The BEST Solo Ritchie Blackmore EVER Played?

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[DowCross]

I'm in my 70's and Blackmore is still my favorite guitarist.

[davemenard]

Blackmore is one of the very few actual guitar gods. The name, the chops, the style, the attitude and the mystery. He has all of it in spades. None better

[SuperBriansmoke]

John Lord’s contribution to this song is absolutely incredible. This band was the perfect alignment of genius.

[larsnilsson]

You can pick almost any solo from the Great Ritchie Blackmore, every solo is completely amazing. No other guitar player is even close or any solo for that matter. Mr. Ritchie Blackmore is the Man.

[archiebunkerr]

Finally, someone is talking about it! The song "Lazy" is incredibly emotional. Both the melody and the rhythm are captivating and draw you in. Thank you, Tim, for choosing this track.

[Gkm]

I grew up on this stuff. As Brian May has said, no one else was playing like that back then. The combination of virtuosity and feel was simply unmatched in the genre of rock music at that time.

[thisdyingsoul]

I have always loved Blackmore's playing. He has this very unique mix of blues, classical, and jazz in his style. Not your typical rocker of the 60's and 70's.

[prd.]

Ritchie Blackmore never gets enough credit, one of the best

[repetitivemotion]

Nobody played like Blackmore, nobody. As a musician, he wrote so many awesome riffs and played so many great solos. In a list of the greatest rock guitarists he is surely near the top

[GaryClark-qyyy]

Ritchie Blackmore has been my favorite guitar player since forever.

[myoptikx]

Jon Lord’s organ solo in Lazy is one of the meanest things ever committed to vinyl.

[petermayonejr.]

Machine Head version of the classic, "LAZY" was AMAZING! Maestro Blackmore was just 23-years-young when he laid that FIRE down! Masterful player!

[AndresYepez]

Made in Japan is one of the best rock live albums ever recorded… 🤘🏼

[nickclube]

RB was absolutely on fire during the recording of Machine Head and this solo from Lazy is a masterclass blues solo. A thing of beauty, tone, phrasing, dexterity, musicality and virtuosity.

[ganuv]

Blackmore was always on top of all of them, a unique talent and the most creative guitarist, those who know the world of guitar know he was the best rock guitarist ever.

[sundaynightdrunk]

Blackmore has always been one of my favorite players, and even as a young student guitarist I wondered how he was finding all these notes that weren't in the scales I was learning. Such an interesting guitarist.

[steveweilhart]

Made in Japan was such a powerful album - The guitar solo in the opening Highway Star is off the chart! Richie one of the greatest ever!

[SebastianShakra]

Ritchie is the best guitar player in the world and all the other guitarists are a cheap imitation of Blackmore. His sound is pure and deliberate. I am glad that you are sharing a study of his guitar style. He deserves all the credibility and respect. ❤❤❤

[GrayJack]

The great thing about "Lazy" - particularly live on "Made in Japan" is the sense of joy and fun that comes out of it. When Lord and Blackmore start riffing together it is two brilliant players just having a blast.

[cliveshalice]

Wonderful to watch how genuine and talented you are Tim!