The 8 Most Simple Guitar Solos Ever

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[@RocketScientist]

The way you worked in that sponsor spot... smooth..

[@megameth3178]

@@rebel0058 guitar giveaways are never real, and no, he doesn't

[@scottstone1475]

You talk to much

[@martinclarke3562]

Man of the world, early Fleetwood mac. Simple and fits perfect. Great vid dude.

[@lordjoemott1683]

Sorry dude, don’t shave

[@kaustubhbajpai12]

Played Comfortably Numb's solo on a blackstrat... Classic!

[@SilverBack2169]

I'd also say One by Metallica, but yeah- comfortably numb is definitely a classic 🥺

[@BrianMcAleer123]

@@SilverBack2169 one is not a simple solo goddamn

[@kinan2934]

@@BrianMcAleer123 ehhhhh it kinda is.

[@KenoxProductions]

@@kinan2934 I mean, compared to the ones shown it in the video, it's more complicated.

[@kinan2934]

@@KenoxProductions right. but it in of itself is just fast, it's not complex technique.

[@ericchalykoff3483]

When are you going to test the 500 000$ Klon underwater, I heard the hydrogen molecules give a super punchy mid range and earth shaking bass undertones

[@v0rren370]

Lol

[@saahascherkal3915]

Poop also gives undertones but you don't hear people talking about that

[@SethPlaysBass]

@@saahascherkal3915 Wut??

[@Jona_The_Than_D]

Some men just wanna watch the world burn

[@jaxenlapiene8710]

Might be a stupid question but did he actually buy the 500,000 dollar Klon

[@Dempy]

“Most simple guitar solos ever” *11:22*

[@glovepro1256]

Lol

[@rubenarakelyan3898]

Not gonna lie they had us in the first half

[@Banana-pm3cb]

Yes

[@maddog1504]

I do not see anything wrong with this comment

[@SebSeb4321]

what¿

[@StefanGBucher]

1:00 Nirvana / Smells Like Teen Spirit 2:31 Wolfmother / Joker and the Thief 5:16 Green Day / Holiday 6:50 John Mayer / Waiting On The World To Change 7:51 RHCP / Can't Stop 9:19 Pink Floyd / Comfortably Numb 10:42 Metallica / Nothing Else Matters 12:26 Johnny Cash / Folsom Prison Blues So... your understanding of "simple" is very different from mine. Is this "shredder simple"? :D No Neal Young or a tight eight bar Beatles solo for you.

[@rishinravindran3531]

Thanks

[@MiguelCruz-oz7km]

@@maxmunzert9725 but he helped out those of us who didn't want want sit through the entire 15 minutes.

[@JefeInquisidorGOW]

I mean, come as you are has a much easier solo than smells like teen spirit, but if you don't aspire to do more with your guitar you are never going to get better

[@samtheman123]

They’re simple as in “If you know how to play lead guitar at all you can play these”

[@jordanraney7062]

Yeah the first thing I thought of when I saw the title was A Hard Day's Night

[@damneh8688]

Good to see Billie Joe's guitar playing get recognition. His solos are simple but really hit the spot. Another good example would be the solo from the song Oh Love.

[@pistolgoo]

Dry ice and oh love are great because they combine melodic phrases with speedy licks in between

[@martinamarty1859]

Agree!

[@juandavidmenesescuartas2979]

Oh love is perfect

[@imbadatguitar9288]

I disagree with “oh love” it’s so fast for a beginner to learn the solo. Especially the 70s style rock licks in there. It’s good, don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think an beginner could do the solo, hence why I don’t think it’s simple

[@wornstrat5517]

@@imbadatguitar9288 simplicity is different to difficulty

[@cletustakedreel262]

I think the solo from “New Light” by John Mayer would fit perfectly into this list.

[@adriansoul7223]

for sure, it's so beautiful and easy to expand on for fun if you wanna add a couple beats to the song.

