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Not all street musicians are poor. I have known several successful musicians who do it just for fun. Just to be out on the street playing because they love to.Jerry Garcia used to hang out at studios and sit in for free just because he really just loved to play.True artist are not about the money as they are the passion of the art. Thanks for posting this .
True art moves you, inspires you, even motivates you. It can put a smile on your face, or a tear in your eye. With a true artist you feel what he plays as much as you hear it. This is true art, from a real artist.
@Hawmawn busking doesn't necessarily mean you're poor... lots of musicians I know busk, and while they're not necessarily well off they're not all broke
@Hawmawn Yeah, remember, there's nothing to say that a street musician is poor, necessarily. After all, I busk regularly with my band, for no reason other than to get our music out there, and make a bit of money on the side.
I don't know why people always have to assume that if you're street performing that you are automatically poor. I was making $80 hr. + as a street performer in New Orleans. Enough to quit my "regular" job as a waiter. Had a really nice apartment with a swimming pool. That was before Katrina. Met a great woman doing that and got married. So much freedom. You make your own hours. Take a break whenever you feel like it. Always free to experiment and try new things. If people are rude, you can stop.
Off subject rant. Has the population become so stupid that they have to use profanity in even the most simple comments? For crying out loud, It may be sad that he is not in a band, but what is more sad is that you had to resort to profanity to make that statement. Learn to express yourself without it. You will seem alot smarter.
Off subject rant. Has the population become so stupid that they have to use profanity in even the most simple comments? For crying out loud, It may be sad that he is not in a band, but what is more sad is that you had to resort to profanity to make that statement. Learn to express yourself without it. You will seem a lot smarter.
@Hawmawn I'm a busker myself and I'll have you know that it's more than likely that guy clears $200 - $300 a day. A day being about 5 hours of busking. There is nothing "sad" about using a skill you have to make some extra cash or even a living. What's really sad is people that slave away in jobs they hate for considerably less money because the don't have any entrepreneurial skills. Just know that buskers laugh behind the backs of people like you that are that close minded and ignorant.
@Hawmawn I'm a busker myself and I'll have you know that it's more than likely that guy clears $200 - $300 a day. A day being about 5 hours of busking. There is nothing "sad" about using a skill you have to make some extra cash or even a living. What's really sad is people that slave away in jobs they hate for considerably less money because the don't have any entrepreneurial skills. Just know that buskers laugh behind the backs of people like you that are that close minded and ignorant.
@Hawmawn chapman sticks cost a shit load enough for a pos car or atleast a couple nights in a good hotel his looks brand new and i believe his is the most expensive you can buy
Sometimes buskers aren't poor at all. They have an offering plate out as a manner of tradition. People like to get out and play. Sometimes they interpret the money they can get as a measure of providence or omen.
Chapman sticks are about $ 1500 retail for a base model. This guy also has a really good amplifier and speaker combo to get that quality of sound. It's good street music.
@Hawmawn Not all street musicians are poor... Thought about doing this once just for fun i mean if you are an artist you obviously want to have an audience and what better way to get one than to just walk right outside the door?
When I saw that, I had an existentialist question : Rather pley there with a CHAPMAN STICK for a dime, or continuing to see drunken guys front of me "air guitar herose", witth my foty years trying to get a good sound of all the instruments I've been paid to play ?
Heftycat...new instrument? Not really, tapping instruments have been arund for ages. The Chapman Stick itself is just another form of one, and has been around since about 1970 or so. Versitile and nearly limitless in it's uses. Encourage you to check it out some more, you might find something you really like.
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Am I the only one who doesn't like this new instrument? I would much rather prefer something more organic in tone that moves the air around me than this extra reverberated digitalization... Don't get me wrong I love electronic music and ambient sounds like no other, but this to me, just isn't right - it sounds grossly clean.
I agree, i dont like his tone at all, i play this instrument but i use different pickups to his and go for a different tone. I don't mind his tone that much but i think it just comes down to his taste. He's using rather light strings which make it sound weak i feel and electronic as you said.
But i dont think its any reason to dislike the instrument itself, plenty of bassists and guitarists have shit tone but that doesnt make those instruments bad really.
after buying mine i have NO money left. So like me he probably needs to get some anyway he can. But street playing is great fun to me, though he doesnt seem to be enjoying it.
you know sometimes i never understands that talented people with such a great gifts never made it,while others they appear on such as nationa tv act like total idiots make lots of money.lmay it's destany???
