Forty-three years ago today, a song was released that was so amazing that it is still studied and celebrated decades later. Metallica’s 1983 track “(anesthesia)- pulling teeth“Even topping the prestigious list of the greatest bass guitar solos ever recorded was decided by bassists. Metallica’s ‘(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth’ was released 43 years ago today, on
Few songs can fill the atmosphere, or instantly lift your mood, as quickly as Van Halen’s “Jump.” The rock classic combined stadium-sized synthesizer hooks, David Lee Roth’s daredevil swagger and one of Eddie Van Halen’s most ferocious guitar solos into four minutes of pure euphoria. That solo only lasts a few seconds, but it is
Fifty years after Steely Dan released “Kid Charlamagne,” the jazz-rock classic still seems engineered for the open road: a deep funk groove, a mysterious outlaw story, and a guitar solo capable of transforming an ordinary highway into a movie scene. Now this song has got a new identity. rolling stone Larry Carlton’s performance was ranked
Fifty-one years ago, AC/DC released a song that still feels like it was made to make you drive fast, lift heavy things, or walk through a tight room with your shoulders back. Surprisingly, “High Voltage” was not painstakingly crafted into a rock anthem. according to Guitar WorldIt was captured on the first take when Malcolm