Great guitar riffs

I'm a voodoo chile baby!
Fabulous!

MissAdventure
OH is in heaven

He has good taste!
It really is good.
I have to write it here because I've nobody to say "Oh innit good?" to.

Same here.

We're also looking forward to part three of Reginald D Hunter's Songs of the South which comes on next.

So informative and I love his laid back narrative.

The stone roses.
Wayhey!
That lovely slinky, grubby music..

Thank you so much. Just recorded it.

Aren't we lucky to have all this music and social history at our fingertips?

I am watching Reginald now. I love him. ?

I'm watching too.
I love music.

Great stuff. I am currently transferring all my music from one provider to another on my phone prior to travelling again, and re-living many happy days.

Oh and Pink Floyd, Comfortably Numb is one of my favourite rifts. Also some good ones with Joe Bonamassa on his Different Shades of Blue album and also his Blues of Desperation one

BBC 4 is a wonderful source of great music and musicians’ stories. Izabella we love Pink Floyd too, one of our regrets is never seeing them live. I love Shine On You Crazy Diamond, a friend’s son recently died and it was chosen by his three brothers to be the final piece of music played at the celebration of his life.

I caught the end of the Reginald D Hunter programme and will watch it in full soon.

The late great Gary Moore----Parisienne Walkways.
I liked Thin Lizzie too ( Phil Lynott )

Let's not forget Jimmy Paige !!

Ozzy Osborne, Robert Plant et al.

Was lucky enough to Pink Floyd three times. Perhaps the most amazing was next to the racecourse in Chantilly. The light show was pretty amazing and then mother nature let rip with the most amazing electrical storm as the concert ended. One upmanship at its best.

to see ....

I don't know if you would call it a riff, but I love the guitar solo in the middle of the Carpenter's Ill Say Goodbye to Love.
And did they mention Michael Bloomfield? I came across him a few years ago, playing with Dylan. He was brilliant, died very young from ?drugs.

Fennel That Carpenters one is my DH's favourite riff. He says it doesn't make him very rock n roll!

Lynard Skynard; Free Bird.
Great for playing air guitar to.

Grandson & granddaughter both got electric guitars from us this xmas.
Last weekend he gave us his rendition of Horse with no name as he's doing this in music lessons.
He was amazed/shocked when we all started singing along
The odd part is that grandson has never been musical (unlike granddaughter) but my daughter was advised to get him a guitar by his music teacher as he said he was so good.
Who knew ?

I saw Pink Floyd at a free outdoor concert at Hyde Park. Those were the (Hippy) days!

My daughter travelled the length and breadth of this country when there was a heavy-metal band playing. Those were the days when I practically brought up my GC as her and her then husband went away to these concerts most of the time.
In later years, daughter flew to Minneapolis to meet her idol, Prince in his nightclub. One of his backing singers used to phone her too.

Music was in the family as my cousin was tour manager to Jimi Hendrix-----among others.

thankyou KatyK - good to know Im not alone.