I met this gentleman in London while I was busking at Waterloo tube station a year or so back. He gave me one of his CDs. He was very happy that I was playing a Chapman Stick!
San Francisco 1990?....That was Daniel Kane, he usually played near the Cannery and Ghiradelli by Fishman's Wharf...greatest stick player I have ever heard. Wish I knew where he was today or how to buy some of his music.
As you can see, it's a fretted stringed instrument. It is played by tapping and plucking the strings. I've never seen or heard of acoustic sticks and they are all electric.
His name is Eduardo. He's from Paris, but I met him a few monthes ago in Nive where he was busking at this time. I spoke with him a bit. He said me that he was pretty new to the Stick (one year I think) but not to music (he was a piano player before switching for the Stick). What else? Ask and I'll try to answer you ;-)
I'll bet this guy does OK with tips...
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sc6977 5 months ago
I have never seen this guy in France, life would you it against me?
MrMirmilloN 5 months ago
Yeah, the instrument is a couple thousand. He's talented though. Street musicians are respected in France I guess.
Dissent153 7 months ago
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Dissent153 7 months ago
I have seen this guy in Barcelona!!! So he probably has enough money to go around the world=)
elrondsch 7 months ago
Yea, I doubt this dude is poor, those things are expensive as hell. lol
Ithyphallics 7 months ago
ahora pagale los 15 euros
yarutonesong 7 months ago
Moi je l'ai vu au village de Konoha, il jouait de la flute avec une fille au regard de catcheur !
FrogsFactory 8 months ago in playlist Street music 2
@FrogsFactory MDR n'imp'.
XxOoLaChoseoOxX 8 months ago
he misses right when you zoom in hahaha, awesome though =D
DaYsteJam 9 months ago
If you can play like that, it doesn't matter how much money you have or don't have. You'll forever be rich.
rocknrollhoochiekoo1 9 months ago
Not all street musicians are poor. I have known several successful musicians who do it just for fun. Just to be out on the street playing because they love to.Jerry Garcia used to hang out at studios and sit in for free just because he really just loved to play.True artist are not about the money as they are the passion of the art. Thanks for posting this .
bc78260 11 months ago
Awesome!
ilovemysr505 11 months ago
Amazing player but he looks miserable xD
Prettyflyforabassguy 1 year ago
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Chapman Stick ft w, nice vid thx forthe up
ikillednoe 1 year ago
Chapman Stick ft w, nice vid thx forthe up
ikillednoe 1 year ago
Chapman Stick ftw, nice vid thxforthe up
ikillednoe 1 year ago
Y pensar que Tony Levin, es un referente en este instrumento.
Puede ser que lo haya popularisado, pero como interprete es malisimo.
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El tipo del video, le da una faceta emotiva y bella.
fUnKRaPp 1 year ago
wow this shit is so fake lmao
Billjo5 1 year ago
@Billjo5 just becuz u dnt know how a chapman stick works duznt make it fake
kacoliketaco 1 year ago
Does not matter weather to rich or poor,F @"**-@ BRILLIANT.
MrTeejeehook 1 year ago
True art moves you, inspires you, even motivates you. It can put a smile on your face, or a tear in your eye. With a true artist you feel what he plays as much as you hear it. This is true art, from a real artist.
MrSamuraiLincoln 1 year ago
Sir Edward!
He's the man!
I met him in Aix En Provence in '07.
Great player and nice guy!
I bought one of his CD's and still play it pretty frequently.
gre107 1 year ago
such a tender sounds, he must have a warm heart :)
bockbeam 1 year ago
the world is sad but the music speaks !
ghitaciprian 1 year ago
can anyone tell me how much it costs a chapman stick???
xxXadiraelbloodXxx 1 year ago
@xxXadiraelbloodXxx a ten string chapman stick is around $2000-2500
stick . com / prices
BrighamHB 1 year ago
@BrighamHB Tanks.
xxXadiraelbloodXxx 1 year ago
what the fuck is this shit?why this guy is poor?
he must be in some band and making money!
so SAD!
