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Carlos Cavazo replaced Randy Rhoads in Quiet Riot, and Rhoads is the reason he got the job. When Randy left for Ozzy, he told the band to call Cavazo, because his own guitar students kept saying the kid was good. Here's the solo that proved him right, 1983.

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