[@mickkraviz]

definitely

[@jonnylarsson2671]

That's the solo that crossed my mind when i read the title.

[@jamariopetitte6542]

Favorite song of all time

[@YumeBasil]

FINALLY, SOMEONE MENTIONED IT

[@CalvinKoenitzer7]

John Mayer is so great because he can produce music that can get him onto top charts whenever he wants, but he chooses to make music that he likes and that isn’t catered to the radio. A musical genius for sure

[@pascalvhv8070]

unfortunately not anymore, because of all the pop stuff from 2017 and on. The 2005 - 2009 was the best John Mayer area. Hopefully his next album (coming out this year I guess) will have some more blues!

[@Andrew-Guitar]

@@pascalvhv8070 Uhhh TSFE was not super pop. If you want pop mayer go to IWO

[@pascalvhv8070]

@@Andrew-Guitar tsfe was pretty poppy man. Nothing wrong with pop but it was one of his less creative albums in my opinion. IWO was the demo tape for RFS, which was indeed a pop album, but that was necessary to break into the mainstream

[@538-y6j]

@@pascalvhv8070 I disagree, there was still some killer guitar on tsfe, obviously it’s nothing close to Jm3, but I doubt we’ll ever see John really release anything like that again

[@pascalvhv8070]

@@538-y6j yeah tracks like Helpless are very "Stones-y" and I love them. But I mean his way of singing and song structures of the rest of the songs is pretty poppy

[@ardismedia]

Kurt Cobain's MTV Unplugged cover of "The Man Who Sold the World" has a perfect solo, and I doubt a more simple one has ever been performed.

[@Ruby-eq1qg]

ever better when u notice that he actually messes up but manages to save it!! pretty impressive

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

Yeah, perfect if you ignore the fuck-up and rough save immediately preceeding said solo.

[@thebackwoodwzrd]

Also “Come as You Are” has a extremely simple solo

[@thebackwoodwzrd]

@st0n3.h34d yeah but I mean come as you are is extremely simple like 3 notes

[@jackson.d1500]

@st0n3.h34d lol try the aero zeppelin solo dawg

[@thedarkninja2000]

The solo in “I Wanna Be Sedated” by The Ramones takes the cake. It’s literally one note played over and over again!!

[@maromaro1337]

*They won't be so simple on the Stylophone*

[@Hxnter10]

First reply lol

[@IPlayROBLOX]

Second reply lol

[@maromaro1337]

@@IPlayROBLOX third reply gets teabagged

[@bronzebeast5453]

Jokes on you I'm the fourth reply 😏

[@Howitchewstofeel5gum]

We get it, you do Stylophone covers...

[@mgrocki]

The feel in Comfortably Numb is actually pretty difficult to recreate. easy to "play" but hard to master!

[@sidiox7857]

I agree

[@imrikeinan9955]

I see this comment everywhere

[@mgrocki]

@@imrikeinan9955 lol... when your pitched a lob, gotta hit it!

[@imrikeinan9955]

@@mgrocki I mean I think it's a good comment but it's very popular..

[@i-ate-bread]

ay yo it's our favorite bassist

[@joshwebb227]

There is no simpler solo than The Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated."

[@kungpao-wp2sq]

That’s what I was gonna say! Best solo ever

[@Kaddywompous]

Tied with Neil Young on ‘Cinnamon Girl’.

[@ethankunka7756]

First solo I ever learned😂😂

[@ascii7085]

This list is incomplete without it. It's textural, it's simple, it's funny, it's on a hit, it's distinctively Ramones. Tyler failed us.☹

[@lllULTIMATEMASTERlll]

@@Kaddywompous Am I crazy or is Cinnamon Girl one of the hardest hitting songs ever written?

[@Fabh83]

PSA reminder: "simple" doesn't necessarily mean easy to play right

[@sharko3211]

He said easy in the intro

[@j_freed]

Playing just like Gilmour takes experience and tasteful restraint.

