The Top 10 Greatest Guitar Riffs 1970. Riff Battle ’70!
Riff Battle 1971 https://youtu.be/A_uBrfAAazs
Welcome to Guitar riff battle 1970! a video series idea I’ve had kicking around in my head for a while now, figured that I’d get it started.
hope you enjoy it.
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Changed my mind
Funk 49
Fortunate Son!
Hmm… for 1970 period I would have added "Hard Lovin; Man" riff by the guitar maestro, Mr. Ritchie Blackmore. In the absence of that I will go for Black Night.
mississippi queen
great videos thanks
American Woman always just makes you want to stop what you're doing and take a listen . You put a lot of time and effort into this stuff Kelly and it shows . Damm You Chris waiting all this time to tell me about this Channel ….lol
Without overthinking it just going to go with Paranoid. So simple yet so heavy.
Machine Gun next for sure.
Paranoid is the best. My favourite riff from Tony is Into The Void
EXCELLENT choices!!
Oh Man what a great video! 🙂 It looks like you are using an Amp Sim. Can I ask you which software you are using to playing these riffs?
Mississippi Queen for sure. That Black Strat with the hot rails is looking sharp! (Sounds great too!) Cheers!!
Mississippi Queen gets my vote, though the others are also fabulous riffs ????????????????????????☮☮☮
#9 Layla Duane Allman
Immigrant Song. Nice list – I've added Funk49 to my list of songs to learn.
I have to go with Layla. What a great riff. Btw, how is it that you don’t have more subscribers? Keep at it bro, your videos are outstanding.
Layla
How do you pick between such great riffs? They're not just great, but important too, ya know? I'm kinda sick to death of playing Paranoid, but that riff is a big deal. Fortunate Son? You can't have a Vietnam movie without it. Immigrant Song is bad ass. Do you go for the song that helped shape music or the one that's just the most fun to play? Ok, ok, ok… I'm gonna flip a coin… LAYLA.
I didn’t know all of these. So to make an informed vote, I decided to learn those and brush up on the ones I already knew. Machine Gun gets my vote. It’s a riff that plays like a solo, but it’s still a riff.
No Iron Man makes me sad, so I'll go with Machine Gun. Hendrix always seems years ahead of his contemporaries.
Layla but liked Paranoid too…I’ll go with the one I am most familiar with…Love,Linda aka your mother xo
Well it's really difficult to choose one song. They are all great. It really was not at easy decision In the end I go for All right now because it's fun to play. it's simple and the riff is the song and it sticks in your head once you heard it.
Alright Now by Free
So many great riffs, I’ll cast my vote for funk 49!
American Woman!!
Great idea for a video series. I have to vote for Layla, though I was really tempted by Paranoid and some other songs on this list.
Layla
"Alright Now" — It has such a cool cadence and tone
All Right Now is for me the one
Great list! I know you tried to limit to 10, but it's hard to ignore Roadhouse Blues by The Doors and Gypsy by Uriah Heap. But what to leave out…
Great playing as always.