Best Guitar Work

That's easy, I think...
When you say Jimmy Page (for example) is my fave guitar player you're thinkin' in one song...
Please, say what is that song.
The song you like the best of each guitar player you like or you want to comment.
But only the guitar playin', not the rest of the song.
I think it's clear.
Ask if you don't understan me, please.

Jimmy Page. - Black Dog.
Carlos Santana. - Song Of The Wind

please continue...

Jimi Hendrix - VooDoo Chile
Jeff Beck - Ain't Superstitious
Eric Clapton - Crossroads
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing
Gary Moore - Grindingstone
Michael Schenker - Rock Bottom (live)
Ulrich Roth - Sails Of Charon
Jimmy Page - Since I've Been Loving You
Billy Gibbons - Le Grange
Dwayne Allman - Statesboro Blues
Robin Trower - Too Rolling Stoned
Jim McCarty - Parchment Farm
Bill Nelson - Maid In Heaven
Ron Wood - Around The Plynth
Mick Taylor - Can't You Hear Me Knockin'

Justin Hayward - Never Comes The Day
Mark Knopfler - Sultans Of Swing
Jimmy Page - Stairway To Heaven
Dave Matthews - Warehouse

David Gilmour - Comfortably Numb
Mark Knopfler - Sultans Of Swing
Toni Iommi - Heaven & Hell and War Pigs

I wouldn't even know where to begin, there are so many incredible riffs, solos and jams over the past 45 years, by SO many guitarists. I could write a list a couple hundred songs long and not even touch on much more than a fraction of the possible list.

Chevelle said:

Jimi Hendrix - VooDoo Chile
Jeff Beck - Ain't Superstitious
Eric Clapton - Crossroads
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing
Gary Moore - Grindingstone
Michael Schenker - Rock Bottom (live)
Ulrich Roth - Sails Of Charon
Jimmy Page - Since I've Been Loving You
Billy Gibbons - Le Grange
Dwayne Allman - Statesboro Blues
Robin Trower - Too Rolling Stoned
Jim McCarty - Parchment Farm
Bill Nelson - Maid In Heaven
Ron Wood - Around The Plynth
Mick Taylor - Can't You Hear Me Knockin'

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Hah, very cool. Totally agree on Hendrix, Schenker and Uli Roth!

Randy Rhodes - SATO
Steve Howe - Gates of Delerium
Wolf Hoffman - Sounds of War
Robert Fripp - A Sailor's Tale
John Curulewski - A Day
Alex Lifeson - La Villa Strangiato
Duane Allman - Dreams
Robin Trower - Can't Wait Much Longer
Mathias Jabbs - Animal Magnetism
Eric Clapton - Tales of Brave Ulysess (live)

I'll have to get back to this one. Nice thread.

Jeff Beck was a tough call. I originally considered "Rice Pudding" from the Beck-Ola album.
Actually, a lot of them were tough calls since the guitarists on my list put out an endless number of great songs.
With Uli Roth I could have gone with "Shine On" or "Speedy's Coming" and one of my favorite Schenker solos is on "Let It Roll".
I will definitely come back to this thread.

It is soooo hard to just pick a few! But if I had to say....
Jimmy Page- D'yer Mak'er
Mick Mars- Home Sweet Home (really, Mick was a good guitarist in general but I just LOVE the solo in Home Sweet Home)
Tony Iommi- Paranoid
So far that is all I can think of, though I know there is probably more. I will probably post again later. But I just have to say anything from GNR because Slash is probably one of the most memorable guitarists. My favorite GNR guitar bit has to be It's so Easy and November Rain.

Good idea for a post, it has me thinking!

Pat Thrall or Al DiMeola (i'm not sure which) on Crossing the Line on Stomu Yamashta's Go project (1976).
Micky Jones and Deke Leonard on Many Are Called by Man from Do You Like it Here Now.
Tony McPhee on Split, Parts 1 to 4. Also Free From All Alarm on Solid.
Tony McPhee on Miss Ogyny on Hogwash.
Tony Bourge on Breadfan by Budgie.
Day of the Eagle by Robin Trower on Bridge of Sighs.
Pat Travers with Pat Thrall on the Makin Magic title track.
Eric Clapton on Crossroad blues by Cream.
A Million Miles Away by Rory Gallagher.
Tom Scholtz on More Than a Feeling by Boston.
Ollie Hasall on Loud Green Song by Patto on Roll Em Smoke Em
Jesus Just Left Chicago by ZZ Top.
Frank Marino on Dragonfly (Live).
Eric Bell on The Rocker by Thin Lizzy.
Tony Iommi on Warning by Black Sabbath on the first album.
Ritchie Blackmore on Fools by Deep Purple (Fireball).
Brian May on Brighton Rock (Sheer Heart Attack).
Pekka Rechardt on The Item is the Totem by Wigwam (Rumours on the Rebound 1979).

Good to see you starting a thread Tek_54!