[@realryanvarnell]

There is a solo in the song "If I Ever Get Around to Living" by John Mayer that is at 3:40 that I just freaking love. It works so well in the song. It's so short it is almost a lick, but it fits perfectly. A jazzy slide and pull off, with an arpeggiated chord.

[@al271987]

Ramones “I Wanna Be Sedated” the Ramones wrote a song that definitely needed a solo, so in keeping with their minimalist style, Johnny gave it one that was just an open E string matching the guitar rhythm. I can’t imagine a more Ramones guitar solo than that. Perfect for the song and the band.

[@Spellfork]

Yes, this one should have been on any list of simple guitar solos. Simple but very effective and you can even play it heavily sedated :)

[@tomflynn2912]

OneNote played 64 times with feeling

[@aaronwebb1548]

Weird Al played that solo live, and he can't play guitar. It's just that easy.

[@the_musical_30seconds94]

When Tyler plays a solo it catches the essence totally yet we can feel the influence of him on the solo..... I respect you for your playing

[@garmen-]

Tyler: Kurt was the only guitarist in the band Pat Smear: ~sad rhythm guitar noises~

[@jasonremy1627]

Pat only joined just before the unplugged sessions. He wasn't there for Nevermind.

[@joandrumz3176]

He was only there the last few months, when I think of Nirvana I don't think of Pat Smear honestly

[@marianoservat1]

@@joandrumz3176 i think he joined only for touring, he didn't got to record anything with nirvana (except the unplugged)

[@Everhadduckmilk]

He was a live guitarist, never a part of the actual band

[@miguelborges3125]

He was never part of the actual band. Just a touring member. Jason Everman on the other hand was a Nirvana full time member and played rhythm guitar during the Bleach era

[@kirkwhammet9933]

For Me the 8 simple yet effective solos are: Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight Guns and Roses - November Rain Bon Jovi - Always Santana - Smooth (Intro) Green Day - Wake Me up When..... Oasis - Dont Look Back in Anger Incubus - Drive Yngwie Malmsteen - Black Star (Chorus Unison) 🤘

[@senditgaming7521]

"Wake Me Up When....." 😂😂😂😂😂 thats so perfect🤣

[@hibernian797]

I dont think dont look back in anger's solo is that easy

[@rubengonzalezrivero1144]

In my live- The Beatles

[@anishhalder8289]

Hey Kirk, how is your wah doing?🤔

[@kirkwhammet9933]

@@anishhalder8289 I'm fine mate.😉

[@catalystdragon5657]

How can you forget through the fire and the flames The simplest solo ever written

[@JRreen]

Smells like teen spirit was the first guitar solo I ever played live at a show, so simple yet so powerful, still love it just as much today as I did back then.

[@basti9144]

I think the guitar solo in “Come Together” would qualify for this list

[@danielleramos2659]

Yup anything from George Harrison for sure! Simple yet, so melodic and wonderful (especially anything from All Things Must Pass/The title track itself)...

[@MrSuperMarioKid]

Let It Be would also

[@karstenpuder3605]

@@MrSuperMarioKid I wouldn’t say it very simple

[@LopezNightmares]

@@karstenpuder3605 I would

[@LopezNightmares]

@@karstenpuder3605 you suck at guitar if you can’t play that

[@spacejesus4747]

The greatest are often seen as simple, but hard to perfect.

[@havable]

Harder to write. Technical skill is easy and only a matter of practice.

[@EvAn-tm3yb]

every solo ever?

[@arodrigues14]

*David Gilmour enters the chat*

[@amaldutta3686]

I think the first harmonized solo from Metallica's Master of Puppets is a masterpiece. Really easy to play and memorable too.

