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Songs with Unexpected Good Guitar Solos

This is a discussion on Songs with Unexpected Good Guitar Solos within the General Music Discussion forums, part of the General Discussion category; Originally Posted by DrKev I really don't rate that solo at all. In fact I really, really don't like it! ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrKev View Post
    I really don't rate that solo at all. In fact I really, really don't like it! Timing, tuning, and the not-in-a-good-way off-key notes all really bother me.

    "Right Now" on "For unlawful Carnal Knowledge" is the quality of Eddie solo that "Beat It" should have had but never got close to.
    I'll agree that it's not as great as it is unexpected.
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    Well not reall a great solo but some lovely runs on
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    I was thinking about this just the other day when I was listening to the radio. The 90's band Concrete Blonde actually had some good solos.

    Mankey, their guitar player, had an interesting tone and sense of phrasing. I thought Joey and God With A Bullet had some nice tasteful solos.

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    For sure, Mankey was so melodic, Joey is a great solo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Funky Chicken View Post
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    Crystavox - Cry Out.

    Here is the song.

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    Maria Muldaur's "Midnight at the Oasis" comes to mind - excellent solo (Amos Garrett).
    Also, "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak - hauntingly simple but memorable lead work (James Calvin Wilsey?).
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    The solos in the Beatles song "The End".
    I have always expected good solos from George Harrison and have never been disappointed, but I never expected good solos from Paul McCartney and John Lennon as well. The solo sequence is McCartney, Harrison, then Lennon........repeat twice.
    Not Carlton or Lukather-esque...........but tasty stuff.
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    All very pop tunes, which is why it's "unexpected" I guess:

    Cars - "Bye Bye Love" & "Just What I Needed"
    John Mayer - "Wheel"
    Fleetwood Mac - "You Make Loving Fun"
    Boston - "Hitch a Ride" and "Peace of Mind"
    Bryan Adams - "It's Only Love"
    David Bowie - "China Girl" (sure, it's SRV, but SRV + Bowie = unexpected)

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    Heard this one last night, SRV was on big time.

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