20 Classic Intermediate Level Solos + TAB

[@hmtaylor7]

I think we have a different definition of "intermediate" - nice playing!

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thanks, some are intermediate level +. Cheers

[@janjihappy9185]

Its for pro bro😌.. not intermediate😭

[@GuillaumeVrac]

@@janjihappy9185 If it's too hard, you can go here first, some are intermediate as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWmunY2sidedmas

[@nicolasarbogast2739]

Come on, these solos are really not so hard... Even for a beginner !

[@janjihappy9185]

@@nicolasarbogast2739 ok😌

[@MrTuktuk222]

0:00 Smoke on the water - Deep Purple 0:50 Time - Pink Floyd 2:19 Stairway to heaven - Led Zeppelin 3:15 November Rain - Guns'n'Roses 4:11 You shook me all night long - AC/DC 4:45 Fade to black - Metallica 5:34 Europa - Carlos Santana 7:17 Phantom of the opera - Iron Maiden 7:45 Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen 8:25 Sweet home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd 8:37 Moonlight shadow - Mike Oldfield 9:30 Little wing - Jimmy Hendrix 10:15 Two princes - Spin Doctors 10:56 Wind of change - Scorpions 11:32 Maniac - Michael Sembello 12:05 Crossroads - Cream 12:58 Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne 13:35 Final countdown - Europe 14:13 Sultans of swing - Dire Straits 14:57 Hotel California - The Eagles

[@grimmseti]

Awesome! Thanks dude!

[@Patrick-uf1cq]

Incredibly generous of you to give us all this great solo tab and demonstration.

[@ernestocamurca]

Maaaaaaany thanks mate!

[@martinkrajnc3386]

*Jimi Hendrix

[@franekszatkowski7566]

Moonlight shadow intermediate?

[@brandon_945]

I think these fit well in the “intermediate” category. Some are harder than others, of course. Good selection!

[@firemonkey1015]

Fully agree, I’m in the end of beginner type stages, I can play a good amount of these but some not so well.

[@jpanbe]

I see a lot of comments on the difficulty of these pieces. These are intermediate electric guitar solo's, but that doesn't mean that every intermediate guitar player can play them. I consider myself a professional player, but a lot of these solo's I don't master (yet), but that is because until now I have mostly focused on classical guitar, folk, fingerstyle and pop/singersongwriter stuff. It's hard to obtain an advanced level in every style. Guitar is so versatile, but that is also what makes it so great and gives you a lifetime of opportunities to learn and explore!

[@stf259]

it depends on how your rating g them. Intermediate maybe as far as understanding how they are put together and the scales--but most of these require a great deal of feel that I wouldn't see most "intermediate players having

[@reineh3477]

I see myself as an intermediate rock player and I think I could learn most of the solos if I gave them enough time. A lot of classical stuff that you might play would probably be much harder for me. I used to play folk fingerstyle but that was long time ago so I struggle with songs I use to play with ease.

[@IChIDH]

@@stf259 I agree. I've been playing about 4 years now, started using a pick about a year and a half ago and i consider myself at the beginning stages of intermediate. I could play most of these songs but and i understand a lot of how they're put together, but just saying I could play it doesn't mean it's going to sound even close to how it should. I noticed several parts that while I could play the notes at the right speed, I don't quite have the control and sustain of every note yet.

[@koencagurangan3256]

As someone who had both Stairway to Heaven, *and* Fade To Black as the first two guitar solos he ever learned, this video makes me very happy

[@dlobao1710]

Yeah ig im just lazy and i dont wanna learn those solos then, besides november rain

[@kneD-e]

How much time it takes to learn and play full solos?

[@kyleeclipsemusic]

@@kneD-e Depends on the solo. November Rain took me about 3 hours, Stairway To Heaven about 6

[@kneD-e]

@@kyleeclipsemusic wow! That's a quick progress

[@kyleeclipsemusic]

@@kneD-e Actually I learned November Rain from a Mr. Tabs video, and it was solos 1 and 2. Really the first solo only took about 45 minutes

[@stephenbennett5240]

Sultans of Swing as Intermediate just crushed my hopes and dreams lol

[@kmons3312]

Ive been playing guitar for 16 years. I still dont know the majority of these and some of them i probably might not ever learn or master. this is definitely more or less advanced playing for sure. we need not to label virtuoso play as hard, its in a different realm of its self. EVH, steve vai, Joe Sat, Paul Gilbert, Guthrie Goven, Tosin Abasi, any talented metal band, Blues virtuoso's, Bluegrass the list goes on etc. many different Genres & many different ways too play. hard is hard, theres a good chance this guy can rip some of those guys solos, so the definition changes. with that being said killer video & we all appreciate it!