[@everychannel1025]

Not as easy as other songs on this list but I agree. One of my favorites tbh

[@jrk10]

That bit isn’t actually a solo tho

[@johnsmith-pw7oj]

_/m/ it is pretty awesome

[@aayushkhare656]

@@jrk10 I'm pretty sure it is

[@jrk10]

@@aayushkhare656 it isn’t there’s a bit in that section where janes has a solo but that harmony part isn’t a solo

[@formallyknownasj.a.2074]

Gilmore is by far the master of the “slow hand guitar” sound and is simply amazing.

[@ripcordian]

Lucky, Radiohead. Best simple solo I ever heard. Especially the pre bend on the highest note. Part of what makes it so great is that the electric guitar have been so gnarly and unruely in the moment leading up to the solo so it's like a moment of clarity and, in the songs context, something lamenting. Like accepting something deeply saddening with all it's pain, and at the same time feel relief.Pure cathartic.

[@prashantsarkar821]

My favorite simple, effective guitar solos: Wind of Change - The Scorpions Ghost in the Rain - Beast in Black Home Sweet Home - Motley Crue

[@chriscole9098]

Love that Suhr, such a gorgeous colour and sound

[@ethanvansice8741]

As a huge advocate to the simple, yet effective notes that Billie Joe's tunes have nearly perfected over the years, I appreciate a guitar player and youtuber of your stature taking the time to call attention to it. Great Video.

[@jonstephenson5436]

One of my favorites is “Pulling Teeth”

[@dominikweber4305]

@@jonstephenson5436 excuse me wtf

[@pistolgoo]

@@dominikweber4305 it's a green day song...

[@josephharrison7914]

@@jonstephenson5436 I like that solo as well

[@elliottoneill785]

I think the solo at the beginning of one is a great one too it is simple but it perfectly encapsulates the mood of the song and is super underrated.

[@DamageCK]

Everything before the run in Pantera's Mouth For War perfectly exemplifies what you're establishing here. It's mean as hell, and flawlessly matches the attitude of the song. It will always be among my favorite solos.

[@aaronsmith3464]

Playing the nothing else matters solo on a prs and the way you played it gave HUGE mark Tremonti vibes

[@JC-mc2eb]

I came expecting to see Lil' Wayne's solo - was dissapointed.

[@masterfish1236]

same bro

[@doomslayer_ch4280]

only literal gods can play that solo

[@vincentbondeezy7165]

Stevie t only

[@DD-373]

@@vincentbondeezy7165 and TheDooo

[@e1iseo]

well that solo is one of the hardest’s out there so I wasn’t expecting it here

[@veenoir1991]

Ive always liked the solo to "Drive" by Incubus. Fits the song perfectly, its really memorable and the heavy chorus on the guitar is cool as well. Maybe a nostalgic bias involved too lol

[@padilla2828]

I think More Than A Feeling’s solo really just kicks it. Just has emotion and is quite a simple solo

[@mathijssnellen8498]

It’s not about how easy the solo is, it’s about how it sounds :)

[@Ku55Zz]

The solo in "Who's Crying Now" by Journey is just so soulful sounding, you can hear the emotion screaming in that solo

[@titorialiano2419]

Kurt : "im not very good at guitar" Also kurt : "but it doesnt even matter"

[@im_a_stain7874]

Btw he was actually very good

[@RC32Smiths01]

Simple and effective are words to live by when making a solo. Cheers!

[@KobiRosenstein]

Don't Stop Believin' s solo is also sinple, melodic, and fits the song so well.

[@moosevast7592]

Not seeing this in the comments, but Tuesday's Gone by Lynyrd Skynyrd has it all. Easy enough that a highschooler can learn it, it's got heart, it's got bends. And it was good enough that Metallica felt the need to cover it.

[@matzewolle5737]

Wake me up when september ends has also a very simple and melodic guitar solo

[@jacee8094]

That’s what I was thinking when I saw Green Day, it’s so simple, but given the position in the song (and the album even) it just has such an epic feel.

[@najmihakimkhairi1210]

Not very melodic but very cool

[@charliep123]

When I saw Green Day in the thumbnail I thought it was gonna be that.

