Dear PRE10der76: What an excellent video you have recovered and posted for our beloved Dan Fogelberg! I loved to hear Dan talk at concerts and play his instrumentals! Peace and Love, BobbyK
It is nice to see that he didn't leave his audience short on entertainment for that concert. Who ever heard an acoustic guitar sound that sweet,it sounds like a Gibson 335 type.
Interestingly I recall Stanley Jordan recording this for his debut album. He uses a two-handed tapping method, but amazingly similar. Perhaps the song lends into to interpretation, but... Both great musicians in their respective rights.
wow, he was no slouch on the guitar was he? Magnificent, oh and by the way on behalf of the nation I apologize for boairdgas88? This country is full of idiots like him.
really whats your prob man, its music enjoyy it and leave your youtube angry comments to other, crappy , videos. chill out, smoke, and listen to the sounds you. and that korean kid is great. much better than you'll ever be. way to be offended by a positive comment.
At the beginning when he talks about his falsetto not being there, Dan says "there's a Spaniard in the works". This is a reference to John Lennon's 1965 book of nonsense stories; the title is a pun on the British slang "there's a spanner in the works" meaning things are fouled up somehow.
Thank you so much for this. This is like finding treasure. I remember seeing him solo acoustic in 82 for the first time and many times since. He was simply the best.
Unbelieveable... love seeing him play up close like that - thank you so much. Saw Dan in an acoustic concert in the late 70's... have never forgotten it...these videos are such a treat...
Wow dude! Thank you so much for getting this posted!! (sigh) I never got a chance to see Dan the Man perform live... these are absolutely priceless to me... thanks again!!
Dear PRE10der76: What an excellent video you have recovered and posted for our beloved Dan Fogelberg! I loved to hear Dan talk at concerts and play his instrumentals! Peace and Love, BobbyK
bobby7771117 10 months ago
Very cool , sweat interpretation... if you like this check out some covers from
Jeff Beck.Both this artist are masters at there art.
TheSwand 1 year ago
It is nice to see that he didn't leave his audience short on entertainment for that concert. Who ever heard an acoustic guitar sound that sweet,it sounds like a Gibson 335 type.
PocoPortillo 1 year ago
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JohnLennon100 2 years ago
Interestingly I recall Stanley Jordan recording this for his debut album. He uses a two-handed tapping method, but amazingly similar. Perhaps the song lends into to interpretation, but... Both great musicians in their respective rights.
aksshodan 2 years ago
wow, he was no slouch on the guitar was he? Magnificent, oh and by the way on behalf of the nation I apologize for boairdgas88? This country is full of idiots like him.
Jakedadog 2 years ago
so amazing
cspring08 2 years ago
reminds me of the south korean kid shunga huang er whatever his name is. he playes the song and the lyrics through his notes, so awesome/inspiring
armedturtle 3 years ago 3
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bordgais88 3 years ago
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bordgais88 3 years ago
really whats your prob man, its music enjoyy it and leave your youtube angry comments to other, crappy , videos. chill out, smoke, and listen to the sounds you. and that korean kid is great. much better than you'll ever be. way to be offended by a positive comment.
armedturtle 2 years ago
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and nice screen name,
"bored gays"
certainly fits your irish heritage. fucking retards that fight with themselves thus "bored gays" or as you spell it, " bordgais88 "
armedturtle 2 years ago
I saw him once--at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania in 1977. Unbelievable performance, not sure I appreciated how good he was back then.
jstraw4 3 years ago
At the beginning when he talks about his falsetto not being there, Dan says "there's a Spaniard in the works". This is a reference to John Lennon's 1965 book of nonsense stories; the title is a pun on the British slang "there's a spanner in the works" meaning things are fouled up somehow.
btex99 3 years ago
What an all around talent: singer, writer, fingerstyle, lead guitar, piano. America's Clapton.
Jiffxx 3 years ago 8
Thank you so much for this. This is like finding treasure. I remember seeing him solo acoustic in 82 for the first time and many times since. He was simply the best.
mobystwin 3 years ago 4
Fantastic
N1SwtWorld 3 years ago 3
Unbelieveable... love seeing him play up close like that - thank you so much. Saw Dan in an acoustic concert in the late 70's... have never forgotten it...these videos are such a treat...
dawn33800 3 years ago
Wow dude! Thank you so much for getting this posted!! (sigh) I never got a chance to see Dan the Man perform live... these are absolutely priceless to me... thanks again!!
Niennafm 3 years ago
Fantastic! He was SO underappreciated as a guitar player despite being one of the finest!!
LinYouToo 3 years ago 7
So excellent. I loved it when I was able to get close seats for his shows and watch him play. He was such an accomplished musician.
pbrud 3 years ago 3
AWESOME!!!!!!
BrokenArrow1967 3 years ago