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"Stray Cat Strut" - The Stray Cats
The Song Title Game
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'Cats In The Cradle' - Harry Chapin
"Nashville Cats," The Lovin' Spoonful
Now leaving the cat theme..."Short People," Randy Newman
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Seen All Good People--Yes
maybe one of the most unique and best written guitar solos of all time...
maybe one of the most unique and best written guitar solos of all time...
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Yeah, what a great song! One of my favorite groups, so unique. Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, incredible musicians and songwriters.
Here's my favorite: "Mood For A Day," Steve Howe, Yes
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FYI, Wakeman came on board after The Yes Album, this has Tony Kaye on keyboards. +1 on it being a great song! And I also feel like the "Wakeman" version of Yes is the "classic" version I like the most. Fragile, Close to the Edge, Tales, etc.
Back to the thread, with more great guitar:
"Day Tripper" - The Beatles
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Steve Howe was not 'classically trained' - took up guitar age 12, he is self-taught.
'A Day In The Life' - The Beatles
'A Day In The Life' - The Beatles
No point in a thread on "the most versatile guitarist". It's Steve Howe.
"Life's Been Good" - Joe Walsh
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No argument from me - huge Yes fan from the moment the needle hit the vinyl on The Yes Album back around 1972 or so for me.
'Good Morning Judge' - 10cc
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"Tell It To The Judge On Sunday" - The Long Ryders
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"Have Mercy Judge" - Chuck Berry
"Murder In My Heart For The Judge," Lee Michaels
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