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Some more, hard driving Eric Clapton guitar leads, rock and gospel. The gospel entry starts slow and builds, to the end when Preston and Clapton trade leads on the main theme, back and forth, starting around 3:30 into.

would you consider this hard driving?

Cream rose to the top with this one, I think.

Ten Years After played their instruments faster than any of the other contemporary bands, I thought.

Had "Scatterbrain" here by Jeff Beck, but not sure if it fits the OP exactly. This one does, I think. Johnny Winter played a lot of hard driving music, here from his second album.

well, that's pretty awful sounding stuff, but it is hard driving, all right. Superhard driving. Wouldn't consider those songs, but might if any of them could sing at all. :) Music, still. Gotta have a beat, though, I think, to make your body move to be considered as hard drivin'. Move you...

slow, hard drivin', had never heard R.L. Burnside, good one. Here's rock again, one that sounds pretty hard driving to me, like a miner in a hard rock mine advancing a drift.

Santana's early albums had lots of hard driving songs. "Soul Sacrifice" from the 1st album, or this one from the second album. They were the hottest band for some time, driving music, rock with Latin beat and bongo and conga along with drums.

or, how about blues' first-cousin, gospel, for hard driving:

well, this is what happens when you take a day off from what you are supposed to be doing, and listen to music online. This thread has me thinking, and here's 2 very popular, hard drivin' songs from the late '60s, when rock and blues music were both starting to really flourish, when big record...

old punk was pretty drivin'

haven't seen any blues here yet.

Thank you. Well, I think it was to follow the 2 reviewers' mandatory suggestions closely in the revision of my initial submission. They were very critical, seemed almost like a good cop/bad cop scenario. They wanted a better explanation of what the problem actually was, and how did I come to...

No, you don't have to read it. It's high school geometrical optics, not physics or something of interest, probably, to physicists. It's not in their 'scope', one journal reviewer said that too. It's just a very simple lens model and needs a big company to tackle something new like it for any...