I think it's pretty well-recognized as an amazing guitar solo. Personally, if we're talking about guitar solos that were on commercially released albums, I think Jerry Garcia's "Dark Star" solo on Live/Dead by The Grateful Dead is the best guitar solo of all time. I could listen to that over and over again until the end of time.

Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Curtis Mayfield, and Al Green.

Got7 - lullaby (Spanish version) https://youtu.be/oqJqgHQ5i94

Lullaby has some smooth/ chill rapping parts to it

Meghan Trainor - Better when I’m dancin https://youtu.be/pkCyfBibIbI

Ricky Martin - La Copa de la Vida https://youtu.be/8BkYKwHLXiU

Poco loco

Keeping it to just people who’ve released in the last year:

Adi Oasis

Jalen Ngonda

Kelela

The Suffers

Pink Sweat$ is pretty good and modern

Well, I never had a place that I could call my very own But that's all right, my love, 'cause you're my home

You’re my home by Billy Joel

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They are people. They are going to do things outside of the music. It used to be that for the most part, these activities weren’t made known to the public.

Of course with Phil Anselmo, there was a video of him giving a Nazi salute and yelling “White Power” on stage, so it’s a bit harder to separate performance and performer.

My guitar teacher (who is a guitar legend in his own right) got me to listen to that song back when I was learning with him

Those that know, know .

Alter bridge

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Danke Schoen. That's the name of the song. It's by Wayne Newton.

Raphael Saadiq

Maxwell — Starting with the “Urban Hang Suite”album

Ro James “Permission”

Everyone and their mother has this song in their top 10 though. You want unappreciated perfection, look up Santana Live at the Fillmore ‘68. The entire show is just immaculate. But never in my life have I heard anyone bring up how incredible Chunk a Funk is, or tell me to check out Freeway, or listen to his cover of As the Years Go Passing By.

Not only that, but his solos in much lesser known songs from his first few albums like Guajira and Taboo are also worthy of mention, imo. And as a lover of Maggot Brain myself, I would highly suggest checking out Latin Tropical and Flame-Sky. Both 10 minutes plus with similar vibes.

Even though Santana’s name commands such respect in the guitar world, people often don’t do enough to appreciate the quality pf some of his individual work imo.

Acker Bilk's Strangers on the Shore

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here you go. some thrash albums i've liked in the past few years, it's only missing:
hellish - the dance of the four elemental serpents, which came out late last year.

Anita baker

True… hopefully you’re not leaving at 15. But maybe something like that. You’ll be in my Heart from Tarzan could work. But I’m showing my age on that one.

Elvis Crespo - Suavemente

Omg!! I was thinking about that exact song, it was the first that came to mind but I thought it was too sad hence the leaving part. And honestly, no, my dad really only listens to rap. I wanted something from a disney movie because I grew up watching it with both my parents, but I can't really think of a song that doesn't have a sad note to it

Is there a song that has a lot of sentimental value between you two? My family and I aren’t Latino, and my daughter is only 6, but I already know we’re going to dance to Remember Me from Coco at her wedding. We used to sing it every night at bedtime and it’s a perfect representation of our relationship. Maybe a song that both of you connect to will work.