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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Guitar => Topic started by: rish1906 on July 09, 2007, 02:45:03 PM
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whats your favorite guitar solo that you hear that just makes u start to play with your fingers as if u had a guitar in your arms... ;D my favorite is from the song "Like Never Before" off the reprise...its by shekinah glory...
whats yours?
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strictly gospel? or secular too?
Gospel - don't know of many (if any) guitar solos...cept i bought the SoulSeekers album with Jubu and Charlie Bereal on guitars few weeks ago..and the song "What Would You Do" has Jubu doing an amazing/soulful solo...
Secular - well... there's a live version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" done on the VH1 Rock n Roll Hall of Fame induction tribute to George Harrison (of the Beatles)...and it included Tom Petty, Jeff Lynch, Dhani Harrison (George's son), and the ending soloist.....im scared to say it.......Prince...(dont hurt me!!).
DISCLAIMER - IM NOT SAYING THAT HE IS AN AMAZING PLAYER OR THE SOLO WAS JUST BLAZING, BUT IN THE CONTEXT OF THE SONG AND THE EMOTION THAT WAS FLOWING...PRINCE ATTACKED IT CORRECTLY IN my OPINION AND IT CAME OFF FANTASTICALLY....I SHAKE MY HEAD EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO IT....THEN I PLUG IN AND PLAY ALONG WITH IT. ITS A GREAT CLASSIC ROCK TYPE TUNE (PERFORMED LIVE AT LEAST)...
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"Eruption" - E.V.H.
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Prince :P (I'm kidding)
You know, Frampton does a killer cover of that, too (While My Guitar Gently Weeps).
Hmm... same here, not a whole lot of gospel solos out there that I've heard. The one's I have heard are over-processed, and don't really flip my lid.
I doubt I can pick a favorite solo... Probably something off of the Allman's last live album (One Way Out was the name of the album--oddly enough, One Way Out wasn't on the album lol). Warren and Derek do an AMAZING back and forth at the outro of "Don't Keep Me Wonderin'." There's some crazy stuff on that album's version of "Rockin' Horse," too.
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I must say that one of my faves is Let it Rain. A few more are who's that lady(Ernie Isley), Can't nobody(Robert randolph), It was your grace and mercy the main song and the reprise(Jonathan Dubose on Vincent Walker CD) and some more that I can't think of right now.
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I must say that one of my faves is Let it Rain. A few more are who's that lady(Ernie Isley), Can't nobody(Robert randolph), It was your grace and mercy the main song and the reprise(Jonathan Dubose on Vincent Walker CD) and some more that I can't think of right now.
Let it Rain, by what artist? I'd like to check it out.
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Robert Cray does a great solo in his song "Time makes Two". So soulful and you never have to hear the words of the song to know what the sopng is about. :'(
SRV does a great SONG on the Eric Clapton Crossroads DVD. I say song, but it is really just a ten minute long guitar performance by him and his troop.
The Robert Cray solo is on the Crossroads DVD also.
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'Hotel California', Eagles. Great licks!
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anything played by Andy Timmons or Dann Huff.
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- Hiram Bullock in "Little Wing" in Sting's "Nothing Like the Sun"
- Anything by His Guitarness Robben Ford - say "Talk to Your Daughter"
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Let it Rain, by what artist? I'd like to check it out.
oh the one that Bishop Paul Norton sings. I think the solo is done by John Dubose
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PURPLE RAIN
BY
ROGER NELSON
;D ;D
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PURPLE RAIN
BY
ROGER NELSON
;D ;D
sorry :-[
but who is roger nelson? I've never heard of him
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sorry :-[
but who is roger nelson? I've never heard of him
PRINCE ;)
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PRINCE ;)
learn somethin' new everyday :D
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i think thats open the flood gates of heaven....did dubose do that solo? didnt know that
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Anything that Michael Angelo Batio does.
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Anything that Michael Angelo Batio does.
hmmm, interesting.....
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hmmm, interesting.....
I really enjoy his guitar playing 8)
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Anything that Michael Angelo Batio does.
You know that he's got a Guitar World column now, don't you? You might be able to pick some of that stuff up. He just went over the riff and solo excerpts from "Prog" last month.
I don't even try to touch that stuff... Same with Satch and Vai, etc... I just get all depressed and want to quit (I'm kidding).
If that's your thing, then that's your thing...
Personally, Michael Angelo Batio scares the living daylights out of me ;)
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You know that he's got a Guitar World column now, don't you? You might be able to pick some of that stuff up. He just went over the riff and solo excerpts from "Prog" last month.
I don't even try to touch that stuff... Same with Satch and Vai, etc... I just get all depressed and want to quit (I'm kidding).
If that's your thing, then that's your thing...
Personally, Michael Angelo Batio scares the living daylights out of me ;)
My guitar teacher got to meet him. Told me he was actually a cool guy
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hey, to each his own, man. i'm sure we all have people we enjoy that others wouldn't, but if it inspires you then by all means enjoy it.
