What some songs with beginning solo skill levels?

[MichaelLitvak]

personally my first solo was from the song the kids arent allright by offspring

my first REAL solos that i actually worked on and know well are... fade to black intro solo and fade to black actuall solo at the end (well i know most of it lol)

[texasfury]

Cinnamon Girl - Neil Young

[horns666]

Nevermore..

[MadJack]

Cinnamon Girl - Neil Young

:ROTF: nir nir nir nir nir,nir nir,
nir nir nir nir nir, nir nir,
nir nir nir nir nir, nir nir.....
Don't tell me i'm the only one trying not to piss myself!

[texasfury]

Hey, he did ask for beginning skill level solos!

[MadJack]

Good point. 24 hours later, I'm still laughing. Had a shit day at work yesterday too. I needed that. Thanks! Funniest one liner I've heard in a long time. Seriously though, suprised nobody mentioned Pink Floyd. Comfortably Numb would be ideal. Lots of good technique there and memorable. I always liked it. It's smooth...creamy...like peanut butter!

[UmUt]

ups nevermore
believe in nothing --nevermore

[texasfury]

Walking On Sunshine - Katrina and the Waves

[RR05xx]

Anything off of Metallica's Kill 'em All are really just basic blues based stuff sped up a little. You will pick up a lot of classic little tricks that are not too difficult. Fade to Black is also easy and you will get introduced to simple arpegios.

[livebiz]

Runnin with the Devil is a good simple VH song.

[boiwonder]

Breaking the chains-cool George Lynch solo with some nice phrasing.