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How about listing a few of the records that contain a guitar SOUND that just knocks you out. I'm not talking about the playing, but the sound. I think electric guitar tone has a lot to do with how we react to records. What do you all think?
Some of my favorites:
"Sultans of Swing" Knoffler is the king of clean!
"And Your Bird Can Sing" not just a great riff, but a great SOUND
"Honky Tonk Woman" Keith at his best. Just dirty enough to growl.
"Statesboro Blues" on the live Fillmore album. Duane's guitar sounds like an angry beast trying to claw its way out of a speaker cabinet.
"Running on Empty" David Lindley squeezing every drop out of the lap steel.
"We Don't Get Fooled Again" THAT is the sound of gods celebrating.
So many others....
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