Who plays lead guitar on my old school?
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Jeffrey Allen Baxter Jeff Baxter Jeffrey Allen "Skunk" Baxter
My Old School Countdown to Ecstasy Elliott Randall
Who plays lead guitar on my old school?
My Old School Elliott Randall Countdown to Ecstasy Steely Dan Jeff Baxter Rikki Don't Lose That Number Brian May Old School Freight Train My Chemical Romance Alice Cooper
&quot;<b>My Old School</b>&quot; is a single drawn from Steely Dan&#39;s 1973 album Countdown to 
Ecstasy. ... The original studio track features a <b>guitar solo</b> by Jeff Baxter. Elliott Randall (born 1947) is an American <b>guitarist</b>, best known for being a 
session musician with popular artists. Randall <b>played</b> the well-known <b>guitar</b> solos 
from Steely Dan&#39;s song &quot;Reelin&#39; in the Years&quot; and Irene Cara&#39;s song &quot;Fame&quot;. It 
was reported that Led Zeppelin <b>guitarist</b> Jimmy Page said Randall&#39;s <b>solo</b> on ... He 
attended New York City&#39;s High <b>School</b> of Music &amp; Art, where he was&nbsp;... Released: 1973; &quot;<b>My Old School</b>&quot; Released: 1973. Countdown to Ecstasy is the 
second studio album by the American rock band Steely Dan, ... Billboard 
complimented the &quot;studio effect&quot; of the dual <b>guitar playing</b> and found the ... 
Donald Fagen – acoustic and <b>electric</b> pianos, synthesizer, <b>lead</b> and backing 
vocals; Walter&nbsp;... Steely Dan is an American rock duo founded in 1972 by core members Walter 
Becker (<b>guitars</b>, ... The album&#39;s singles were &quot;Show Biz Kids&quot; and &quot;<b>My Old School</b>
&quot;, both of which stayed in the lower half of the ... Striving for perfection, Becker 
and Fagen sometimes asked <b>musicians</b> to record as many as forty takes of each 
track. Jeffrey Allen &quot;Skunk&quot; Baxter (born December 13, 1948) is an American <b>guitarist</b>, 
known for his ... Moving to Boston to attend <b>college</b>, Baxter worked as a <b>guitar</b> 
technician and amplifier repairman at Jack&#39;s Drum Shop on Boylston Street. ... 
VHS and LaserDisc), in which he travels the world and interviews <b>guitarists</b> he 
admires. &quot;<b>My Old School</b>&quot; (1973), &quot;Rikki Don&#39;t Lose That Number&quot; (1974), &quot;Pretzel Logic&quot; (
1974). &quot;Rikki Don&#39;t Lose That Number&quot; is a single released in 1974 by rock/jazz 
rock group Steely Dan ... as does the bulk of the Pretzel Logic album. The <b>guitar</b> 
<b>solo</b> is by Jeff &quot;Skunk&quot; Baxter who would soon go on to join The Doobie Brothers. Brian Harold May, CBE (born 19 July 1947) is an English musician, singer, 
songwriter and astrophysicist. He is the <b>lead guitarist</b> of the rock band Queen. ... 
26 on Rolling Stone&#39;s list of the &quot;100 Greatest <b>Guitarists</b> of All Time&quot;. ... May 
earned a PhD in astrophysics from Imperial <b>College</b> London in 2007, and was 
Chancellor of&nbsp;... <b>Old School</b> Freight Train (OSFT) was a Charlottesville, Virginia-based band that 
combined ... They <b>played</b> at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. on 
September 23, 2006. ... <b>Old School</b> Freight Train&#39;s vocalist, songwriter, and 
<b>guitarist</b> was Jesse ... She was also the &quot;<b>My</b> GRAMMY Moment 2008&quot; winner on 
the 50th Annual&nbsp;... <b>My</b> Chemical Romance is an American rock band from Newark, New Jersey. The 
band&#39;s current lineup consists of <b>lead</b> vocalist Gerard Way, <b>guitarists</b> Ray ... The 
band eclipsed the success of their <b>previous</b> albums with their 2006 concept ... <b>My</b> 
Chemical Romance&#39;s general <b>style</b> has been categorized as alternative rock,&nbsp;... Alice Cooper is an American singer, songwriter, and <b>actor</b> whose career spans 
over 50 years. ... The classic Alice Cooper group lineup consisted of Furnier, <b>lead</b> 
<b>guitarist</b> Glen ... Cooper sent <b>her</b> a bunch of flowers in gratitude for the publicity. 
... group of road and studio <b>musicians</b> who were familiar with his oeuvre of <b>old</b>.
Jeff Baxter
My Old School