Sexiest guitar riffs, licks, solos, and instrumentals

[Seven]

Metallica-For whom the bells tolls

 

[Eponym]

Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking

 

[gfbl]

oasis- dont go away

 

[romafan]

Link Wray "Rumble"

 

[Master-Classter]

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7 minutes starting time exactly

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4:05

 

[Parker]

Originally Posted by Eponym

Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking

+1. Mick Taylor-era Stones were the best. Horns added a lot, too.

 

[Mark from Plano]

Originally Posted by Mark from Plano

Don't have access to youtube at work, so maybe someone can help me out, but my entry would be:

Santana
Smooth

Great sexy, cha-cha beat. Appeals to the inner passionate latina in all women. If you can actually cha-cha with them to this song they will be powerless to your charms.

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[kwilkinson]

Originally Posted by HgaleK

The title says it all. I'm not necessarily looking for badass (a la Pantera). Anything that drops panties and would be good to listen to with the lights out, the candles lit, a bit of drink, and a few bowls. Bluesy normally works.
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John Mayer is awesome. You can like his music or not, seems like a lot of people don't (I love him), but no one can deny that the guy is a great guitar player. I own all of his cds, unashamedly. Slow Dancing in a Burning Room is such a sad song but the guitar is so goddamned sexy. It's beautiful. Always reliable for incredibly sexy guitar solos: Prince Buddy Guy B.B. King Steve Winwood Santana Al DiMeola and obviously Jerry Garcia. He had a way of playing that just pulls at the strings of your soul. Listening to him just touches something deep inside of you. I really wish the guy had stayed alive long enough for me to see him live.

 

[Southlondongent]

Keef - simple yet damn effective...

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Watch your step...

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[boogaboogabooga]

I don't think I've seen what I consider to be any sexy sounding strings in this entire post.

Here is what I consider sexy guitar playing.

Hendrix - Have You Ever Been? (to Electric Ladyland)


Isley Brothers - Who's that Lady?

(the guitar line from Red Light Special by TLC was an appropriation of Isley's main theme in the solos of this song)

TLC - Red Light Special


Bob Dylan's Lay Lady Lay is also a worthy mention, despite being a pedal steel or slide guitar.

Actually, I'd agree with Prince on doing some really lascivious guitar work, but I also know its origins. I don't know of any sexy guitar-ness coming out of Prince that isn't Hendrix-based or a rip on a Bernie Worrell or Eddie Hazel line. Which I think are also Hendrix based. And Hendrix might have bit Curtis Mayfield. It's been a while since I've been into all that stuff.

 

[boogaboogabooga]

Originally Posted by romafan

Link Wray "Rumble"

Ah, that I'll agree with!

 

[AR_Six]

Originally Posted by Hombre Secreto

Little Wing by SRV
Fixed that for you.
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[997CTSurg]

Originally Posted by kwilkinson

Jerry Garcia. He had a way of playing that just pulls at the strings of your soul. Listening to him just touches something deep inside of you. I really wish the guy had stayed alive long enough for me to see him live.

Jerry had the ability to touch your soul and move you into the music.
Just amazing.
The overhyped Cornell 77 show is a good starting place to get into the Dead
Every time I hear a Dead song I miss him not making more music.

 

[trd6478]

Originally Posted by 997CTSurg

Jerry had the ability to touch your soul and move you into the music.
Just amazing.
The overhyped Cornell 77 show is a good starting place to get into the Dead
Every time I hear a Dead song I miss him not making more music.

jack straw and st stephen are easily my favorite bits of garcia guitarwork. also check out their rendition of its all over now baby blue, astonishingly good

 

[997CTSurg]

Originally Posted by trd6478

jack straw and st stephen are easily my favorite bits of garcia guitarwork. also check out their rendition of its all over now baby blue, astonishingly good

I personally like Slip>Help>Franklin's Tower and Sugaree. Scarlet>Fire from 77 and 78 are usually smoking.
My personal opinion was that Jerry always shone very brightly on Bobby's songs ( at least he couldn't forget the words)
They played Baby Blue for a long time. Was/Is a favorite.
Have to admit that I didn't care for Day Job or My Brother Esau.

Hearing them play Unbroken Chain at the Pyramid in Memphis in 95 was