Crazy Little Things Called Love Guitar Solo Tab

Melodic, clean, and incredibly expressive — this solo from Queen, played by the legendary Brian May, is a perfect example of classic rock/pop session guitar phrasing. Focus on triads, note choice, dynamics, and melodic control, inspired by the polished style of one of rock’s most iconic guitarists.

This is not about playing fast. It’s about phrasing, tone, and making every note count — exactly what gives this Brian May solo its timeless, professional sound.

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Triad-based phrasing
Voice leading across the neck
Bending accuracy and vibrato control
Dynamics and touch
Classic pop/rock session guitar concepts used in Crazy Little Thing Called Love

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Dynamic control and touch (clean to slightly driven tones)
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