72 'Cuda is mine

OOoohhhh I need some Dirty Women

Tony Iommi with Diry Women.

I haven't known any dirty woman, but I did own a Galaxy 500 back in the day. So it gets my vote. Plus, I liked it for the same reason Red Barchetta is one of favorite Rush songs. The music drives you down the road by putting you in the passenger seat of the car.

Dirty Women, though both songs are good.

Dirty Women's riffs and guitar work has a much more lasting effect on me when I listen to it compared to the Rev. If I were to pick up a guitar and want to learn a song it will be Dirty Women.

Not a particularly easy decision, but I'm inclined to vote for the guitarist showcased on a good track from a much maligned LP...

Dirty Women -- Tony Iommi/Black Sabbath, please!

This match will close tomorrow.

Tony Iommi (Dirty Women) leads Jim Heath (Galaxy 500) 10-9

I love that this contest is going to often pit two very different styles of music and guitar against each other. It makes me dig and listen carefully, and try to think of which guitar part is shining brighter.

In this case, I'm going with GALAXY 500 – Jim Heath. The whole song is just one fun guitar ride, and his clarity is brilliant. Tony Iommi is a great guitarist, and this song has a solid solo, but it doesn't seem to me like it goes to that next level.