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**in4wikiu** · 05-03-2009, 12:23 AM

These are some that come to mind at the moment:

=> Andrew Latimer (CAMEL), on "Ice", "Stationary Traveller" & "The Hour Candle"

=> Tony Duhig (JADE WARRIOR), on "Death of Ra"

=> Steve Hackett (GENESIS), on "Firth of Fifth"

=> Steve Rothery (MARILLION), on "Easter"

=> Frank Bornemann (ELOY), on "The Bells of Notre Dame"

=> Chris Rea, on "Where the Blues Come From" (from The Road to Hell & Back DVD)

=> Mark Knopfler, on "Local Hero / Wild Theme" (from Dire Straits' On the Night DVD)

=> Gary Moore, on "Trouble at Home" & "Parisienne Walkways"

=> Toshihiro Tanaka, on "Firefly" (from Bellaphon's Firefly)

Which other highly emotive guitar solos would you add to the list?

Demetrio.

05-03-2009, 12:23 AM	#1
in4wikiu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 286 Senior Member	Most heartbreaking guitar solos into the rock genre? These are some that come to mind at the moment: => Andrew Latimer (CAMEL), on "Ice", "Stationary Traveller" & "The Hour Candle" => Tony Duhig (JADE WARRIOR), on "Death of Ra" => Steve Hackett (GENESIS), on "Firth of Fifth" => Steve Rothery (MARILLION), on "Easter" => Frank Bornemann (ELOY), on "The Bells of Notre Dame" => Chris Rea, on "Where the Blues Come From" (from The Road to Hell & Back DVD) => Mark Knopfler, on "Local Hero / Wild Theme" (from Dire Straits' On the Night DVD) => Gary Moore, on "Trouble at Home" & "Parisienne Walkways" => Toshihiro Tanaka, on "Firefly" (from Bellaphon's Firefly) Which other highly emotive guitar solos would you add to the list? Demetrio.
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