[@tvalla]

that album is a masterpiece

[@najmihakimkhairi1210]

@Keshav Dorai he is someone that actually can be said underrated beside jason freese not many know he.

[@DeanJG-Guitar]

Sing For Absolution by Muse has a very simple and very effective solo

[@nickboon1235]

Muse is fucking great

[@neckcheese1356]

Yup! Just a handful of notes, but it works perfectly in the song. The thing I really love about it is Bellamy can shred, but he chose to do what was right for the track.

[@daphenomenalz4100]

@@neckcheese1356 yeah, he is a great guitarist

[@masonmackinnon2802]

Really love Matt's solos

[@DeanJG-Guitar]

@@masonmackinnon2802 Me too. Animals and Invincible are my favs though

[@xone1048]

When you want to start playing the Hotel California solo but no 7:06

[@Samuel.H.Sweeney]

Heard that lol

[@nine9whitepony526]

That was certainly a great list, very great choices, and a just an all around great video. A simple solo that I love playing is Snow Blind by Black Sabbath. I put my own little spice into some of the bends, and a few extra trills etc, but just an amazing sounding solo.

[@TheBaseballGuy9]

Brian May's solo in Queen's "Who Wants To Live Forever" definitely comes to mind.

[@benjaminmoloy7163]

folsom prison was the first solo i figured out when i started to play guitar and didn't even know chords. i know it's easy to figure out but as a 12 years old noob it gave me boost to learn more.

[@robertstimmel1100]

Slash's first solo in knocking on heavens door seems like a good fit for this list. Also, trey does a bunch of simple,effective and great solos for phish (when he's not shredding like a madman)

[@samhand8270]

System of a Down’s Psycho solo is perfectly simple and fitting.

[@jacee8094]

I love that one, I wouldn’t say it’s simple but the highway song solo is immaculate too.

[@samhand8270]

@@jacee8094 it’s much simpler than Comfortably Numb and Nothing Else Matters

[@andrewpappas9311]

Oh yeah, Daron's solo on that song is probably one of his best to be honest

[@dmcarter1512]

Exactly what I was going to comment

[@spencermccombs1044]

I wish it were that, or ATWA

[@crate5150]

I really enjoy the emotions pouring throughout the lead solo licks in Pearl Jam's Nothing As It Seems.

[@magicstriker8819]

My favourite Nirvana solo is their cover of The Man Who Sold The World, Just simple and easy, but sounds so good on the unplugged and Live and Loud, hearing Kurt humming that solo, is just awesome. That's my number one.

[@jeffjoy2750]

Doesn't get much simpler than Neil Young's solo on Cinnamon Girl.

[@jeepman047]

I 100% expected this to be on the list.

[@MineMountModels]

The first solo I thought of when I read the title. 🎸

[@andrewlevi5340]

It's a one note solo

[@lucario4g]

This man really went ahead and saved mid video

[@zylavormusic2616]

I enjoy playing the solo from Rush's 'Limelight', which is simple, and easy

[@gabrielesimone1372]

I love Nazareth's "Love Hurts" solo. Maybe my favorite simple solo of all times.

[@jmiddlefinger]

I think the guitar solo in Elvis Presley’s “Devil in Disguise” could be a great addition to the list, too. Always been one of my favorite simple solos ever since I saw Stitch from Lilo and Stitch belting it out on an electric ukulele!

[@GuiCicarelli]

Hey awesome Thursday to everyone!!

[@tygogaming7480]

Kurt wasn’t actually the “only” guitarist in the band. They had a tour guitarist: Pat Smear

[@fjp1247]

true but at the time he was the only guitarist and even with Pat it always seemed like he was lower in volume than Kurt which is a shame

[@xdef1ne]

Not until late 93 though, they also had a 2nd guitarist from 88-89 aswell

[@tygogaming7480]

@@xdef1ne Yeah true. Jason Everman if I’m right?

