# The Concept guitar solo > Norman Blake, Raymond McGinley's guitar solo on The Concept by Teenage Fanclub (1991) starts at about 2:58. Watch from the solo, plus the story and gear. Canonical URL: Teenage Fanclub, 1991. Solo by *Norman Blake, Raymond McGinley*. The long instrumental coda layers fuzzy, harmonised guitars into one of 1990s indie's most beloved endings. The Concept opens Teenage Fanclub's Bandwagonesque with a sweet, lazy melody, but its real payoff comes in the long instrumental coda. Norman Blake and Raymond McGinley layer fuzzy, harmonised guitars that swell and drift, creating a warm, almost hymn-like finale. The lead lines are melodic and slow, rising over the steady rhythm without hurrying. It became one of 1990s indie rock's most beloved endings, blending noise and beauty. Listen for how the guitars harmonise and overlap, and for the gentle fuzz that softens their edges, letting the coda feel like a slow wave washing over you rather than a traditional solo, gradually fading into warm, lingering sound. The Concept by Teenage Fanclub is featured in our Power Pop (#19) list. The solo is played by Norman Blake, Raymond McGinley and the song was released in 1991. ## In our lists - [The 25 Greatest Power Pop Guitar Solos](https://greatestsolos.com/list/power-pop/) — #19 ## Sources ### Who played the guitar solo on The Concept? Norman Blake, Raymond McGinley played the solo on Teenage Fanclub's The Concept (1991). --- GreatestSolos ranks the greatest guitar solos by consensus across published lists. Agent guide: [llms.txt](https://greatestsolos.com/llms.txt) · [Sitemap](https://greatestsolos.com/sitemap.xml) · [Dataset (CSV)](https://greatestsolos.com/data/greatest-guitar-solos.csv) · [How we rank](https://greatestsolos.com/method/)