[@jeanherr3477]

I love that you posted the key, the scale and the mode for the solos

[@gustavomallmann4008]

after watching this video, I think I'm a eternal begginer

[@scotthirsch3479]

Great choices. So brilliant of you to label the backing chords with the solos. Incredibly useful.

[@ricardmilos4308]

I must take my hat off for this player, he knows probably hundreds of solos, all of which he plays down to a T

[@ricardmilos4308]

It's not just about the level of complexity or difficulty. It's about the rendering, HOW expressively and well timed you deliver these tones

[@unacuentadeyoutube13]

I saw that guitar and knew immediatly that you were a Ritchie Blackmore fan. Clicked the video and my thoughts were confirmed

[@GuillaumeVrac]

You think well!

This is super useful for when I don't know what to play

[@jeffbeck6501]

I think you need to use 3 fingers on the left hand to beef up the strength on your bend. You are usually using the middle finger, with the help of the 1st finger, and maybe you do that because you fingers are so long, and you just need the space, and don't want to get all tangled up. But the bends are not as stable as they should be or could be. If you could use 3 fingers and still not get tangled up with those big hands, you could gain strength and stability, and then that will give you a platform to be more expressive. Also, try to leave the last note very quickly, like explode off that note to move quickly to the next position on the neck, and arrive early, and restabilize your hand, and get your hand into the perfect position, and then push up with 3 fingers on the bend. Those are my 2 secrets, but I am left handed playing right handed, so I have all the advantage, but I am not as big as you, so I need all that advantage. Those are my secret tricks. Leave early, arrive early, restabilize, get into the perfect hand position to do the bend before you have to do it, so when you do make the bend, it will be as perfect as possible. You make your money in between the last note of the last position, and the first note of the next position. ...that is, during the travel time, when your move your hand. You have to explicitly explode off that last note, and fly to the next note as fast as you can, then stop cold, restabilize, get your hand in perfect position, and then do the bend. It is like 4 things you have to do before you make the bend, but if you do them, you will have better bends every time. Even being left handed, playing right handed, the most important thing to me is that I am ready to do the bend. I need to be in the right place to do that.

[@stevehinch2694]

wow feedback from Jeff Beck,,,,amazing

[@jeffbeck6501]

@@stevehinch2694 a discount Jeff Beck. The Walmart version. ..but I will take him on any day. Let's go.

[@ChronicMetamorphosis]

Awesome. These are songs we typically hear on the radio in America. This video felt like listening to all my favorite parts on the radio mixed with some songs I listen to at home. Good choices for popularity and difficulty!

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thanks for your appreciation, and glad you like the playlist as well. Cheers from France!

[@GooseGumlizzard]

Nailed that Final Countdown, definltely the trickiest solo on the list. Great playing, super clean!

[@marijanspasenovski362]

Its definitely not

[@Rick1198s]

Wow 😮 that was quite amazing. Intermediate level? 🤔 Some parts yes, other parts no (for me, at least) but it’s always good to have something to strive for, to push you along a bit further on your guitar journey, so thank you for that 🙏🏻

[@MegaRocker83]

Simplesmente os melhores solos da história do Rock!!! E você os tocou de maneira magistral!!! Saudações do Brasil!! Um abraço!!

[@ernestocamurca]

Sensacional repertório de fato! Estou usando isto como curadoria de clássicos de Rock para meus estudos! Obrigado! Great stuff here! Saudações de um Brasileiro residente em Portugal! :D

[@user-je7be6lq1q]

Thank you very much to the author for this video, without it I would have continued to play from time to time, remaining at the same level, but a couple of days ago I came across it and immediately decided: “I’m taking a week off and during this week I’ll learn all 20 solo from this list." Three are already ready)))

[@GuillaumeVrac]

You’re welcome. Glad to have your feedback here 😀

[@LRuggi]

I remember moonlight shadow being one of the first solos I learned and I was so proud of myself I'd play it anywhere I could

[@dermor_]

I tried for it to be the first one I learned, but it was just too hard. I'm learning Sweet Home Alabama's instead

[@mattgee4867]

It is an awesome piece of music after all :)