Hawmawn 1 year ago
@Hawmawn I wouldn't say he's poor, he obviously has enough money to buy the instrument and a nice outift
deepislandboy 1 year ago 29
@deepislandboy it's europe
arturviey 1 year ago
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SchwarzesIce 1 year ago
@Hawmawn busking doesn't necessarily mean you're poor... lots of musicians I know busk, and while they're not necessarily well off they're not all broke
BrighamHB 1 year ago
@Hawmawn Yeah, remember, there's nothing to say that a street musician is poor, necessarily. After all, I busk regularly with my band, for no reason other than to get our music out there, and make a bit of money on the side.
Kazbahn1 1 year ago
I don't know why people always have to assume that if you're street performing that you are automatically poor. I was making $80 hr. + as a street performer in New Orleans. Enough to quit my "regular" job as a waiter. Had a really nice apartment with a swimming pool. That was before Katrina. Met a great woman doing that and got married. So much freedom. You make your own hours. Take a break whenever you feel like it. Always free to experiment and try new things. If people are rude, you can stop.
DillingerLee 1 year ago
Off subject rant. Has the population become so stupid that they have to use profanity in even the most simple comments? For crying out loud, It may be sad that he is not in a band, but what is more sad is that you had to resort to profanity to make that statement. Learn to express yourself without it. You will seem alot smarter.
trav4guitar 1 year ago 2
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Off subject rant. Has the population become so stupid that they have to use profanity in even the most simple comments? For crying out loud, It may be sad that he is not in a band, but what is more sad is that you had to resort to profanity to make that statement. Learn to express yourself without it. You will seem a lot smarter.
trav4guitar 1 year ago
@Hawmawn I'm a busker myself and I'll have you know that it's more than likely that guy clears $200 - $300 a day. A day being about 5 hours of busking. There is nothing "sad" about using a skill you have to make some extra cash or even a living. What's really sad is people that slave away in jobs they hate for considerably less money because the don't have any entrepreneurial skills. Just know that buskers laugh behind the backs of people like you that are that close minded and ignorant.
sk8achris 1 year ago
@sk8achris ok man i didnt know that...now its clear for me....btw i love the way he plays!
Hawmawn 1 year ago
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@Hawmawn I'm a busker myself and I'll have you know that it's more than likely that guy clears $200 - $300 a day. A day being about 5 hours of busking. There is nothing "sad" about using a skill you have to make some extra cash or even a living. What's really sad is people that slave away in jobs they hate for considerably less money because the don't have any entrepreneurial skills. Just know that buskers laugh behind the backs of people like you that are that close minded and ignorant.
sk8achris 1 year ago
@Hawmawn chapman sticks cost a shit load enough for a pos car or atleast a couple nights in a good hotel his looks brand new and i believe his is the most expensive you can buy
azfryguy 1 year ago
@Hawmawn some people busk because its just really nice, not for the money
ZurabMelua 10 months ago
@Hawmawn
Sometimes buskers aren't poor at all. They have an offering plate out as a manner of tradition. People like to get out and play. Sometimes they interpret the money they can get as a measure of providence or omen.
AugustusLarch 9 months ago
@AugustusLarch cool man...i didnt know about that,u know i`m from some other part of the earth:D but thats like cool tradition.
Hawmawn 9 months ago
@Hawmawn
Chapman sticks are about $ 1500 retail for a base model. This guy also has a really good amplifier and speaker combo to get that quality of sound. It's good street music.
AugustusLarch 9 months ago
@Hawmawn
many of the good street musicians are not poor...that's kind of a prejudice
if you're good and you get people's attention you earn much more with making music in the street than with a normal job..
Ebbelboiz 5 months ago
@Hawmawn Not all street musicians are poor... Thought about doing this once just for fun i mean if you are an artist you obviously want to have an audience and what better way to get one than to just walk right outside the door?
arkaros0 4 months ago
When I saw that, I had an existentialist question : Rather pley there with a CHAPMAN STICK for a dime, or continuing to see drunken guys front of me "air guitar herose", witth my foty years trying to get a good sound of all the instruments I've been paid to play ?
Guess what's my choice ?
MrGranousty 1 year ago
see the hurt in his eyes
Rafhabass 1 year ago
I'm selling my blue polycarbonate chapman stick.
