the intro to "sweet jane" on rock and roll animal and the coda to "layla" are obvious choices, but i alwys liked the long, swelling break in "ramble tamble" on cosmo's factory
Not asking the best....
but what is your favorite jam or interlude(not sure interlude is correct, hope example makes it clear)in a song?
What brought this up is I was walking the dogs listening to Pandora and the Stones "Can't you hear me knockin'" came on. Well, you know that extended part in the song where the sax and guitars do a little tasty playing, got me wondering what others thought were good jams like that.
I know there are tons and a few I heard tonight walking. So I put it to you what are some of your favorites? Any genre.
Best,
Dave
What brought this up is I was walking the dogs listening to Pandora and the Stones "Can't you hear me knockin'" came on. Well, you know that extended part in the song where the sax and guitars do a little tasty playing, got me wondering what others thought were good jams like that.
I know there are tons and a few I heard tonight walking. So I put it to you what are some of your favorites? Any genre.
Best,
Dave
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Hi Dave, My favorite would have to be the long instrumental segment in the full (7 minute) version of the Doors' "Light My Fire". The highlight, IMO, being the keyboard work of the late Ray Manzarek. Best regards, -- Al |
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Some classics mentioned. Here are a few memorable keyboard moments: Steve Winwood's solo on "Empty Pages" by Traffic Chuck Leavells's solo on "Jessica" from the Allman Bros. Jojo Hermann's solo on "Disco" from Widespread Panic's Light Fuse.... T Lavitz in "I'm Freaking Out" from the Dixie Dregs' "Dregs of the Earth" and finally Dr. John's "Such a Night" from Trippin' Live. |
