Chicago Music Exchange wrote:

100 Riffs (A Brief History of Rock N' Roll) - Alex Chadwick plays 100 famous guitar riffs in one take giving you a chronological history of rock n' roll.

https://vimeo.com/43426940

http://www.chicagomusicex.../100riffs/

That was awesome. Thanks for sharing. Guy is incredible. How some peoples minds work is just amazing - how the hell did he remember all those? awesome.

I know, pretty cool.

My favorite post to this site ever! Loved it!

Stick with this. It's worth it.

#37, needs more cowbell.

The first video was really cool, but the second one was even better. I hate it we people make playing the guitar look so easy. Wish I could play like that.

Made me feel kind of old. After about number 60, I was not familiar with a lot of the songs.

Sadly, it appears that I have become my parents.

Not every day that you go right from Earl Scruggs to the Sex Pistols.

I noticed that too. And I loved it!

Reminds me of a time listening to a new radio station trying to get their programming figured out - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap to Puff the Magic Dragon - classic.

Great!
I am so glad my air guitar still works.

[This message has been edited by Tom Masa (5/4/2013)]

Speaking of riffs.....the masters of riffs started tour last night, and one can see some of the old farts work here.

http://music.yahoo.com/bl...40682.html

I highly recommend watching the Midnight Rambler......I am extremely pleased to see the lads still have it in them.

Saw the Stones in 75 in Colorado. Chaka Kahn & Rufus and Charlie Daniels Band opened for them. They came in by helicopter to the football stadium and really rocked. Great party also in the stands. Great time.