[@MaryJones-rx3my]

@@dermor_ Same here. Sweet Home Alabama and Sultans of Swing

[@bladerunner12]

Crazy Train is a good gateway to "fast" solos, or solos with fast parts. They sound pretty intimidating but an easier one like Crazy Train helps build confidence

[@matkerr4825]

Wait is crazy train a hard solo? I always assumed u needed a whammy bar

[@philipboban4183]

@@matkerr4825 Pretty sure Randy Rhoads played that one on a Les Paul

[@WhoDaF0ok1sThatGuy]

Phantom of the Opera is one of the greatest songs and has one of the greatest solos

[@charlaugustemagnussen534]

quels superbes enchainements des plus beaux solos de tous les temps, splendide, merci !

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Merci beaucoup, content qu’ils vous plaisent !

[@theotherwind8307]

Great video, many great solos in one place with tabs. Subbed and saved to work on them later. As stated by many, intermediate is really subjective. Sometimes a small piece of so called beginner solo can be painful because of odd timing and out of tune bendings. Overally, because of rather slow tempos I call most of these intermediate but for me it is all about playing those bends in tune. Even if you can play absurdly fast and call yourself advanced, a tiny bending mistake can ruin everything you play.

[@mr.orange8211]

Finally some love for Mike Oldfield!

[@tomelliott90]

Agree with all except for Randy's crazy train solo, I have always found that to be next level shiz!

[@holdenblake9190]

It isn’t that hard

[@kianoosh_lsh]

First of all,awesome video and choice of songs,thank you for going through all the work.also,your playing is just superb.respect

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thank you a lot!

[@sinnerboy6009]

The phantom of the opera solo is literally heaven

[@pabloybarra2077]

Very articulate and masterful. Non-abrasive and clear. Awsome job. Keep rocking the world.

[@kyleeclipsemusic]

Can we get another of these? Love this so much! Maybe an Intermediate 80’s Classic Rock and Hard Rock video (Guns ‘N Roses, Metallica, AC/DC, etc) Thanks!

[@zerep11]

As a big fan of Mike Oldfield's Crisis and Discovery albums ever since they came out, thank you very much for the lead riff for "Moonlight Shadow!" Hope to see more from you on Mike Oldfield in the future.

[@jamesrobert680]

Nice to see someone playing Sultans of Swing with a pick.

[@robertzombiekill6365]

Just relearned Hotel California & Smoke on the Water solos after not playing them for years, right before I watched your video. Kudos in the playing, I don't play as clean as you after 2 back surgeries and 13 pieces of titanium in my spine (slight nerve damage in my fret hand) and being over 60. But I do still play them & they sound good enough. 👍

[@PILOT8028]

I love Hotel Cali, I'm by no means an incredible guitar player, but all my non-musician friends find it unbelievable when I play it.

[@nicolasfliedl1009]

Got maniac, wind of change, fade to black and europa off the list. NICE PLAYING MAN

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thank you 🙏 !

[@elenka.svaliva2]

This Blackmore's stratocaster sounds amazing. Thanks

[@frajer9555]

Honestly Smoke on the water solo is pretty hard to nail cause there isnt any gain to hide behind and it has specific small phrasings and a lot of the Blackmore traits which make it so interesting yet challenging

[@Lone.Shadow]

So... When I bought my first electric guitar I leaned Californication's solo. Then my teacher asked me to play Hotel California and I found it quite hard to play. You know, all the bendings, there is a different speed between Californication and Hotel California. But then I made it and I was so proud of me

[@LiquicityFPS]

☺

[@rogeradams7286]

Imho maybe the best guitar video I can really think of; both in concept and execution

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thanks a lot!

[@dafunkycanuck]

These are great! I just got my guitar out recently after a too long break and am getting pretty good at the Iron Man solo again. These look like they will be fun to learn and are all in one convenient place. Thanks.

