[Growster...]

As there aren't many more proper gardening days now, it's time to don the earphones, turn on Youtube etc., and think of waving your arms about and collecting a few shivers up the spine for good measure...

So here's a few of mine, and I'll probably add to them later when I remember them at 3:00am...
 
1) The Eagles - 'Hotel California'

2) The Carpenters - 'Goodbye to love'

3) Genesis - Live at Knebworth 1992 'Firth of Fifth'

[mumofstig]

My first thoughts.... Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child o Mine and November Rain

Dire Straits - Money for Nothing

[snowdrops]

Hubby says
Gary Moore, Still got the blues for you
Santana,Black Magic Woman
Gary Clark Junior, When my train comes in

[Pescador]

Eric Clapton    Layla
Leonard Skynyrd   Sweet Home Alabama
Fleetwood Mac.    Oh Well.

[Aunt Sally]

Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well
Dire Straits - Money For Nothing
Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode

[Growster...]

Three more...

Prince playing the finale to the multi-star live version of 'While my guitar gently weeps'.

Dire Straits - ending of 'On every street'.

Dire Straits - 'Calling Elvis'. (All of it..!)

[Longshanks]

Deep Purple - Child in time
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird
Stray - All in your mind

[compostqueen]

Curtis Mayfield   Move on Up  (I think Steve Cropper might have written the riff, not sure)
Chuck                JBG           
Deep Purple       Smoke on the water

I did the opening bits. The solo's are a whole different subject 

[Aidy]

In no particular order....

The Clash - Londons Calling
The Sex Pistols - Pretty Vacant
Dead Kennedys - California Uber Alles

Probably a lot of others but them three came straight in me noggin.

PS The Vibrators- Troops of Tomorrow 

[compostqueen]

Ten Years After    ( oh what's the flip called ?)   Love like a man!!!!!!   

[Growster...]

In no particular order....

The Clash - Londons Calling
The Sex Pistols - Pretty Vacant
Dead Kennedys - California Uber Alles

Probably a lot of others but them three came straight in me noggin.

PS The Vibrators- Troops of Tomorrow 

Aidy, 'Rock the casbah' is a huge favourite here too!

[Growster...]

I suppose David Gilmour's solo on 'The Wall', is a seminal piece too. Even the bass is just as good, with just  a few notes thumping along...

So play it three times and let it get on the list...

[oldgrunge]

Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac ( Peter Green)
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Angie - Davy Graham

[Growster...]

Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac ( Peter Green)
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Angie - Davy Graham

Old, one of my all time faves from Fleetwood Mac is 'Jigsaw puzzle Blues'. (Other side of 'Albatross'

I just love it, and when I got my first Ipod, it was the first download I did...

Again, play it three times for this particular list!

[Rhys]

Gary Moore - End of the world (some will recognise this from Fluff Freeman's Sat night/Sunday Morning Rock Show)


Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times (great bass line, and riff..)


Fleetwood Mac - The Chain (ah, c'mon.. probably one of the best known bass lines ever!)