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My guitar teacher got to meet him. Told me he was actually a cool guy
No, I'm sure he's a great guy... lol... I meant that type of playing scares me, since I'll never reach that level of accuracy and speed (not being negative, I just don't have the desire). ;D
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There are lots of good stuff on here I like the live version of Hotel California, but something that always got me was the guitar from Pearl Jams Yellow Ledbetter...Hmmmm
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i just heard robert cray's time makes two...i think hes great...what key is that song in
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i just heard robert cray's time makes two...i think hes great...what key is that song in
on the crossroads video, the key was Bm
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It kinda freaks me out the way Cray "talks" when he solos. I got the heeby-jeebies watching that Crossroads set.
Maybe it's just me.
Remarkable player, though.
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It kinda freaks me out the way Cray "talks" when he solos. I got the heeby-jeebies watching that Crossroads set.
Maybe it's just me.
Remarkable player, though.
:D
I wonder what he is sayin'
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yea i noticed that too....lolololol
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Unapologetically I agree with lilBB. That solo by Prince on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' is definitely on my Top 5 guitar solo list. As far as raw emotion conveyed thru 6 strings, he covered that twice over.
>:( I don't know why people tip-toe around Prince in the forum. Prince is a fabulous guitarist and musician in general, which in turn makes him a better guitarist because his ego is not fed by shredding out the most notes in a measure, or how many ways he can alter or substitute a chord, or if he can squeeze in this Super Locrian Diminished Whole Tone Suspended #11th scale or not. His solos compliment the music, and are tastefully done so.
...and of course anything that Jubu blesses is gold.
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Unapologetically I agree with lilBB. That solo by Prince on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' is definitely on my Top 5 guitar solo list. As far as raw emotion conveyed thru 6 strings, he covered that twice over.
>:( I don't know why people tip-toe around Prince in the forum. Prince is a fabulous guitarist and musician in general, which in turn makes him a better guitarist because his ego is not fed by shredding out the most notes in a measure, or how many ways he can alter or substitute a chord, or if he can squeeze in this Super Locrian Diminished Whole Tone Suspended #11th scale or not. His solos compliment the music, and are tastefully done so.
...and of course anything that Jubu blesses is gold.
I agree. I guess jayP150 gave up on prince :D
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Unapologetically I agree with lilBB. That solo by Prince on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' is definitely on my Top 5 guitar solo list. As far as raw emotion conveyed thru 6 strings, he covered that twice over.
>:( I don't know why people tip-toe around Prince in the forum. Prince is a fabulous guitarist and musician in general, which in turn makes him a better guitarist because his ego is not fed by shredding out the most notes in a measure, or how many ways he can alter or substitute a chord, or if he can squeeze in this Super Locrian Diminished Whole Tone Suspended #11th scale or not. His solos compliment the music, and are tastefully done so.
...and of course anything that Jubu blesses is gold.
bah, i just don't have the desire......
but for the last time, no one has ever said he's not a good guitar plater, ever......
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bah, i just don't have the desire......
but for the last time, no one has ever said he's not a good guitar plater, ever......
:D :D :D :D :D :D
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:D :D :D :D :D :D
lol.....
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Unapologetically I agree with lilBB. That solo by Prince on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' is definitely on my Top 5 guitar solo list. As far as raw emotion conveyed thru 6 strings, he covered that twice over.
>:( I don't know why people tip-toe around Prince in the forum. Prince is a fabulous guitarist and musician in general, which in turn makes him a better guitarist because his ego is not fed by shredding out the most notes in a measure, or how many ways he can alter or substitute a chord, or if he can squeeze in this Super Locrian Diminished Whole Tone Suspended #11th scale or not. His solos compliment the music, and are tastefully done so.
...and of course anything that Jubu blesses is gold.
WELL SAID ;D ;D
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Super Locrian Diminished Whole Tone Suspended #11th scale
Why you hatin' on my scale?!?!?!?!
;)
I'm going to now place the word "super" in front of anything guitar related lol.
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Why you hatin' on my scale?!?!?!?!
;)
I'm going to now place the word "super" in front of anything guitar related lol.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!!
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As far as gospel guitar... most anything J. Dubose and CeCe Winan's guitarist Ricky....something.
By far though... Andy Timmons is my favorite guitar player. It's hard to pick one solo of his, but "Cry for You" is my favorite AT song. He's got a good ear for harmony... makes that guitar sing.
Robert Cray does a great solo in his song "Time makes Two". So soulful and you never have to hear the words of the song to know what the sopng is about. :'(
SRV does a great SONG on the Eric Clapton Crossroads DVD. I say song, but it is really just a ten minute long guitar performance by him and his troop.
The Robert Cray solo is on the Crossroads DVD also.
