These two solos showcase how a lead instrument can elevate a song's mood and impact, giving counterpoint to the vocal melody and adding more dimension to the chord changes. Both players are self-taught. Dave's P90-loaded Paul has a singing tone while Max's Gretsch (dig that finish) has a bright, jazzy tone.
The brilliant Max Eider (one of the key reasons I play guitar) on his trusty Gretsch:
The criminally unsung Dave Davies on a little known Kinks cut live on Old Grey Whistle Test:
Two Amazing soloists -wondered what the experts thought
Re: Two Amazing soloists -wondered what the experts thought
Nice old 6117. I have one minus the Bigsby.
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I'm no expert but I really like the first one. It has a wonderful, relaxed feel and groove about it. And the solo playing is perfect for the song!!
The Kinks one has been disabled so I can't comment.
Thanks for posting, Noel.
The Kinks one has been disabled so I can't comment.
Thanks for posting, Noel.
"Never eat more than you can lift." - Mr. Moon
Re: Two Amazing soloists -wondered what the experts thought
Thanks for listening.
If you double click the youtube link the clip will open in another window, Aitch.
Jeff... we need to jam!
If you double click the youtube link the clip will open in another window, Aitch.
Jeff... we need to jam!
Re: Two Amazing soloists -wondered what the experts thought
Um, just because I have a guitar like him doesn't mean I can play like him!longhouse wrote:Jeff... we need to jam!
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Well... neither can I.
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Thanks for the tip, Noel..... works a treat.
Sounds fantastic!!
Sounds fantastic!!
"Never eat more than you can lift." - Mr. Moon