Greatest guitar riffs....

[Jbb]

Of all time?.... (http://strangeweirdthoughts.blogspot.com/2007/01/500-greatest-guitar-riffs-_116873619041764534.html)

[NUTHIN]

Of all time?.... (http://strangeweirdthoughts.blogspot.com/2007/01/500-greatest-guitar-riffs-_116873619041764534.html)
:confused: :confused: no David gilmour (pink floyd)

[spectras only]

Of all time?.... (http://strangeweirdthoughts.blogspot.com/2007/01/500-greatest-guitar-riffs-_116873619041764534.html)
Tico Tico by Les Paul :p :D . BTW , Merle Travis would outgun most !

[Desert Rat]

Stevie Ray Vaughan Skuttle Buttin.....

[IGOTSHOTGUN]

If it were up to me, DIME would be 5 of the top 10. RIP.

[Flyinbowtie]

Green Grass and High Tides, The Outlaws.
Also would have to nail down something with Dickey Betts on the git-box.

[Charley]

1/2 that list is a travesty:(

[AZJD]

My guitar gently wheaps :idea:

[AZJD]

Prince, Purple Rain

[KLEPTOW]

Hendricks woodstock.
Stars bangle banner.

[Jbb]

I kinda thought Clapton's intro to Layla would be in the top 20 ....

[Rock-A-Bye-Baby]

That list needs a little more help for sure...
Zep Heartbreaker
Heart Barracuda

[donzi5150]

Van Halen - Eruption!

[Riomouse911]

Chris Duarte - Big Legged Woman

[bwillieb]

.............JBB................Claptons guitar intro on the original Layla is included in the top 20...........I believe at number 7..........Derek and the Dominos, a band put together by Clapton as an anti super group,had a brief run.......Many people had no clue he was even in the band..........Shortly after the initial recording sessions began, Duane Allman joined the band...........The guitar parts of Clapton and those of Allman, are at some points a little hard to discern.........It was most likely recorded on 16 track tape .........and there is much overdubing........... There was a club called the Brass Ring in the San Fernando Valley(L.A.)........and one night these guys walked in set up and played..........It was 3 or 4 nights of some really amazing music........I suppose spellbinding is an appropriate description.............There is a Cd available based on Clapton and Allmans hours of guitar jams from these sessions, that unfortunately I don't know the name of and have not heard ..........It's probably loose, but most likely artistically brilliant.......and from watching your very creative input to this forum, I'm sure you'll get it............

[Jbb]

.............JBB................Claptons guitar intro on the original Layla is included in the top 20...........I believe at number 7..........Derek and the Dominos, a band put together by Clapton as an anti super group,had a brief run.......Many people had no clue he was even in the band..........Shortly after the initial recording sessions began, Duane Allman joined the band...........The guitar parts of Clapton and those of Allman, are at some points a little hard to discern.........It was most likely recorded on 16 track tape .........and there is much overdubing........... There was a club called the Brass Ring in the San Fernando Valley(L.A.)........and one night these guys walked in set up and played..........It was 3 or 4 nights of some really amazing music........I suppose spellbinding is an appropriate description.............There is a Cd available based on Clapton and Allmans hours of guitar jams from these sessions, that unfortunately I don't know the name of and have not heard ..........It's probably loose, but most likely artistically brilliant.......and from watching your very creative input to this forum, I'm sure you'll get it............
I stand corrected.....:D
Not sure how I missed that...:jawdrop:

[jammin]

Stones-Can't you hear me knockin-lead guitar solo

[Tremor Therapy]

Van Halen - Eruption!
Abso-friggin-lutely the best! Every budding guitar player of the 80's and early 90's made that their hallmark riff!
And how about any number of Aerosmith riffs? Walk This Way, Back in the Saddle, etc.?

[Ion]

David Gilmour - Comfortably Numb

[NUTHIN]

David Gilmour - Comfortably Numbditto that! or the end of (on the turning away)!!!:D

[bocco]

Chuck Berry at number 12 needs to be number 1. He invented the guitar riff.

[spectras only]

According to some charts , here's the list of the greatest riff creaters .
THE GREATEST RIFF CREATORS
1. Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin)
2. Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath)
3. Angus Young (AC/DC)
4. Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple)
5. Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen)
6. Jimi Hendrix
7. Eric Clapton (Cream)
BTW , just heard EVH is getting back with DLR :D

[Bense468]

I'm calling bs on that list.

[Tom Brown]

I kinda thought Clapton's intro to Layla would be in the top 20 ....
.... or Clapton's Motherless Children chorus riff.
Many of those losers wouldn't know what a guitar was if Keith Richards beat them over the head with one.

[spectras only]

I'm calling bs on that list.
Jimi is # 6 on the list . In the 60's we though he was IT . So , were would you put him on the list now ,Mr expert ;) . :p :cool: .

[Bense468]

Jimi is # 6 on the list . In the 60's we though he was IT . So , were would you put him on the list now ,Mr expert ;) . :p :cool: .
Wasn't talkin about your list. was talkin about the original jbb posted on that website. Yours is more inline.

[spectras only]

Sorry Bense , too many links to get confused on this topic :redface: :D

[bwillieb]

..............There is an excellent 2 guitar run on a very lengthy Hatchett tune.................can't remember the tune or the album name.......?????can any players, or anyone out there, remember this one????? .....................

[unleashed]

Man...I was always an Angus Young Fan...I had posters on my freakin wall and saw ACDC at the forum back in the early 80's a couple of times. That kid had the most energy of any guitar player out there and was still able to play his riffs with perfection!
Deano
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[XtrmWakeborder]

Whoa no Stevie Ray Vaughn... probably one of the greatest ever. My favorites would be Clapton with a few, stones-gimmee shelter, and Free Bird