[@Jslg11]

But in the recording, wasn't kurt the only one playing the guitars

[@tygogaming7480]

@@Jslg11 yeah that’s what I’m saying. They had a TOUR guitarist. A guitarist that only played while on tour

[@coreys2893]

The solo at the end of Queen's We Will Rock You is simple but gives me goosebumps every time.

[@wowjimmypop]

That Comfortably Numb solo, nailed it. So good! Good list.

[@ibnkhaldoun4319]

THANK YOU for adding holiday. that one is so overlooked.

[@GracesGarden80]

You missed Prince’s “purple rain”..... iconic, full of emotion and beautifully crafted. So overlooked.

[@oscarsrensen7280]

Not too easy imo. My favourite tho

[@adriankovacs4133]

Zakk Wylde- Mama i’m coming home. That one is great

[@felipebarco]

Love the solo, but don’t know if it’s actually “simple”

[@awhsick5525]

Parisienne Walkways by Gary Moore, very simple opening, but a lot of emotion.

[@vincentolympe98]

I've heard so many people say hearing great players "i don't wanna play anymore". Well as someone who just now learned the base nothing else matters solo your version (which I think is better personally 🤫) just makes me want to play more and more to find my version of something that amazing within that solo

[@javierf55]

Love playing all of them. I'm 59, started to play my guitar 8 years ago and I'm the real slowhand... In general, Gilmour's solos are simple to play like TIME; simple BUT it needs a lot of practice to make it flow from the heart.

[@human8584]

No matter how easy the solo tyler still vibes with the bends

[@Dreager141]

So Far Away-Avenged Sevenfold, has two absolutely amazing solos that are super simple. First solos I ever learned. Incredibly simple yet incredibly effective.

[@justintsui864]

Love that song

[@DatBoi-mo9vc]

A7x is awesome man

[@BodaciousWickerman]

The dual guitar solo from Unholy Confessions after the first chorus is arguably one of the easiest solos of all time - some might classify it as an interlude though so it's questionable.

[@Dreager141]

@@BodaciousWickerman I wouldn’t really call it a solo

[@sushitrash7161]

Dogs by Pink Floyd, definitely underrated

[@Don-Felipe1]

The first solo I ever learned was the Comfortably Numb solo, and it was simple yet beautiful

[@watcherofyoutube9678]

One of my favorites is the solo in Slow Ride, very easy to play and fits well.

[@dylanbranfoot1120]

Live Forever by oasis is probably my favourite solo

[@BrickMan3022]

Probably the first solo I ever learned!

[@CashHooverOfficial]

Headshrinker

[@dylanbranfoot1120]

@@CashHooverOfficial rockin chair

[@Merkaba954]

The nothing else matters solo is the first real solo I actually learned

[@deandewitt5403]

me 2 and the main solo for def leps too late for love, which I think coulda been on this list

[@BudgetRC_Channel]

When I think of simple, melodic solos, I think of Chris Stapleton. He's an amazing singer & songwriter, and that translates into his guitar playing. It's simple, but it serves the songs brilliantly. His solo for Tennessee Whiskey is a perfect example.

[@scampydog2318]

Great job on Comfortably Numb, nailed the vibrato

[@calebrapp3856]

I personally think country music needs more recognition, because what people hear today on the radio is new country and most of it isn't even country. I'm glad you showed the king of country some recognition.

[@Kpapa91]

I feel like Brad Deslon from Linkin Park doesn't get enough love. His riffs are super simple but still powerful and full of emotion. I love his solo from One More Light, it really contributes to the feeling of the song.

[@metalheadblues]

It's sad when you think about linken park you only think about chester and Mike not the others

[@Unholychaos987]

First time I heard In Pieces, my mind was blown when Brad busted out a guitar solo which, if memory serves me correctly, was the first time a Linkin Park song featured a guitar solo

[@williamreynolds3487]

I actually like the Scar Tissue solos more, especially the last one. Love how they get progressively more emotional with each one.