Stevie didn't play on Clapton's Crossroads DVD. He died a long time ago. I wish he had though. He's one of my all time favorite guitarists. No disrespect intended. I just thought it was funny when I read it. ;D
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As far as gospel guitar... most anything J. Dubose and CeCe Winan's guitarist Ricky....something.
By far though... Andy Timmons is my favorite guitar player. It's hard to pick one solo of his, but "Cry for You" is my favorite AT song. He's got a good ear for harmony... makes that guitar sing.
Stevie didn't play on Clapton's Crossroads DVD. He died a long time ago. I wish he had though. He's one of my all time favorite guitarists. No disrespect intended. I just thought it was funny when I read it. ;D
finally, another Andy Timmons fan....thank you.
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Stevie didn't play on Clapton's Crossroads DVD. He died a long time ago. I wish he had though. He's one of my all time favorite guitarists. No disrespect intended. I just thought it was funny when I read it. ;D
You know, when I read that, I was like "how long has Clapton been doing these Crossroads concerts?" lol
Who were you thinking of trackman?
Joe Walsh had a fun set on there, too. My boy John Mayer played, but it wasn't the trio, just his album stuff (which is also very good, but less guitar oriented--nice solo on City Love, though--that song makes me laugh since I moved to Columbus from a little town south of Dayton for my wife lol)).
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Joe Walsh had a fun set on there, too. My boy John Mayer played, but it wasn't the trio, just his album stuff (which is also very good, but less guitar oriented--nice solo on City Love, though--that song makes me laugh since I moved to Columbus from a little town south of Dayton for my wife lol)).
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well you guys have ruined my take. i was gonna (and still will) use a lil riff Joe Walsh did off of the Crossroads dvd, but it looks like everyone and their cousin has seen it!
we'll see if you can pick it out anyway...
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[quote author=JayP5150 link=topic=45246.msg401234#msg401234 date=1184694123
Joe Walsh had a fun set on there, too. My boy John Mayer played, but it wasn't the trio, just his album stuff (which is also very good, but less guitar oriented--nice solo on City Love, though--that song makes me laugh since I moved to Columbus from a little town south of Dayton for my wife lol)).
well you guys have ruined my take. i was gonna (and still will) use a lil riff Joe Walsh did off of the Crossroads dvd, but it looks like everyone and their cousin has seen it!
we'll see if you can pick it out anyway...
i haven't seen it, so someone will still be impressed, lol
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i haven't seen it, so someone will still be impressed, lol
lol. sad truth is if nobody had seen it, still probably wouldnt be impressive, lol. im just gonna wing it and have fun. after listening to the takes ive heard (only dave's and jayp's so far) ive realized i probably should be more structured in my approach. but hey, is what it is for right now. im just excited about what we've got goin on here.
anyone else realize people from all over the US (even Canada ;)) are jamming together? really sinking in how amazing technology is.
got a lil off topic didnt i?
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lol. sad truth is if nobody had seen it, still probably wouldnt be impressive, lol. im just gonna wing it and have fun. after listening to the takes ive heard (only dave's and jayp's so far) ive realized i probably should be more structured in my approach. but hey, is what it is for right now. im just excited about what we've got goin on here.
anyone else realize people from all over the US (even Canada ;)) are jamming together? really sinking in how amazing technology is.
got a lil off topic didnt i?
i threw my sloppy take up last night....i want to redo it though..
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I was most Influenced by Earnie Isleys solos'. But my fav now has to beStevie Ray Vaughns "Wall Of Denial".
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i just heard that for the first time...man that was great....one day i tell ya one day...ill get there...lololololol
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I was most Influenced by Earnie Isleys solos'. But my fav now has to beStevie Ray Vaughns "Wall Of Denial".
Welcome to LGM!
I'm a fan of Ernie Isley too ;)
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As far as gospel guitar... most anything J. Dubose and CeCe Winan's guitarist Ricky....something.
By far though... Andy Timmons is my favorite guitar player. It's hard to pick one solo of his, but "Cry for You" is my favorite AT song. He's got a good ear for harmony... makes that guitar sing.
Stevie didn't play on Clapton's Crossroads DVD. He died a long time ago. I wish he had though. He's one of my all time favorite guitarists. No disrespect intended. I just thought it was funny when I read it. ;D
WHOOPS!!! I'm not trying to ressurect SRV!!! That's not my calling! I meant Steve Vai!!! STEVE VAI!!!
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WHOOPS!!! I'm not trying to ressurect SRV!!! That's not my calling! I meant Steve Vai!!! STEVE VAI!!!
LOL, it's cool. You just weren't expecting us to be on our toes like that, huh? ;)
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LOL, it's cool. You just weren't expecting us to be on our toes like that, huh? ;)
I was thinking Steve Vai and typing SRV! Man!!! You've got to be about crossing your T's and dotting your I's around here. It's cool though... HA!!! :D Everyone caught it except for me!