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[Lostio]

The End's 3 masterpiece guitar breaks and And Your Bird Can Sing. Only the work of geniuses such as the Beatles could have accomplished something like that.

[pommyg]

i feel fine!

[Soft_Guitar60]

I Feel Fine!
*WEEEEE!*
The break and the feedback at the beginning are fantastic.

After blasting it in my car today, I gotta add riff from 'I Want You', and it is Heavy, almost puts you in a trance. 'And Your Bird Can Sing' is still the best. I heard Joe Walsh doing it once on the radio (both parts) at the same time, not realizing George double-tracked it, but Joe is brilliant and pretty much pulled it off (no pun intended).

[mooorange]

I really like the piano solo in Lovely Rita, it's short and fits the song perfectly.

[The End]

I like the solo in Hey Bulldog

[GreenApple]

I like the solo in Hey Bulldog

It's fantastic. But, don't forget the guitar intro for Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band! Astonishing! And primes me for the whole song and album wonderfully.

ive never heard hey bulldog, all i know is that the guitar solo in it was done by j0hn lennon

[GreenApple]

ive never heard hey bulldog, all i know is that the guitar solo in it was done by j0hn lennon

Isn't it right that Lennon was a better guitarist than Harrison? I read it somewhere, and from what I can discern, it seems to be the case. Someone in this forum said something like; Paul had to show George exactly what to do for guitar parts in his songs.

I love the guitar in Cold Turkey. Presumably that was John on guitar.

yeh but theres also eric Clapton in there somewhere as well so its not all lennon...adnd no i dont think lennon was a better guitarist than harrison, no way

[raxo]

I like the solo in Hey Bulldog

So do I. Great song.

[Mr. Mustard]

Ticket to Ride was missing from the selections, as was I Want You (She's So Heavy).

But one acoustic gem that I've always loved, also missing, was I Will, from the White Album.  Was that Paul on that one?

[Geoff]

But one acoustic gem that I've always loved, also missing, was I Will, from the White Album.  Was that Paul on that one?

Pretty sure that's Paul on the guitar. Might be wrong, though.

[Mr. Mustard]

What about Day Tripper?

[BlueMeanie]

I Will is Paul. Day Tripper is George.

[Andy Smith]

You Can't Do That (john doing a rare solo that is quite impressive!)  

[harihead]

Hmm, kind of a short list. No Let It Be, Octopus's Garden, Something, Hey Bulldog, and the many other selections people keep bringing up...

However, of McLen's personal favorites, I had to pick "I'm Only Sleeping" because it was such a mathematical/technical feat. I do enjoy how the guys all play off each other in "The End", however.

[BlueMeanie]

I think The Beatles music was moulded the way it was because niether of the two designated guitarists were great soloists. I think the best solo is on Taxman, but that's Paul, so I've gone for 'And Your Bird Can Sing'. George's most interesting solo by far.

[ringostarr1983]

i think paperback writer and revolution both john and georges could beat any of these

[Beatlemaniac64]

It was of course a hard choice, but I picked I Feel Fine. I just love that song soooo much because of the amazing solo and the amazing guitar all throughout the whole thing. The End came pretty close, though.

And while I'm talking about it, does anyone else notice that at the end of I Feel Fine where it's fading out there's like this weird noise that kind of sounds like a dog barking? I don't know if it's just me, but if you turn it up loud, especially with headphones on, you can hear it perfectly clear.