Our final show where we countdown the last three positions in our countdown of the top 25 guitar solos of the 80’s. Eric is joined by a special guest host, Mickey Yarber, from The Retro Network.
#3 “Beat It” from Michael Jackson (and Eddie Van Halen):
https://songwhip.com/michael-jackson/beat-it
#2 “Cult of Personality” from Living Colour:
https://songwhip.com/living-colour/cult-of-personality
#1’s “Sweet Child O Mine” and “Paradise City” from Guns N Roses:
https://songwhip.com/guns-n-roses/sweet-child-o-mine
https://songwhip.com/guns-n-roses/paradise-city
We also have some honorable mention songs for this season!
The first is “It Would Take A Strong Strong Man” from Rick Astley":
https://songwhip.com/rick-astley/it-would-take-a-strong-strong-man
The second is “Home Sweet Home” from Motley Crue:
https://songwhip.com/motley-crue/home-sweet-home
The final honorable mention song is “Purple Rain” from Prince:
https://songwhip.com/prince/purple-rain
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