What are your favorite instrumental songs?

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Channeling the great Link Wray-

 

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As if the original wasn't fast enough-

 

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Basically anything this guy does-

 

[cr8crshr]

Another vote from me for this one - Mason Williams with Classical Gas.

Roger a side note to my offering here on this topic...Back in 69-71, I was stationed at Travis AFB CA as my first duty assignment. I was working in a flying squadron as an Operations Specialist and became friends with a Pilot Captain Coppage. He and I played guitar a lot at the time and he taught me so much back then that I became so much better at it. He is actually Mason Williams's Cousin of all things. That would explain his amazing chops when we played together for fun. Just a tidbit is all but really neat!!! cr8crshr/Bill

 

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For you "Classical Gas" fans (me included), have you heard Mason Williams "Ear Show"? One of my favorite albums, also with a couple good instrumentals.

 

[beanhead]

Thanks guys these are all good ones and most are on my list as well.....keep 'em comin'!

Here's a few more of mine that I haven't seen posted yet (I don't think)

 

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Amazing bass-only cover of the Stevie Wonder classic...

 

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These two are easily in my top 5.

 

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I always considered Switch 625 an outro to Bringing On The Heartbreak.

Sure miss them playing it that way on the radio about 50% of the time.

 

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I always considered Switch 625 an outro to Bringing On The Heartbreak.

Sure miss them playing it that way on the radio about 50% of the time.

Very true....

 

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The last 4 minutes of Free Bird

 

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One of the most well-known of all...I think this takes most all of us back to a simpler time.

 

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A lady I work with likes to play a CD of music that sounds IMO just like Linus and Lucy.

I've asked her a couple of times if it's the same artist and she apparently doesn't know.

 

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