Best Guitar Solo

[Mr. Daystar]

Gary Moore. Here he is performing during George Harrison's last concert and on his classic "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" George gives him respect. He is in awe of Gary's playing! (starts at 4:19...)

I always thought George was underrated in his own right.

 

[wmonbear]

First thing... if at all possible, connect your computer or device to a quality sound system.

I've seen this clip maybe a half dozen times, and each time I find myself tearing up. I'm like, "what the hell"?
But then, reading through some of the YouTube comments about the song, to my amazement I discover that I'm not alone... other people also had an emotional reaction
to this mesmerizing performance. Guitarist Ulco 🎸Bed absolutely crushes it! The visual of this guy's passion and musicianship (i.e., skill level), combined with the track's
overall sound is undeniably palpable... check it out.

 

[Prod3]

First thing... if at all possible, connect your computer or device to a quality sound system.

I've seen this clip maybe a half dozen times, and each time I find myself tearing up. I'm like, "what the hell"?
But then, reading through some of the YouTube comments about the song, to my amazement I discover that I'm not alone... other people also had an emotional reaction
to this mesmerizing performance. Guitarist Ulco 🎸Bed absolutely crushes it! The visual of this guy's passion and musicianship (i.e., skill level), combined with the track's
overall sound is undeniably palpable... check it out.

That's a great track! Ive listened to it a few times now...thanks for posting it @wmonbear

I love the playing from both Candy and Ulco! Some amazing musicianship there!

That track reminds me a bit of a track called A'Machair by a band called Iona who are a bit more Celtic themed

A'Machair has an excellent solo, very deep and powerful, almost two-thirds through the track, and is one of my favorites by a lesser-known band...Check it out below...the guitar solo begins at 4:18 I love the chord progressions and the guitar melodies all put together...very evocative! 😯

The guitarist is Dave Bainbridge

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

Anything this young woman wants to play.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqfHLsT1b0o

 

[xfire]

One of my favorites.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

I gotta go with David Gilmour in terms of overall body of work. What he can do with a guitar is simply amazing.

When I listen to a David Gilmour solo I make sure I have my astronaut suit on as I'm ready for a trip beyond the stars.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

The Outlaws...

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Molly Hatchet...

 

[Prod3]

Even before I discovered the likes of Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and everyone like that, I was still fascinated by the guitar and especially guitar solos.

I Love You...I'll Kill You by Enigma was one of the first guitar solos that made me go "Wow!", and this was before I got into proper rock/metal and their wonderful solos

Solo begins at 04:59

 

[xfire]

Even before I discovered the likes of Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and everyone like that, I was still fascinated by the guitar and especially guitar solos.

I Love You...I'll Kill You by Enigma was one of the first guitar solos that made me go "Wow!", and this was before I got into proper rock/metal and their wonderful solos

Solo begins at 04:59

There are killer riffs and solos all over every genre music, love this, thanks for posting it!

Also-

 

[tvstrip]

Not going to lie, this is the most memorable guitar riff ever for me

 

[tvstrip]

If the iconic guitar isn't enough, I just have to add that the Latina accent for this version just makes it that much sweeter.

 

[Prod3]

Love this track by M83 featuring an exquisite guitar solo by Steve Vai @ 2:50 😎 🤘

 

[Prod3]

Had to post this up here as it just appeared on my YouTube 😎

Sophie Lloyd covers Def Leppards Pour Some Sugar On Me:

 

[tvstrip]

My Fav Covers Duo doing their take on a classic. Seriously, a Latina accent just makes everything better.

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

One of georges fellow citizens

 

[tvstrip]

Armisen gives a nice primer of the evolution of punk guitar

 

[Mr. Daystar]

One of the most underrated guitarist out there, the late, great Frank Zappa, playing "Muffin Man". I swear there has to be 64th notes in that solo.

 

[deathmetaldude]

 

[Xombie3000]

There's just so much goodness in this performance. It's hard to just pick one part of it and let it stand out on it's own.