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[wolterix] 21/5/2011 14:58

there's this of course....

not often you hear the whole tone scale being used....

[wolterix] 21/5/2011 14:50

here we go, Slash on Sweet Child etc

bit when the wah-wah kicks in, just great!

(don't tell anyone tho'.........)

[wolterix] 21/5/2011 14:46

oooof....... best solo... hmmm.....

I've always had a (secret until now) admiration / weakness for Slash's!

anything by Kossoff good, but my favourite bit of solo guitar comes at the start of this - Steve Hillage, Palm Trees

the bend up to the maj 7th, before finally resolving itself gets me every time (around 46 sec on this clip....)

[s2lowner] 21/5/2011 10:53

Yes good stuff

The Knack


Free doing it on TOTP

[ignoble] 21/5/2011 08:58

I guess the solo from My Sharona is not in contention much as I really enjoy it ! LOL
The solo in All Right Now (Free) still does it for me ...just fits in perfectly with the song ...

[s2lowner] 21/5/2011 00:02

Thirdly

The Guitar World Top Ten in reverse order
Crossroads Clapton
Crazy Train Rhandy Rhoads
Hotel California Joe Walsh and Allman
One, Kirk Hammett, Metallica
November Rain Slash
Hendrix All along the Watch Tower
Comfortably Numb David Gilmour
Freebird Rossington and Collins
Eruption Van Halen
Stairway to Heaven Jimmy Page

[s2lowner] 20/5/2011 23:50

Secondly



Hendrix All along
Starry Night
Iron Maiden Aces High
Cream White Room
For the Love of God
Mr Crowley
Sweet Child O Mine Slash
Freebird
Comfortably Numb
Winner Stairway To Heaven

[s2lowner] 20/5/2011 08:52

Somebodies view of the worlds most amazing guitarists - think they have missed a few off but its nice to hear the dulcet tones of the late great Sandy Denny

[s2lowner] 20/5/2011 00:18

P J Harvey "Mansized"

[s2lowner] 19/5/2011 23:58

PJ Harvey and Bjork not getting any Satisfaction, a touch intimidating.

[s2lowner] 19/5/2011 23:49

Not sure why they are wearing cycle helmets perhaps its a statement. Got most of their stuff. Think he'd be up for it he's done stuff with Bjork and PJ Harvey, if they did he would have to go round her house to record it

[jon827] 19/5/2011 23:25

Kate bush?

[bamboo2] 19/5/2011 23:03

hi s2, yes kb a great talent. i really like her older music. reminds me of good times! nice to hear she's still productive.

i can't stop listening to rhead, this one gets me.
Radiohead - Jigsaw Falling Into Place (thumbs down version)


chords/lyrics,


wonder if they'd ever collaborate? they are almost neighbours after all.

[s2lowner] 19/5/2011 22:55

Kate with Donald Sutherland doing a bit of cloud seeding

[s2lowner] 19/5/2011 22:47

listened to Kate, thanks Bamboo. her stuff was way ahead of everyone else. yet she seems so unimpressed by it all. a reluctant star probably the best way to be
Love her unique voice

[s2lowner] 19/5/2011 22:25

A cheerful little number from Django and Stefan... Sweet Georgia Brown

[bamboo2] 19/5/2011 21:58

give it a listen,

Kate Bush Flower Of The Mountain



Kate Bush This Womans Work 2011

[bamboo2] 19/5/2011 21:38

thanks ashton, s2lowner, [how to pronounce that?] good stuff.

anyone who missed the recent bbc kate bush interviews, here's the one from bbc r4.



Director's Cut and new materialOn 16 May 2011 Bush released the album Director's Cut. The album, which Bush has described as an entirely new project rather than a collection of mere remixes, contains 11 tracks of substantially reworked material from her earlier albums The Sensual World and The Red Shoes, all of which have been recorded using analogue, rather than digital, equipment to create "a warmer sound." All the tracks have new lead vocals, new drums, and radically reworked instrumentation. Some of them have been transposed to a lower key to accomodate her lowering voice. Three of the songs, including "This Woman's Work" have been completely re-recorded, with lyrics often changed in places.[57] The album has been met with a wide range of reviews with most reviewers a bit confused about the concept of the album itself, while responding with varying degrees of enthusiasm about its revamped tracks. Of particular note is the warmer, more intimate tone of the songs and the richer, more mature sound of her voice.[58][59] This is the first album on her new label, Fish People, a division of EMI Records, with whom she's had a relationship since she started recording. In addition to the album Director's Cut in both its single CD form and in a box-set with the analog re-mastered The Red Shoes and The Sensual World, Fish People will be releasing re-mastered editions of The Hounds of Love and The Dreaming.[60] On 15 May 2011 Bush entered the world of the Internet with her first complete website (also called Fish People) where all her videos can be viewed and news and information is available.[61]

The song "The Sensual World" has been renamed "Flower of the Mountain" and contains a passage of Molly Bloom's famous soliliquoy from James Joyce's novel Ulysses. Bush said, "Originally when I wrote the song "The Sensual World," I had used text from the end of Ulysses. When I asked for permission to use the text I was refused, which was disappointing. I then wrote my own lyrics for the song, although I felt that the original idea had been more interesting. Well, I'm not James Joyce am I? When I came to work on this project I thought I would ask for permission again and this time they said yes." [62]

The first single released from the album was "Deeper Understanding" and contains a new chorus featuring computerized vocals from Bush's son, Albert. A video for the song, directed by Bush, has been released through her channel on YouTube. It features Robbie Coltrane as a man consumed by his relationship with his computer (voiced by Bush's son). Frances Barber plays the man's wife, and Noel Fielding also appears.

As of May 2011 Bush has stated that she is working on an album of new material, most of which has been written.[63] Its release date is currently unknown.[64]

from wik

[bigbigdave] 19/5/2011 21:30

New axe man, lovely sound 8-)

[s2lowner] 19/5/2011 20:06

Just enjoyed his playing in this video of Its Great Outside, very nice

[ashtongray] 19/5/2011 19:31

Cornell Dupree above. No flashy solo, just impeccable ensemble playing..

[s2lowner] 19/5/2011 00:15

Pentangle - Light Flight, theme tune to the tv series Take three Girls

Band members included Bert Jansch and John Renbourn on guitars with Jacqui McShee on vocals..... early british folk-jazz