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Songs with great intros

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Here is one. This has a spoken intro. Many others have musical intros. What we are looking for is an intro that keeps you sticking around to hear the song.

 
 
 
Some of my favorite guitar players...





 
The Outlaws had some rather long intros...



 
Free Bird has to be on the list...

 
Easily the best of all time

 
 
ttwtt78640 said:
Some of my favorite guitar players...] <snip>
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We saw Dire Straits @ the GW Smith Center in 75-76. They began with “Down To the Waterline.” They dragged out the beginning for a maddening long time, pitch black stage.

 
 



Badump, bump, bump.........
 
Rexedgar said:
We saw Dire Straits @ the GW Smith Center in 75-76. They began with “Down To the Waterline.” They dragged out the beginning for a maddening long time, pitch black stage.

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From the Desperado soundtrack:

 
Rexedgar said:
The entire first album was decent, “Wild West End, Water of Life, etc.”
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This was (he is dead now) one of my favorite guitar players. I used to see him play locally quite often when I lived in MD.

 
Eddie could have several entries.





 
A slightly different style of intro:

 
Lots of intro!

 
rjay said:
Here is one. This has a spoken intro. Many others have musical intros. What we are looking for is an intro that keeps you sticking around to hear the song.

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does baldry have some sort of goiter/growth on his neck ... see the album cover
 
Unknown in the US, Status Quo Kicked off most gigs with this song. In fact Rick Parfitt the rhythm guitarist opened most of their songs.

 
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