Songs that use harmonics?

Legionreturns

Stumbled across "For what it's worth" by Buffalo Springfield at my jam night the other day, a song which uses natural harmonics all the way through. Just wondered if people know any others? I quite enjoyed playing that part!

vasselmeyer

I've always liked the neat little harmonics in U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday. 

bbill335

DesVegas

Harvest Moon by Neil Young

Kebabkid

Intro and various bits of Rush's "Red Barchetta"

Van Halen's "Women in Love" from VHII

These "Harp Harmonics" are pretty interesting and people like Tommy Emmanuel, Andy Summers, Paul Jackson Jr, Steve Lukather and Eric Johnson come to mind but they go back to jazzer Lenny Breau

Legionreturns

Kebabkid said:

Intro and various bits of Rush's "Red Barchetta"

Van Halen's "Women in Love" from VHII

These "Harp Harmonics" are pretty interesting and people like Tommy Emmanuel, Andy Summers, Paul Jackson Jr, Steve Lukather and Eric Johnson come to mind but they go back to jazzer Lenny Breau

Love that first one! Thank you so much! Have a wiz... 

2nd video has turned into a picture since you edited it so you'll need to link the video again. 

Legionreturns

DesVegas said:

Harvest Moon by Neil Young

Lobe me a bit of Neil Young! Cheers

Roland

Joe Satriani, Summer Song 

djspecialist

vasselmeyer said:

I've always liked the neat little harmonics in U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday. 

Also the middle in "I Will Follow".

stickyfiddle

djspecialist said:

vasselmeyer said:

I've always liked the neat little harmonics in U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday. 

Also the middle in "I Will Follow".

And New Year's Day.

bingefeller

viz

stickyfiddle said:

djspecialist said:

vasselmeyer said:

I've always liked the neat little harmonics in U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday. 

Also the middle in "I Will Follow".

And New Year's Day.

And the beginning of In the Name of Love

Legionreturns

Why do U2 come up so much? Unfortunately I can't stand them or their music! 

TheBigDipper

Roundabout. Harmonics underpin the verses.

slacker

Legionreturns said:l

Why do U2 come up so much? Unfortunately I can't stand them or their music! 

30 years of making music, guitarist who uses fenders Gibson's rickenbacker every effect known to man, knobhead singer...

Many reasons why they are mentioned.

MagicPigDetective

Kim Thayil uses them a lot; Limo Wreck is a good example (watching that has got the GAS going again for a Guild S-100)

https://youtu.be/vrnxtk-zP0k

bignorm

I can believe no ones mentioned Jeff Becks Where Were You .. 
Mostly played with false harmonics and nigh on impossible to replicate  trem bar technique, the piece is a masterclass.

fnpt

Beautiful Day, U2 again. The man loves his harmonics.

Edit: With or Without you as well.

Rocker

Past the point of rescue.

I always played a harmonic note at the end of the intro to Lying Eyes. I don't think The Eagles did though..