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It sounds like Elvis to me - it's the backing that is slightly different. Very nice indeed.

@pinangsiatimur4 Me too but I was in UK.

Well it's all there and no need to feel shy about it

Well it is good and wouldn't I just love to be one half this good.... however you're right (108377) ... music isn't all about speed. But how much easier it is to slow down than it is to speed up! Doyle Dykes eh and all that while standing up! Bah! Somewhat Chet Atkins inspired technique here wher...

Now YOU are worth watching as well as hearing! So unusual. Surely you must have a brain?

You also have some of the genius! Very nice.

Fantastic to see this after so many years. Thankyou

Oh this is really nice. You clever devil!

Yes it is better for me in C. More natural

@ali4330 So prophetic and yes you were right. It would not have hurt these Christians would it, to have given Jet a couple of songs with them..... Not one bit!

What the hell are you going on about? If you like the sound of your voice I'm afraid that I don't! Where's the stuff about the Garrard SP25 Mk2" I needed to see the cartridge up close. I cannot Identify the one I have. It's NOT a Goldring. It was made in England and is around 40 years old. I need...

Song made for Daniel along with many others!

Oh this is excellent in every respect! You make it look so effortless. One of my favourite pieces and I do try to play it but oh you would laugh to hear me! Well done. Please do some more videos like this. What about Rubenstein's Melody in F - ?

Thanks!

That's nice!

Hey there Mungo - where yer bin?

Is that Classical Gas over there?

Yes it was such a beautiful voice and yet even some of his (earlier?) recordings don't entirely capture it. The LP produced by UAS 29898 with tracks from 1962 to 1971 showcases Slim at his absolute best and is pure gold. Do not miss them.

Well well! I have not seen him alive or dead before! Yeah handsome. You got 85 but his UK hit with this was earlier than that. I'd say 1960/1. Love it.

Why "Cylinderphonograph" when this is not a cylinder recording? This looks like aregular 78rpm of that time. What a lovely instrument though! Beautiful! Is it Oak?

Apache was always out of tune a little bit and that's part of its appeal. Hank & The Shads nailed so many wonderful instrumentals as well as their stylish backing of Cliff's work. There was a genuine quality to their musical and performance artistry that we Brits can be proud of. Would it be that...

Yes it is sad to see them get old and go. They were all incredibly influential to my formative years. I always marvel that the very first Stratocaster should land up in Hank's hands because no-one else plays it like him. There have been so many who have tried and they just can't crack it. The rea...

This youthful longevity of their popularity highlights the inside track of their relationship. Hank is quick witted & always tries to entertain. Cliff has to take the fun poking nature that his fame seems to attract. Thanks for the clip.

Yes very nice nostalgic pictures of Cliff & Shads. Weren't we lucky to be there as it happened - eh? How come providence saw Hank get the first UK Strat? No one milked it better until Mark Knopfler in my opinion. This is a lovely compilation with what sound like some original recordings to me. S...

Is this being played on a Burns Burns?! It certainly sounds like one. Was a 12 string used on the original Cliff record? Can I say one little teeny thing here? Look the backing is fantastic on this wonderful driving song, but your lead is not quite fluent enough and we get just a bit too much of ...

Fantastic driving song. Wasn't / isn't Cliff fantastic? The Shadows excellent as always. What a pity we have to get old.

This was a Safaris number wasn't it? Did The Ventures cover it? Who is on lead guitar in this group? When was it filmed (videoed)? Are these Burns guitars? Where do you get a lefty one of those? Sounds nice. Like Frightened City - not heard it for a very long time.

Seems like a slightly different version? Is that right? What film was this in?

Musical theory & notation FOLLOWS in the wake of an event and is never so good the other way round. However, it provides a record to be made and it gets new people started on playing old things.

The theory explains a little about the why and how of it all. It won't MAKE you play any better physi...

I miss the strange quadratic distortion that a horn seems to impart to the overall sound of these old recordings. I even miss the needle hiss! Before we get all critical let it be said that without these Gramophones we would be missing an awful lot.

What a lucky person Daddyclive is! I heard that he lived in Middleton and toured with his own grand piano transported in a pantechnicon. Is that true? Oh how I wish some of the modern musicians would listen & learn from Charlie. Less is more was never so apparent! Thanks Charlie RIP

These old girls are a definite threat to us younger men! Look at her proud little face at the end. It's enough to make you want to cry ain't it - eh? Good on you girl is what I say, this is a real demonstration of mankind (whoops) womankind at its absolute best. Bless her!

I just cannot agree with all this sycophantic slosh. Very few are there singers of any real talent. What Ella had along with Billie & Barbara was the knack of selling an otherwise nothing song. Money rules! Even the best of the singers owe their "talent" to God. So get praising. Please either en...

Yes a very selfless performance from the Doctor making wonderful music. Lovely

Oh goodness all that energy from a single musician with at least 8 hands at times! This is the best bit of video multi-tracking that I have yet seen. It isn't wasted on anything second rate is it! Well done sire. Very enjoyable.

The use of strings was part of this era but made touring expensive until the string machines arrived. By that time pop sounds had moved on. I think it's time for a revival.

Very good but you need a little bit of reverb on the voice. Try a bucket - or a drainpipe!

Not heard this one. Good enough. When recorded?