This video contains an old song with two great solos that are performed so natural, one on the piano and on the guitar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ualtLQW8xCg

regards,

Jerryghr

Nigel, my son's old band gets together once in a while and performs at some of Baltimore's larger clubs, often drawing 300 or more people to each performance. Here's a link to the band from a couple years ago. http://red.planetarena.org/qim/bio.html Most of his time now is spent in software development for a major corporation, plus adding to his online game http://red.planetarena.org/ which has been extremely successful.

Yesterday, we had both our children over for a birthday dinner, John brought his guitar and an amp and we jammed till midnight. We had a ball.

Gary

Ian.....that song is about as near perfect as a song could be. And, yes, the sax solo in the middle and at the end put the tune up there with the best of them.

I sing it in D, but it's too high for me and I'm too lazy to lower it.

I've been looking all day for my transcription....can't find it. And I wrote it out note for note! If you can get it up here or send me a copy, I, for one, would appreciate it.

That song is like listening to Chopin. No matter how many times you hear it......you want to listen to it again!

Mark

That is the ultimate family get together !!!!

I think one of my most favorite solos is the guitar solo in Chuck Mangione's hit "Feels So Good". It was played by Grant Geissman http://www.grantgeissman.com/fsg_solo.html

I agree .... one of my favs too. Another great piecs of his is "Land of Make Believe" - awesome Fluglehorn and Soprano sax solos.

My favorite Drum Solo Ever
Buddy Rich OMG!!!

Nigel.......that's one I DO agree with you on. I forgot all about that tune and how I used to be amazed over that guitar solo. Like....just when you digested one measure he was playing, the next measure was somewhere else. And those triplets were brilliant. Great tune too!

Absolutely Mark. Everything about that recording was brilliant.