Favourite songs with no guitar

Phil_aka_Pip · June 2015

@EricTheWeary Tom Lehrer is (was?) a genius

EricTheWeary · June 2015

He's 87 now I think. Gave up performing to concentrate on mathematics.

mudslide73 · June 2015

Paul_C · June 2015

bingefeller · June 2015

TonyR · June 2015

Paul_C said:

^^^ this

ewal · June 2015

Loads. The first two which came to mind were:

hobbio · June 2015

There might be a little bit of guitar in this, but it's by no means a guitar song.

Moss · June 2015

ewal said:

Loads. The first two which came to mind were:

@ewal Yay for Caribou

StageStruck · June 2015

Soft Machine's Volume 1+2. I Don't think there's any guitar on these two bits of psychedelic goodness.

Octahedron · June 2015

Music without guitars in it is like toast without butter.

ICBM · June 2015

Octahedron said:

Music without guitars in it is like toast without butter.

Healthier?

EricTheWeary · June 2015

Less to worry about when it falls on the floor?

english_bob · June 2015

Octahedron said:

Music without guitars in it is like toast without butter.

No it isn't.

I like a lot of jazz music, most of which has little or no guitar. If I had to pick something to recommend, I'd say Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.

"I don't always have guitar players on my records, but when I do it's John McLaughlin, George Benson, John Scofield, Robben Ford, Carlos Santana or Mike Stern.

Phil_aka_Pip · June 2015

EricTheWeary said:

Less to worry about when it falls on the floor?

But useless for perpetual motion when strapped to the back of a cat

scrumhalf · June 2015

The Graham Bond Organisation - Graham Bond on Hammond, Ginger Baker on drums, Jack Bruce on bass, Dick Heckstall-Smith on sax - with this lot going there's no room for a guitar. Live, and storming - What'd I Say and Wade In The Water.