Don't hesitate to contact me for further details.
neverforgive 1 year ago
@neverforgive How much are you selling it for and could you possibly post a video of it? I am interested in trying to buy and learn how to play one.
cody10184 1 year ago
european street musician performers are so talented
graffitimastaa 1 year ago
yea he looks pissed
EvenHummROCKS 2 years ago
he looks mean! lol
adamenko89 2 years ago
sounds beautiful
jaqetall 2 years ago
the chord choice is just exquisite
weezul 2 years ago
The Stick is the coolest instrument EVER!!! If I saw any street performer playing it I would instantly give him an awesome sum of money
sorencasonwood 2 years ago
Cool. I'll be playing around Hungary this summer. Hope to see you there! :-D
JaphletBA 2 years ago
vera ortiz
thomaski 2 years ago
Beautiful!
Chronosei 2 years ago
Great playing!
chachopiri 2 years ago
heyy men!!!, you should be famous , great music and tecnique
johsebach 2 years ago
WOW
alexberdea 2 years ago
bello
wormscake 2 years ago
look! it's Tony Shaloub!
moxxfactor 2 years ago
he looks kinda pissed off
gurusage142 2 years ago
"he looks kinda pissed off."
No, he's just French. lol.
MySupaFli 2 years ago 39
@MySupaFli D'you know what they say 'bout americans in france?
Fjord76 1 year ago
@Fjord76 something cool probably.
MySupaFli 1 year ago
@Fjord76 If it's rude, who cares?
PeterMayer 1 year ago
@MySupaFli er.. not really. ^ ^"
XxOoLaChoseoOxX 8 months ago
heftycat:
they have an accoustic chapman stick too dumbass. :)
subversed 2 years ago
@subversed they only made one for bob culbertson........
jacksonrox 2 years ago
I hope you gave him som money
HerrTutorial2 2 years ago 3
I did, not sure how much though. He sure deserved it
deepislandboy 2 years ago 2
Heftycat...new instrument? Not really, tapping instruments have been arund for ages. The Chapman Stick itself is just another form of one, and has been around since about 1970 or so. Versitile and nearly limitless in it's uses. Encourage you to check it out some more, you might find something you really like.
InMyRightHandDOOM 2 years ago
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Am I the only one who doesn't like this new instrument? I would much rather prefer something more organic in tone that moves the air around me than this extra reverberated digitalization... Don't get me wrong I love electronic music and ambient sounds like no other, but this to me, just isn't right - it sounds grossly clean.
heftycat 2 years ago
I agree, i dont like his tone at all, i play this instrument but i use different pickups to his and go for a different tone. I don't mind his tone that much but i think it just comes down to his taste. He's using rather light strings which make it sound weak i feel and electronic as you said.
But i dont think its any reason to dislike the instrument itself, plenty of bassists and guitarists have shit tone but that doesnt make those instruments bad really.
I get what you're saying though.
KalypticBass 2 years ago 2
very nice recording of a fine experience!
parasite34 2 years ago
he's awsome but if he can aford that why is he playing on the street lol
towardstheshadows 2 years ago
Who say's you have to be poor with an old busted guitar to busk?
synicalprick 2 years ago 3
after buying mine i have NO money left. So like me he probably needs to get some anyway he can. But street playing is great fun to me, though he doesnt seem to be enjoying it.
KalypticBass 2 years ago 2
SuperPierrot7: Beautiful sound, still unsure how it works. Saw Jim Lampi with the late & much missed John Martyn. Fitted right in.
SuperPierrot7 2 years ago
Sir Edward! I saw him in Aix En Provence (Sp?) about 2 years ago and bought one of his CD's from him. Nice guy and great player.
gre107 2 years ago
you know sometimes i never understands that talented people with such a great gifts never made it,while others they appear on such as nationa tv act like total idiots make lots of money.lmay it's destany???
nuaurea 2 years ago 3
I think he'd make a few more bucks if he turned that frown upside down.
hflat1 2 years ago 2
It's like a portable piano played like a guitar. I'd learn, but it is expensive.
iamyouifyouareme 2 years ago
Its similar to piano in that it can play melody and bass interchangeably, but only in that sense.
hojima 2 years ago
its such a shame that this instrument isn't more famous
BlackDollarBills 2 years ago
Beautiful. Thank you.
bigpeeler 2 years ago
Sir Edward!
