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And here's a thread of slow jamming lead solos to prove it.

Stranglehold ~ Ted Nugent

Hitch a Ride ~ Boston

Little Wing ~ Stevie Ray Vaughan (my personal favorite version)

Comfortably Numb ~ Pink Floyd (Dave Gilmour)

Just to start it off.

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Mr. Clapton has many that fit the category. Very expressive note bending and feel. "Have You Ever Loved A Woman", "Let It Grow" "Wonderful Tonight"...so many.

George Harrison too...listen to "Something"...that's a winner. :guitar:

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Led Zep's - Since I've Been Loving You

and another

Stevie Ray Vaughan -

Texas Flood

Key to the Highway -

I like Junior Wells version

off the ('75) On Tap album

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Sweet Black Girl-Jr Wells and Buddy Guy

Don't Leave Me-Jr Wells and Buddy Guy, I dare anyone to find something with more soul.

Texas Flood-Srv

While My Guitar Gently Weeps-Clapton

John's Blues-Roy Buchanan

Time-Pink Floyd

Black Magic Woman-Santana

Soul Sacrifice-Santana

(De Le) Yaleo-Santana

Dazed And Confused-Led Zeppelin

Sultans Of Swing-Die Straits

Hotel California-Eagles

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And-a the glory of the Gilmour will-a shiiine through, the dreary, machine of evil, and the power of-a the Gimour will be with you, my glorious brothas and sistas! Can I get an Amen!?

Or perhaps a basketball and some fried chicken?

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Dazed And Confused-Led Zeppelin

Well the song was slow, but the guitar solo was blazingly fast. Still a favorite solo, though. Nice choices, with the Santana. He's a good guitarist. I'm not a big fan of latin rock, but there is no denying he's an incredibly talented guitarist.

How about "The Boys are Back in Town" by Thin Lizzy. It is a slow guitar solo, which isn't difficult at all, but it sounds really cool.

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