Who played the lead guitar on Hotel California?

Joe Walsh
While the recording features the guitar work of Joe Walsh and Don Felder, the primary guitar heard throughout the solo belongs to Felder, who also wrote the music for the track. In the studio, Felder played the intro on a Takamine 12-string and the solo on his 1959 Les Paul Standard.

Who plays the 12 string guitar in Hotel California?

Don Felder
The acoustic guitar used by Don Felder at Criteria Studios in 1976 to record the iconic 12 string intro to the song Hotel California…was a Takamine.

Who did the original guitar solo in Hotel California?

The classic solo crafted by Joe Walsh and Don Felder epitomizes the stadium rock sound of the ’70s and has served air guitarists well since its inception in 1976.

Who was the Eagles lead guitarist?

Don Henley
Joe WalshGlenn FreyDon FelderBernie Leadon
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Who plays the double-neck guitar on Hotel California?

Legend Don Felder
Eagles Legend Don Felder Tells The Story Behind The Double-Neck Guitar He Uses For Hotel California. Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Don Felder’s double-neck guitar has just joined the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Play It Loud” exhibit, which features iconic rock and roll instruments.

What guitar did Don Felder play on Hotel California?

The Guitar For the Hotel California guitar solo, Joe Walsh used his classic ’70’s Fender Telecaster. There is a bit of speculation about whether it had been modified or not, but from my point of view, it doesn’t really matter, I’m just trying to get a start on designing the tone.

What brand of guitar does Joe Walsh play?

Joe Walsh primarily plays Gibson Les Paul and Fender Stratocaster model guitars. He credits their all-time classical sound and easy dynamics as the main reason he loves these models. Joe also has signature models issued to his name with other manufacturers including Carvin, Duesenberg, and PRS.