JohnnyGtar
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It's a tie between these two. Oh yeah.
Killer Outro Solos
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Rocker68
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This !!!!!!!
S L has inspired so many . What a fabulous model .
Junk Yard Dog
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Start it at 3:15. Reb told a story where he ran into Richie Sambora, who stopped him in a hallway and said, "Congrats." Reb: For what? Richie: Having the longest guitar solo on the radio ever." ...Not sure if the 'ever' part was accurate, but that's the lore.
311splawndude
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Lmao - he told that story at a guitar clinic a couple of weeks ago
There are SOOO many good outro/fade out solos
So true! Dare say most are better than the middle solos
JohnnyGtar
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THIS!
That is what I came in here to say
One of his best solos IMO.
His playing and guitar sound are just plain unreal on that track. I think it's one of his Top 5 solos.
311splawndude
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The solo in Big River is insane. I wish I could hear that solo with the Fair Warning tone.
Tone Monster
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Ummm, Fade to Black.
Rising Farce
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Not sure how this one got missed, but it's an absolute tour de force of phrasing and composition:
Neal is an oft-forgotten serious player. and great tones!
JohnnyGtar
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The solo in Big River is insane. I wish I could hear that solo with the Fair Warning tone.
I read your post and decided to listen the whole "A Different Kind of Truth" album again. I saw that there's an LP Vinyl mix version. I'm listening to it now and holy shit, it's got me smiling from ear to ear. I LOVE this version! It's like getting pummeled in the face with a sledgehammer. Thanks, man!Here's the link to the playlist:
boogieman1187
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Yall gonna laugh cuz it's Tim McGraw, but the outro solo is played by Dann Huff and it's amazing. Enjoy