[@joeydoyle7397]

I’ve started to actually learn guitar about a month ago, and I’ve always loved that song and those solos so those were the first ones I’ve taught myself. The first two are very easy and they’re all very fun to play.

[@wookiee66]

I would put in Clapton's solo from While My Guitar Gently Weeps

[@keeperofthebonessean2872]

This should be called the "More is less" list. And a great concept for any player!

[@_heffe_]

What you said about the nothing else matters solo is something I learned while trying to learn that solo. Every video I watched played it a little different. I took a little bit of each and play it my own way and it works.

[@michaelgoodridge462]

I'm not the biggest Queensryche fan, but Silent Lucidity is certainly up there with simple but extremely effective.

[@jacquesd5781]

Ooooh, I'd forgotten about that song! Thanks for the memories!

[@xdboardsurfer]

BAM Johnny Cash out of nowhere. Didn't see that one coming.

[@royfablooo2810]

Something by The Beatles also have a great yet easy guitar solo, It just fits! And it's perfect.

[@marielanderson8211]

if you play all the bends correctly, i don’t know if i would call it easy

[@craftcrate6602]

Nothing Else Matters solo; the most satisfying thing to play on guitar. Imo it's the most beautiful yet simple solo

[@Joe-hd1rb]

Let it Be is one of my favorite solos and it's about as simple as it gets.

[@tovasstalin2927]

I will say Supersonic and Don't look back in Anger by Oasis Noel's solo maybe simple that you say say he is overrated , but they really suit the song so well and people can sing along to it. P.S. for champagne supernova I won't say it is easy to get into the vibe so I don't include it on here

[@victorthemusicman7243]

I play smells like teem spirit different from how you play it. Up on the 10th fret

[@MUZIXHAV3R]

RHCP - scar tissue solos are great and easy solos. also, "can't stop" was a good shout

[@kottbullefras123]

And californication

[@MUZIXHAV3R]

@@kottbullefras123 yeah yet "under the bridge" is one of the harder RHCP songs because of the little nuances and that doesn't have a solo haha. snow is kinda hard too.

[@lukajward]

Kurts solo in their version of The Man Who Sold The World is a great 'simple' solo. It gives me goose bumps.

[@TeaWithBulbasaur]

The solo from Heal Me I’m Heartsick by No Vacancy(school of rock). Hits hard every time

[@tooncess1]

i wanna be sedated one note that is the simplest guitar solos ever made

[@kolosvintze3902]

I think Metallica's until it sleeps has an awesome solo but i guess this can also be said for a lot of songs from the album Load

[@TheRealEdgarSchmidt]

I was waiting for Seven Nations Army! That’s a great, almost out of control, solo

[@ronsanganettiII]

Waylon Jennings. Live at Mr. Luckys 1980. "This Time". So simple, yet it grabs me.

[@Plubob_McHabblefluffin]

"Keep on Lovin' You" by REO Speedwagon. I suck at guitar and I figured it out (more or less) in one evening, so it's easy. REO Speedwagon was one of the most influential rock/pop bands of the 80s and it was largely due to this song. This solo contains the perfect amount of bends, slides, hammer ons and pull offs, and even has a tasty pick scrape too.

[@staystrongjoseph]

Love you Tyler, no homo. A huge fan from Iraq 🤘🏻

[@ArkaneFR]

Where's Cinnamon Girl by Neil Young ? :O

[@Peregrineeagle]

Seriously though, it's just one note repeated, it literally can't get any simpler!

[@judgefegelein9980]

@@Peregrineeagle The E tuned to D just rings but you have the descending bit over it.

[@roberttharpe8627]

Here I am, five minutes later, whistling the solo to Folsom Prison. You hit the nail on the head with that one Tyler!

[@yobrethren]

A Maxwell's Silver Hammer guitar break after second verse also works as a nice little solo, and it's quite easy, i love playing it from time to time