Best Beatles Guitar Solos

The Top Ten
1 The End

Paul started it off, followed by George, followed by John to make the perfect solo ever!

2 While My Guitar Gently Weeps
3 Let it Be
4 Something

Emotive, melodious, complicated, yet at the same time laid back and almost like a conversation. Perfect.

5 Taxman
6 Good Morning Good Morning
7 Helter Skelter
8 Nowhere Man

1 - The solo itself is an amazing melody, and is by far the most outstanding part of the song

2 - The fact that two guitars were played in harmony brought something new and innovative to rock/pop music, and still sounds awesome.

3 - The solo is merely 15 seconds long, but creates a memorable melody and brings this full-sounding vibe to the song.

4 - The guitar tone is phenominal, it is echoey and reminiscent of guitar tones used in the ‘Help! ’ album, but has an acoustic-sounding flare with extra bass, it almost sounds like a double bass, but obviously much farther up in pitch. It sounds ragged and choir-like and is perfect for the song.

9 Tommorow Never Knows

Fun Fact: This solo was actually the solo from the song "Taxman, " off of the same album "Revolver, " in reverse.

10 I Want You (She's So Heavy)

Love this song.

The Contenders
11 And Your Bird Can Sing
12 Hey Bulldog
13 I Saw Her Standing There
14 Can't Buy Me Love
15 Back in the U.S.S.R.
16 She's a Woman

This is one of my favorite George solos because it works so well. There isn't a bad note in it.

17 Rain
18 I Want to Hold Your Hand
19 Come Together
20 A Hard Day's Night
21 I Feel Fine
22 All My Loving
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