Greatest Guitar Riff of the 1960s

[YellowSnow]

Day Tripper from the list, I’m sure you have this one hot in the bullpen…

I continue to be amused by the expressions and movements of Keith Moon when they were lip-syncing on the Telly BITD…

To add to @BleachedAnusDawg talking points, "I can't explain" is a total rip off and "You really got me now" which Pete has admitted.

 

[Purple_Pills]

Best riff from 60s Zep is Whole Lotta Love.
House of The Rising Sun should be on the list.

Or Heartbreaker. I could have gone either way.
I might break this out into riff of the year type series. Still trying to get my reads down.

I’ve seen Whole Lotta Love in the top 5 of many all time riff lists, but I actually like both Communication Breakdown and Heartbreaker’s riffs better. Led Zeppelin is never lacking in the great riffs department.

 

[PurpleThrobber]

@YellowSnow hates America and boy bands.

 

[YellowSnow]

@YellowSnow hates America and boy bands.

I fucking love the Monkees!
This will be in 1966.

 

[huskyhooligan]

If I'm being honest, Born to Be Wild, Sunshine of your Love, You Really Got Me are possibly the most recognizable, and widely used throughout the cultural lexicon (commercials, tv shows, movies). I echo the poost about House of the Rising Sun being included.

All that being said, the best of the 60's was also one of the best of the mid-late 90's.
Voodoo Child - James Hendrix

 

[YellowSnow]

If I'm being honest, Born to Be Wild, Sunshine of your Love, You Really Got Me are possibly the most recognizable, and widely used throughout the cultural lexicon (commercials, tv shows, movies). I echo the poost about House of the Rising Sun being included.

All that being said, the best of the 60's was also one of the best of the mid-late 90's.
Voodoo Child - James Hendrix

I’m getting there, Bud. 60s polls dropping soon.

 

[PurpleThrobber]

@YellowSnow hates America and boy bands.

I fucking love the Monkees!
This will be in 1966.

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