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@newsoul29 Elvis didn't write Suspicious Minds. Mark James did. Good Day.

Stevie wipes the floor with Anthony Keidis if we're comparing vocal tracks. Stevie played every instrument on this track including the drums, and yes Flea's bassline on the Chili Peppers version is epic, but Stevie's insane wah-ish clavinet melody on this version is not only the original line tha...

@thebleechers George Harrison doesn't play the bass on the original version of this song from Abbey Road. Harrison only played bass on a few songs, they are: Honey Pie, Drive My Car, Birthday, Rock'n'Roll Music, Golden Slumbers, and possibly She Said She Said, as McCartney has said he doesn't rem...

@FloyDylaN That's Garth Hudson. Dylan wasn't ever officially in The Band although he was important to them. They played a tour as Dylans band (Dylan's songs). At that time they were still Levon and The Hawks. Speaking of Time. Boooo!! international intellectual property theft. The Band and Dylan ...

Two great bluesmen who influenced each other. All you internet age punk ass wannabes who sit and argue over one being better than the other have no idea what the blues is all about. No guitarist sits around and talks about how he's better than another. It's all about influence. Elmore James and T...

@alessandraconsiglio Hate to break it to ya but Lay down sally is solo Calpton off the Slowhand album, Cream wasn't quite that country. Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker were no where near that recording. Marcy Levy and George Terry were the co-writers, Levy does the female background vocals on the ori...

Yeah... this is just ridiculously good.

When jimmy drops the hammer at 6:40 I get cold like satan just walked into the room.

What he's doing is literally second nature to him. He may be thinking as he plays but whats happening sonically is natural in his mind and therefore flows naturally from his hands. All of you players who get discouraged and put the instrument down will never reach this level because being a great...