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post #76 of 95

These two are great:Gary Moore -

Empty Rooms - Live at Montreux 2010

 

 

 

Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways - Live at Montreux 2010

 


Edited by Headphile32 - 3/20/13 at 10:50pm
post #77 of 95

Somebody is a large fan of David Gilmour bigsmile_face.gif. I think my favorite solo is little wing by Hendrix. Although I really enjoy stevie ray vaughn's version too considering it's recorded much better.

post #78 of 95

Nice solos by Gary Moore, a rocker turned bluesman. Some here may remember Gary as the former lead guitarist for Thin Lizzy.

 

Rest in peace, Gary.
 

post #79 of 95

Hey Headphile, thx for posting the Gary Moore links. I wasn't aware of him. Good stuff!

 

He really puts a lot of feeling into his playing.

post #80 of 95

Tommy Emmanuel

 

 


Edited by wuwhere - 3/2/13 at 8:43pm
post #81 of 95

Steve Howe's blistering solo on "Awaken" from the Yes album Going For The One.  It starts at 2:48 and ends at 3:56. How in the hell did he do that?

 

File source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Yes_Going_for_the_One.jpg

 

BTW: I just downloaded this album from HD Tracks in 24/96 WAV. It is delicious!

post #82 of 95

Joe Satriani solo, Falling awake Ft Tarja

 

post #83 of 95

Steve Vai, very tasteful and melodic...

 

post #84 of 95
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Originally Posted by drews View Post

Steve Vai, very tasteful and melodic...

 

Thank you for this link. I downloaded it immediately from the iTunes store and it sounds incredible through both the HE-400 and the LCD 2.2.

post #85 of 95
I read the whole thread and was wondering why steve vai wasnt mentioned... until the last post. I will post a couple

Steve Vai - For the love of God
Steve Vai - Tender Surrender
post #86 of 95
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Originally Posted by RUMAY408 View Post

Outside of Hendrix the best shred (on film) at Woodstock.

Not soon after I posted about Alvin Lee's solo at Woodstock and then downloaded his latest CD, Lee died unexpectedly at 67 (complications from minor surgery). Wow, I guess I jinxed the poor guy. Very interesting musician. Apparently he never wanted to be a rock and roller star, more interested in blues. But that was some performance, no doubt about it. In college (I am old) we all loved that piece of film. And it sounded good too (unlike much of the Woodstock performances).


Edited by walkmanrocks13 - 3/14/13 at 2:15pm
post #87 of 95

2 more favorites:

 

Bella, Santana, HD 1080P

 

 

SANTANA, Song Of The Wind

post #88 of 95

Ahh..Santana, i have the greatest hits album. Can't stop playing it.

post #89 of 95

Rory Gallagher - I Fall Apart

 

Brian Setzer -  I Won't Stand In Your Way

 

Jimmy Page - Hot Dog

 

Robby Krieger - Albinoni's Adagio In G Minor

post #90 of 95
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Originally Posted by walkmanrocks13 View Post

Not soon after I posted about Alvin Lee's solo at Woodstock and then downloaded his latest CD, Lee died unexpectedly at 67 (complications from minor surgery). Wow, I guess I jinxed the poor guy. Very interesting musician. Apparently he never wanted to be a rock and roller star, more interested in blues. But that was some performance, no doubt about it. In college (I am old) we all loved that piece of film. And it sounded good too (unlike much of the Woodstock performances).

 

That's really sad. TYA and Alvin Lee ...great stuff!
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