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R.B. Huckleberry said:
Juds Priest's "Living After midnight" solo was the first one I ever learned. Really tasty & catchy!

LOL Me too, and probably the only one too. Wait I did learn Sanitarium solo off Master of Puppets.

Living...is a fun easy solo, yeah...although a bit akin to were not gonna take it which some people hate. IMO the est keads ever, anything old ac/dc works well. Up to bak in black.
 
mrmudcat said:
I would take a slow simple burn over a fast complex speed lick any day of the week........................:french

Yeah, I agree with that for the most part. A large portion of my favorite guitar parts are slower pieces.

Speedy licks have their place, but can become overbearing quickly if not played in just the right place and time.
 
mrmudcat said:
Cant you see!!! Marshall Tucker Band = Toy Caldwell :french

Black Water: The Doobie Brothers= guitar work ,patrick simmons and steely dan???:help

Oh yeah!!!

I recently jumped in and played fretless bass with an open-mic band that was doing Can't You See (they didn't have a bassist). What a blast that was!

The structure of it is so simple that it allows all sort of possibilities.

I also played SD's Peg with a different band, again with the fretless, and it was a hoot to play. I'd never played it before, but man, what a sweet groove on that one! The guitarist gave me the key and the changes just before we started and we nailed it pretty well.

Good stuff for sure!
 
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