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Favourite Guitar Solos
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Prompted by Togo's post about Elliot Randall, I've been thinking about my favourite guitar solos. Off the top of my head:
Jeff Baxter on 'My Old School' by Steely Dan
Larry Carlton on 'Kid Charlemagne' by Steely Dan
Amos Garrett on 'Midnight at the Oasis' by Maria Muldaur
Yours?
Jeff Baxter on 'My Old School' by Steely Dan
Larry Carlton on 'Kid Charlemagne' by Steely Dan
Amos Garrett on 'Midnight at the Oasis' by Maria Muldaur
Yours?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ."Riff" is abbreviation of rhythm and, in rawk music anyway, is generally a repeated musical pattern played on (electric) guitar underneath the vocals.
A "solo" is when an individual instrument, usually but not always an electric guitar, plays a melody in an instrumental interlude above the other instruments.
Free's "All Right Now" is a classic example both of one of the most famous riffs and solos in popular music. Mark Knopfler plays the famous riff as an introduction and then underneath Paul Rogers' vocals. The solo begins after the first couple of minutes.
A "solo" is when an individual instrument, usually but not always an electric guitar, plays a melody in an instrumental interlude above the other instruments.
Free's "All Right Now" is a classic example both of one of the most famous riffs and solos in popular music. Mark Knopfler plays the famous riff as an introduction and then underneath Paul Rogers' vocals. The solo begins after the first couple of minutes.