named "Lucille" ... BB King infected me with the blues that night & put a big smile on my face & mind where Jimi & i didn't quite connect .
Bill Graham was ever having fun marrying many different kinds of music & artists into one evening in those wonderful early days ....as the night Cream played the Filmore ('67) and had to laugh noticing the back wall was plastered with hippies after they opened with Sunshine of Your Love ....that was some of the most driving powerful Sh*T on the planet at the time . But the concert ended that evening with Ravi Shankar taking the stage and completly captivating everyone ( which made you really feel like you got your $2.50 worth , lol.)
* I do remember vividly a crush of people in Berkeley Community crashing in (big noise/police scrambling, people jumping thru , etc) one bank of wire reinforced windows right near me to get in that night ...alas , but that was a Berkeley tradition of breaking windows of businesses etc during the 60's.
Little Wing & Watchtower will always have a home in my heart by Hendrix ...
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There is another performance at Woodstock that should get a mention? Alvin Lee, Ten Years After, "I'm Going Home" ....DD
bingobongo
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Gerry Rafferty - Baker Street
All of Sir David Gilmore, Elliott Easton and Gary Moore - Perfect phrasing, never a wasted note.
All of Sir David Gilmore, Elliott Easton and Gary Moore - Perfect phrasing, never a wasted note.
NorCalChron
Member
good call doobie 10 years after rocked
i dont think i have heard gilmoure - Time yet so there ya go... instant classic
i dont think i have heard gilmoure - Time yet so there ya go... instant classic
420inprogress
Member
Cliffs of Dover by Eric Johnson was simply the most amazing guitar solo I heard
Others I like:
Fade to Black by Metallica
One by Metallica
Still Got the Blues by Gary Moore
Cryin by Joe Satriani
Dream On by Aerosmith
Iron Man by Black Sabbath
Others I like:
Fade to Black by Metallica
One by Metallica
Still Got the Blues by Gary Moore
Cryin by Joe Satriani
Dream On by Aerosmith
Iron Man by Black Sabbath
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thought of a solo i recon is pretty cool...dont mind death meatal ect but mostly like a band with a good singer too....
obituary - the end complete ...the drums and the guitar at the end go off ! if ya dont have a bad neck and want to do some head banging....good song for it...HH . =]-~
obituary - the end complete ...the drums and the guitar at the end go off ! if ya dont have a bad neck and want to do some head banging....good song for it...HH . =]-~
AlaskaGrows
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wow awesome thread!
Title: Good Mourning / Black Friday
Album: Peace Sells
Artist: Megadeth of course
just listen to the whole damn song, the intro is extrememly inspiring.
http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3596548/MEGADETH__Peace_Sells..._(Remastered)_%5BMP3_256%5D
that is a torrent if you want to listen to it, there is no live version that does it justice to virgin ears if you know what i mean.. the album version is Marty Friedman, a great guitarist if you have never heard of him. oh the torrent is 100 mb and 6 seeders 2 leechers
Title: Good Mourning / Black Friday
Album: Peace Sells
Artist: Megadeth of course
just listen to the whole damn song, the intro is extrememly inspiring.
http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3596548/MEGADETH__Peace_Sells..._(Remastered)_%5BMP3_256%5D
that is a torrent if you want to listen to it, there is no live version that does it justice to virgin ears if you know what i mean.. the album version is Marty Friedman, a great guitarist if you have never heard of him. oh the torrent is 100 mb and 6 seeders 2 leechers
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Bubble Puppy
Harvey Mandels first 2 albums
Righteous
and
Cristo Renoir
Both totally Guitar with no vocals ,Psychedelic masterpieces for sitting at the house and relaxing .
Like a smooth take off ,at the beginning of an acid trip .Flowing ,bluesy,then fuzzy ,with tasty note and riff bending.Ahh top shelf for me .
He later joined Canned Heat ,but first 2 solo albums are my favorite
Righteous
and
Cristo Renoir
Both totally Guitar with no vocals ,Psychedelic masterpieces for sitting at the house and relaxing .
Like a smooth take off ,at the beginning of an acid trip .Flowing ,bluesy,then fuzzy ,with tasty note and riff bending.Ahh top shelf for me .
He later joined Canned Heat ,but first 2 solo albums are my favorite
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