[@thelickpolice1210]

TL;DR: This is intermediate, no advanced techniques or high tempo are used. I see some people disagreeing about this being intermediate, so let me explain a bit without calling you bad (like some probably did in the comments). First of all, to get this out of the way, none of this really is for beginners, attempting to learn these solos as a beginner, when your technique isn't yet quite developed, could be detrimental in the long run, walk before you can run. Some solos use a lot of bending, some have intricacies in rythm, learning them could lead to picking up bad habits. Nothing wrong with being on the beginner skill level, you already have some skills! I think the most important thing to take note of is that intermediate players should get these solos down WITH PRACTICE. That means breaking the solo down, learning the notes, understanding the rythm, the phrasing, the dynamics, the techniques, practicing it slowly first, then putting it all together. These are solos that you should have the required skillset for and be able to learn with practice, not solos you are supposed to nail easily. I think the most "controversial" picks are Crazy train and Final countown. Yes, they are pretty tough and by far the most difficult in this video for most people, but still well within the realms of intermediate level. Crazy train features a lot of tapping and somewhat brisk lines. However, that's tapping just one fret with the right hand and that phrase is all about timing and while tapping potentially could be seen as a more advanced technique, this is entry level of it. Same goes for the trills. The legato run might seem intimidating at first, but it's just the most basic 3-note-per-string scale run and only hammer ons, which for an intermediate should be learnable with practice. Plus some pentatonic licks which most intermediates are already well familiar with. Final countdown comes with some sweep picking with pull-offs, but again, this the easiest exhibit of it, being played only on 2 strings. However, these two definitely are in the upper-intermediate level already. (for the record, the most difficult song I'd still say is top-intermediate level is Far beyond the sun by Malmsteen) Now why this isn't advanced quite yet. People at an advanced level and better can learn a lot of these in just a few sessions, many can probably even sight read it or learn in one sitting, all without getting stuck on anything and definitely not needing to improve at a certain technique to be able to play it. None of these solos use advanced techniques such as fast string skipping, difficult picking patterns, complex rythms, sweep picking, fast alternate picking, two-finger tapping, tap sliding or swift legato sequences. What they do use are techniques intermediate players should be of a solid level at, like bends, simple legato, basic tapping, two-string sweeps, trills, vibrato, slides, double stops, palm muting and such. With that being said, keep practicing and you'll get there over time! If you're intermediate or advanced already, great! Good luck.

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I think that can help. Cheers 🥂

[@fly4bux1]

Supreme playing. Great set list. Every bend, growl, and sweep.

[@DJmisterpeluca]

Crossroads is one of those songs that makes me want to keep studying guitar, thank you for the list. Astronomy's solo by Blue Oyster Cult is another great choice to add to the list.

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thank you! Great idea

[@SerafinRubato]

​@@GuillaumeVrac Si por favor !!!! y el solo de "Don't fear the reapper ".

[@kingarthur1776]

Guess im stuck as a beginner forever

[@jeffnorris9611]

Keep practicing I thought the same way now I’m getting Better I started with a tennis racket air guitar when I was little

[@saynomeows54]

Crazy train, the final countdown and sultans swing, all as intermediate, good one

[@zaidanp7258]

Aight press like EVERYONE, this guy is doing a god job by providing live tabs for fucking free. Much respect man, looking forward for more based playing :D

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thanks for the cheering comment! That helps for sure.

[@ghfdt368]

Bo Rhap is definately one of the deceptively toughest ones in this video, you thinks easy until you realise the timing of it and some really awkward runs you have to do which you dont always encounter and its actually really easy to misplace a note or miss-hit. But its so much fun to play

[@dgoutas8588]

Its an easy solo

[@neunmuu]

I'm gonna have to disagree with this one.. I've played most of the solo and IMO final countdown solo is the hardest here with crazy train and sultan of swings being in the 2nd place

[@AuCeVi]

Great! Now I realize that after 5 years I'm still a beginner :)

[@isfet5149]

The With Strength I Burn solo is another great intermediate solo.

[@tiagodonato2104]

The most of them are truly intermediate, and some are in a level that is right before the intermediate level. Great choices, great video, congrats bud!

[@richwells630]

All of my favourite solos in one video , can't believe my luck ! Thankyou , awesome playing too .

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thank you a lot Rachel! Glad it helps. Cheers

[@deptofdesign]

Man, that Les Paul tone. Primo.

[@user-vb2ze5rb6d]

Thanks for writing down the scales

[@GuillaumeVrac]

You’re welcome!

[@chico13500]

Trop bon ! 🙌 À chaque fois que je regarde des vidéos de gratteux comme vous , je me demande où vous avez trouvé le temps et la méthodologie de relever, bosser, retenir et rentrer autant de morceaux rythmiques et solos inclus dans autant de styles différents (car j'ai regardé pas mal de vos vidéos) à la note près pour les renter aussi carré ? Et en plus de les transcrire sur tabs ! 🤯 Chapeau et Cocorico ! 🎸🇲🇫

[@gitaris_gadungan]

After watching this I decided to sell my guitar. Thanks for this video and all motivation

[@fatshartspunhouse2403]

The end run of crazy train is probably beyond intermediate

[@jadjad40]

Many thanks Guillaume for your all great efforts to make this beautiful music accessible to play. Meticulous job and performance. kind regards

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thank you, that’s motivating!

