Adam4868
Guru
View: https://youtu.be/l_0JVC7Sfag
John Squire (skip to 4 mins if you must) was at this concert in 89 and it changed me for good ! Still listen to this album at least once a week.
The closing solo to this...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAnh1waFPeY
Combining the wah-wah pedal and Leslie cabinet in that manner was inspired, and the wonderful blues-rock progressions suit the song perfectlty
Never heard that before, and always dismissed JT as folk-rock, but that's great!!
......The Eagles had toured in support of Tull before HC was released.......
A bit different, and a different kind of skill from most rock guitarists, Knopfler (Dire Straits) in Telegraph Road:
This was on my playlist as I drove down to l'Eroica a couple of weeks ago - just me and a van full of bikes, with this turned all the way up to eleven: it's. one. louder.
I listened to this album through my teens (yes, in the early eighties!) and had forgotten what a massive, tight rock and roll band Blackfoot were.
As with all proper rock songs, the guitar solo starts at around 5.00 and lasts the remaining 3.30
*Shameless plug* Their new album 'Ready Set Go' now available from all the usual places on CD and lovely Vinyl.
A bit different, and a different kind of skill from most rock guitarists, Knopfler (Dire Straits) in Telegraph Road:
As soon as i saw this thread title i thought of Mark Knopfler..... you could easily add 'Private Investigations' and 'Brothers In Arms' and many, many others.
Awesome guitarist.