The most memorable part of a classic rock song isn’t always what’s sung. Occasionally, it's the guitar solo that makes the track famous.

The three bands below are counted among those numbers, churning out not only great debut albums but also timeless opening tracks.

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Back to Edoardo Genzolini: “It undoubtedly is one of the best solos ever conceived for its lyricism, and its recognisable structure building up to a unique climax,” he says.