Best “use of tremolo bar” solos

[SpiderWars]

I’ll start with this one:

 

[RaceU4her]

Top Gun
Every Rose has its Thorn

 

[SoooRad]

Overkill - Horrorscope

 

[rottingcorpse]

Anything by Corey Feldman.

 

[GreatRedDragon]

Over the Mountain

 

[gtr31]

Top Gun
Every Rose has its Thorn

Top gun and Stevens yes
But CC I think even with a bar he somehow still managed to bend every second note out of key

 

[gtr31]

I don’t know an exact song but I would say VAI is likely in 1st play

 

[Gitfiddler]

Queensryche "Best I Can" solo. Very tasty diveboming. 3:04

 

[Markedman]

You cannot beat this!!!

 

[alund]

Beck’s people get ready. Or anything Jeff Beck for that matter
Brad Gillis sister Christian

 

[Hiwatts-n-Gibsons]

Walk - Pantera

 

[Matt300ZXT]

I'm going to throw my .02 in and say any solo that is the exact opposite of anything Kerry King did.

Also, Reb Beach had some great tremolo work in the short but sweet solo to Time To Surrender.

 

[Chick Norris]

Have found the best use of a vibrato is to use it.

 

[marvcus]

Not a solo, but the intro to Kickstart My Heart and I guess, by extension, Motorcycle Driver by Satriani.

Trooch’s Under A Glass Moon solo

Dreams by EVH

Respect the Wind by EVH

The entire Passion and Warfare album by Vai

 

[Jack Luminous]

 

[sytharnia1560]

Always loved the growling thing on Warlocks "all we are" from I think Tommy Bolan ... When I first heard Jeff Beck do it I was blown away by the sound of it, then seeing it done in this song pretty much made me want to learn how to do it as a beginner player in 1987. Don't do it much anymore but every now and then I pull it out and people always say how cool it sounds haha

 

[shar-vell Dan]

 

[Luca79]

 

[Beyond Black]

Hanneman’s first two solos during the bridge of “Alter of Sacrifice.”

 

[NorCal_Val]

At about 3:08, Holdsworth doing his subtle whammy bar magic.

However, Mr.Vai earned my undying fandom with this little number.