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For me, working on guitar solos is all about jamming. I don’t really sit down and plan them too much. How do you go about writing yours? - Tony ✟
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If you don't catch a solo in a jam (inside the feel of the moment), you will lose the moment and the solo with it. Sometimes all you need is the first few notes and the solo writes itself. Here's an impromptu jam with no preconceived notions..

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I tend to plan mine out but I leave room for spontaneity.

Actually my favourite solos of yours Are both on the same album. Die young and Heaven and hell

A mix of improv and written depending on the piece. Over And Over (Mob Rules) always sounded raw and improvised to me (also my fave solo of yours). Wonder if it was a first take or the best of a few…

Was just listening to Lady Evil (the 'Live from Radio City' version) this morning and thinking how close to your original you kept that one. So many amazing solos throughout your career, but your solos from H&H and Mob Rules albums are *perfection* to me.

I need the rythm part in my head, then I play around unplugged till I find the first couple notes. From there the rest of the solo comes in parts that add on to the already existing part. If you understand what I mean.

My first or second takes have always been better to my ears than anything I tried too hard to perfect. Then again, I am not Tony Iommi, so I'll just go back to my slash and burn ways. Thank you.

Record about 5 takes. Pick the best one.

Solo on Age of Reason one of your best

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