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The Greatest Guitar Solo Ever Is....

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Chuck Slick said:
Shorty, his main squeeze Diane, our pal John and myself journeyed down to the Grande Riviera Theater on Grand River Ave. in Detroit to way back in the early 70s to take in this musical concert. For some reason the headline group was unable to preform and were replaced by an obscure British band on they're first tour to the States. The tickets were still a good bargain as most fans had shown up to see the new hot group from Cleveland ...
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I grant that the other two ( kinks & Crimson ) are classic tunes, but when it comes to which has the most definitive signature guitar riff you NAILED IT with Joe Walsh Funk #49 :cool: .
And the same goes for Freddie King. You can hear it evolved into this classic Boston tune below. Tom Scholz was no guitar slouch, but the credit ( as we see with your Freddie clip ) has got to go to his predecessors.

Boston - Smokin'

 
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