[@TabashiiSC2]

You are awesome! Thank you for putting out all that nice content. It will really help me progress further, while having fun. Tu es génial! Merci de publier tout ce magnifique contenu. Ça va vraiment m'aider à progresser, tout en m'amusant.

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Merci beaucoup pour le retour. That’s the kind of comment which gives motivation!

[@evertonfc5380]

I don't play guitar but this is interesting as I would class some of these among the greatest guitar solos of all time so just shows that a solo doesn't need to be the most difficult to play to be up there with the best!

[@rileyvosper411]

never played guitar in my life but learnt the first half of hotel California decently consistently :)

[@robertturner1550]

Great video. Back when guitar solos actually had meaning and feeling!

[@LevinsThe]

Thank you for covering the segment of intermediate players often overlooked by other KZbinrs

[@karolmazurkiewicz1279]

Man!!! Your playing is totally amazing. Good selection of songs and you really nailed all of these solos. I'm in love with this video ^^

[@georgemorgan6119]

Hero Quest is an Amazing Game!!!! Have had it for 25 years. Now i play it with my kids

[@rext7718]

1. Stairway to heaven 2. November rain 3. Final countdown 4. Wind of change 5. Crossroads

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

If you tap on the little star in the upper right hand corner of the video, you can slow the vid and audio down so slow that you can learn Yngwie licks.

[@sungchanz]

the ones I can play so far: november rain (1st solo) bohemian rhapsody sultans of swing (1st solo) hotel california p.s. i had no idea crazy train was intermediate 😲😲

[@glassslide]

Awesome video!! Sounded amazing, great playing, awesome tone and the format is really easy to follow, cheers!!

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thank you! Glad it helps

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

Time. Unless you're a prodigy, it takes time and practice, but it will come. Plus, you have instructional videos to show you stop by step. In 1985, when I was learning the cool hair metal jams, there was you and your ear. EVERYONE should learn to figure out songs without any help. Trains that musical ear.

[@mackvismusic8622]

You have passed the audition!

[@Kendama93]

final countdown was much easier than I thought,thank you

[@harleydavidsondavidson5425]

Great job awesome ,I seriously needed this Tabs, thank-you so much and giving me the opportunity to learn this note , seeing you play it seems so easy ,however practice makes a man perfect thank you so much for the tab ,there were some mistake in my playing, by watching you i could find out the note which were hard for ,you have given me a task to sound perfect than before I owe you a lot...🎼🎵🎶🎸🤘 Rock on...

[@IcarusSuite]

Beautiful guitar collection, pal. I can't tell which one I like the most.

[@lucienrobidoux3692]

This is what I call a job well done! Bravo!

[@SerafinRubato]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 MIKE OLDFIELD !!!!! SANTANA !!!!! GRANDIOSOS !!!!!

[@amc1140]

If nailing Crazy Train is intermediate, I'm a beginner forever😭

[@grahamb6293]

It’s not as hard as you think. The hardest part is the outro of the solo

[@hoangphanvu9022]

@@grahamb6293 and he played that part kinda... rushed? Maybe some notes were left out

[@fluffkiller]

It’s not that hard. Start w the tapping intro. And think triplet. Count “1-trip-let 2-trip-let 3-trip-let 4-trip-let”.

[@flaviovaloti8046]

Amazing video, now we want the Advanced Level Solos!

[@ricomajestic]

Make a list but they have to be well known solos by well known bands. No obscure crap.

[@BozKiller]

+59k vues en une semaine!!! Ca progresse bien Guillaume, bravo! Super vidéo.

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Merci 🤩 !

[@patrickfischer2505]

IT IS COOL YOU ARE DOING THIS FOR A BEGINNER LIKE ME

[@firemonkey1015]

Paranoid would’ve been a good choice to add here, that was the first solo I’ve learned. As a beginner I didn’t have much difficulty, now I’m entering the end stages of beginner and have a ton of solos under my belt.

[@davidcammilleri5526]

Amazing Video. Thank you for taking the time to create it. Very nice gitr playing. Super clean!