I met this gentleman in London while I was busking at Waterloo tube station a year or so back. He gave me one of his CDs. He was very happy that I was playing a Chapman Stick!
Bucky the busker
buckypeace 2 years ago 3
That's cool, I can see why he would be glad, it's a beautiful instrument
deepislandboy 2 years ago
Ouaah Papa, quel succès !
rodyrod22 2 years ago
The stick is an awesome instrument. I play bass guitar and I can't imagine how difficult that thing is to handle. thx 4 posting it!
000destruct1 2 years ago
never saw an instrument like this
Schlappa19 2 years ago
Excellent except the reverb isn't reaction well with the camera microphone.
albatros777 2 years ago
San Francisco 1990?....That was Daniel Kane, he usually played near the Cannery and Ghiradelli by Fishman's Wharf...greatest stick player I have ever heard. Wish I knew where he was today or how to buy some of his music.
mhealthdoc 2 years ago
The first time I saw a Chapman Stick was a guy playing on the streets in San Francisco in 1990, very cool.
davcar23 2 years ago
He must play in streets for fun...not for earn money, he has it already to buy his $2500 stick! To expensive for someone who "needs" money...
kanebod 2 years ago 2
we don't know his story
bassb0b0 2 years ago
well, you´re right...but it´s too expensive! i want one! haha
kanebod 2 years ago
me too!!!!
bassb0b0 2 years ago
It's not common to see a street musician play an expensive instrument.
CKnoxW 2 years ago 2
Beautiful. Difficult instrument to master. Kind of him to share his talent as well as his music.
NcalBiker 2 years ago 3
he looks like hes bend me over in a dark ally way
KEVO12jew 2 years ago
This guy is great. The Stick is a tough instrument to play, and he's very good -- he's talking with it.
pepperbass 3 years ago 2
sooo....did you give him any money?
philcollinsrocks 3 years ago
I think we gave him a couple euros... not sure though hehe
deepislandboy 3 years ago
it's Dan Hedaya!
upshaw26 3 years ago
haha hes like why the fuck is this guy filming me
savage1productions 3 years ago
woah dude, you are right, that does look like the same guy I saw in paris in my Dog Eats Pigeon video.
Isaac2c 3 years ago
so nice. this guy is genious. have u ever heard the stick sound so much?
hind02 3 years ago
somebody know the name of the song?
matego9 3 years ago
The song is from the David Hamilton's film "Billitis".
tedybear335 3 years ago
Any mean comments
Heath75032 3 years ago
He is the dad of a friend of mine! haha
thomaski 3 years ago
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XxOoLaChoseoOxX 8 months ago
He's playing the theme to the movie BILITIS, which was about lesbian love.
Dracopol 3 years ago
Oh my word
I really don't think I can handle how cheerful he looks..
The joy..
It's just overpowering..
lol
Nice though, obviously.. :]
Nick2209 3 years ago
Man, thanks for posting this. I always love finding video/recordings of the unknown Stick players (I haven't heard of this guy before).
wtxstick 3 years ago
It was my pleasure :)
deepislandboy 3 years ago
whats a chapman stick anyway
kads95 3 years ago
As you can see, it's a fretted stringed instrument. It is played by tapping and plucking the strings. I've never seen or heard of acoustic sticks and they are all electric.
deepislandboy 3 years ago
That's not completly true ;-)
...there's the Acoustick...search for Bob Culbertson. He plays one.
-lennart
Stckmand 3 years ago
oh cool thanks, I had no idea there were acoustic versions.
deepislandboy 3 years ago
He plays it very soulful.....did you get his name.
-lennart
Stckmand 3 years ago
His name is Eduardo. He's from Paris, but I met him a few monthes ago in Nive where he was busking at this time. I spoke with him a bit. He said me that he was pretty new to the Stick (one year I think) but not to music (he was a piano player before switching for the Stick). What else? Ask and I'll try to answer you ;-)
Bruno
Grozeil 3 years ago 2
Hey man thanks!!!
deepislandboy 3 years ago
Cool instrument
GummyGummyBear2 3 years ago