Yeah it was tricky for me to do anything balanced, I had some melodic ideas then time was up. He changed things up nicely and was really polished and tasteful with it. There's only a few solos I like better than his, and mostly just because of their tone and adding a harmonies or something. For just straight up one shot soloing, he's one of the best. He'll never punch in anything, always works it out and gets it perfect or redoes it. I like how he flipped to the neck pickup. The switch on his Parker is up top, so is easy to do, but that was my favorite part because it was so seemless.