[@andyg2278]

Boy, wish I practiced more. Intermediate would be NICE!

[@GuillaumeVrac]

We all need to play!

[@lelandgaunt7130]

Great video. Ok kids, what do the most difficult solos here ALL have in common? You should pay attention to this. They all have picked arpeggios/triads. Picked, none of that sweep picking crap. He is putting them under intermediate because picked arpeggios are easy, but difficult to execute properly. They will declare war on your beginner and intermediate pinky fingers and win if you don't fight and push through the intense soreness. 😂 The other techniques, bending and vibrato here are also difficult to get correctly, but easy to learn. Your hands will learn those quickly. Not the picked arpeggios.

[@realheadphonecandy]

Really fun video! Man I learned some of these so long ago and would totally have to re-learn them.

[@jds2056]

I appreciate the tabs man. I know those take time to do

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Thanks

[@pauls9263]

Thank you. Great selection well played and Tabs included. I am going to try one or two of the "easier" ones.

[@markhorton1718]

What a fantastic channel you have, sir!!! I can't believe I hadn't seen it before. Well, I'm certainly glad I came across it!! I subscribed and liked!! Thank you for sharing your time and talents!

[@andycarter3324]

Thanks for that. Made me want to pick up my guitar again after listening to that. Not played for a few years now but can’t wait! Thanks

[@Evsta]

some of the best solos here.

[@georgepitner5666]

Thank you so much for this! You have chosen some great songs and did them very well! I can't wait for the next time! I have a few more I'd love to see, if you would consider another doing more? Thanks again!

[@mrchuckington6260]

Love that shirt used to play hero quest when I was a kid

[@Bruno-eq7rd]

The Hero Quest Shirt!!!! 😍😍😍😍 Loved this game, bro.

[@Bruno-eq7rd]

And I still have it!

[@djcanilla]

Such a shame that guitar based music is dying a slow death. Some of my all time favourite songs right there. Beautiful.

[@Litro740]

At least we have 70 years of stuff to look back on and learn, be grateful and create your own!

[@shining5695]

I have good news for you, its not dying at all, it just doesn't get endorsed by the industry is all. There are so many crazy good bands and guitarists are out there. Check out Tosin Abasi of Animals as Leaders, Misha Mansoor of Periphery, Tim Henson and Scott LePage from Polyphia, Reba Meyers from Code Orange and many more. Though I agree, they probably do not earn as much as they would if they were out there during the times when industry was milking the guitar music.

[@djcanilla]

@@Litro740 yeah but it would be nice to hear more new stuff come out.

[@amelveambitzya3592]

I'd like to intrude and recommend my favorite band, Unto others, specially their last album believe in halloween, not much of guitar centered but I really like their music

[@shining5695]

@@amelveambitzya3592 After your comment I listened to their new album and it is amazing. Thanks for suggesting. The song Why has become very special for me. Solid band man.

[@user-by2nh2hd5n]

Thank you. Great selection well played and Tabs included. I am going to try one or two of the "easier" ones.

[@urbanoataqueoficial]

00:00 Smoke on the water - Deep Purple 0:50 Time - Pink Floyd 2:19 Stairway to heaven - Led Zeppelin 3:15 November Rain - Guns'n'Roses 4:11 You shook me all night long - AC/DC 4:45 Fade to black - Metallica 5:34 Europa - Carlos Santana 7:17 Phantom of the opera - Iron Maiden 7:45 Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen 8:25 Sweet home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd 8:37 Moonlight shadow - Mike Oldfield 9:30 Little wing - Jimmy Hendrix 10:15 Two princes - Spin Doctors 10:56 Wind of change - Scorpions 11:32 Maniac - Michael Sembello 12:05 Crossroads - Cream 12:58 Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne 13:35 Final countdown - Europe 14:13 Sultans of swing - Dire Straits 14:57 Hotel California - The Eagles

[@axalender4637]

Sultans of Swing solo very challenging for an intermediate player!

[@nacidoenel64]

The picking signs!!! so good !! Your picking is so good. Thanks for that! For me, is the only way i can play this solos.

[@GuillaumeVrac]

Yes I thought it could improve the learning process

[@jlj07050]

Great videos man, been playing along to your stuff for the last three days. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@musiquesdereve188]

Excellent choix pour ces solos typées 70's, il y a du pain sur la planche. Merci 😉

[@johannvictor16]

Quel est ton solo préféré de la vidéo ? 😁