Re: (TV) OT: Memorable live dual guitar jams

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From: "Russ Van Rooy" <russvr@pop.nwnexus.com>
To: <tv@obbard.com>
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 10:59 PM
Subject: (TV) OT: Memorable live dual guitar jams


> Okay, there are a lot of candidates for "best"  live recorded dual lead 
> guitarist jams. I just want to nominate the version of "Southern Man" from 
> Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young's 'Four Way Street'. It lasts well over 15 
> minutes and has some fantastic dual lead interchanges between Stills ( who 
> seems to play most of the lead ) and Young who takes the higher pitched 
> melody lines. Honorable mention goes to Crosby who you can hear playing 
> some mean rhythm 12-string, actually play rifts. Any other great jams out 
> there ?


I don't know if it qualifies as great, but I always liked the version of 
While My Guitar Gently Weeps from the Bangla Desh album, with Clapton and 
Harrision doing dual lead guitars. I was disappointed when they didn't do 
the same thing on Live In Japan, but I guess George was out of practice. 
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