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Just One Word...EXCITING1

Wonderful Song! Wonderful Performer! Wonderful Piano! Who could ask for anything more? Thank You, beautiful, delicate, talented little living doll for making this available for us to enjoy.

Very beautiful and enjoyed very much! I think the second movement gave me "Goose Bumps" on my teeth. You are a beautiful expressive artist. I love your confident attitude......While you are playing, you "own" that piano and the composition. Thank You for making it available for us to enjoy!

A splendid melody flawlessly executed by a splendid lady. Thank You for posting this. Very beautiful.......Very difficult.

OMG....I think I love the piano!

I LOVE those legs and white pumps. To heck with the music.

I would love to hear Ed Clute at Country Piano play this fabulous instrument!

Have you considered singing?

When do you take your second lesson?

They say that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. Bad try. Maybe you could contact Country Piano and get Ed Clute to give you a few lessons.

There is only one way to tell if a performance is good. If it sounds good, IT IS GOOD. This sounds good.

i can`t understand how anyone could not appreciate this artistry. Even if you are a tone deaf, anti-music miscreant, it seems like you would have to recognize the sheer accuracy and speed of this musician. Look at his position! Listen to the tone and please try to understand. Better yet, try it s...

Ouch !

Your five-string work is most enjoyable. I came from a classic banjo family, I`m 75 years old now and had a fairly good twenty years of success as a capable tenor banjoist, specializing in classical ragtime. My dad was a five-string classic banjo artist and I still have his Van Eps flush fret ba...

You are a very inventive artist, Ed Clute ! I have a fairly good ear and have gained a wealth of musical ideas from carefully observing your technique. Lot`s of those remarkable riffs and intros are effective when played on a solo tenor banjo, too. A hundred "Thank Yous" for the "new" musical dir...

Thank you, Ed Clute for all the enjoyment you give us. What a musical treat ! How I love those very inventive improvised choruses. They could only come from the hands of a master musician after many thousands of hours of intensive study.

The name of this song is "That`s The Beginning Of The End." It was a success for Nat King Cole many years ago. I`d much sooner hear Ed play it, however. One never grows tired of his style of playing. I can listen to this a dozen times and always find something new......his technique is flawless...

If this was the old west, this ability on the keyboard would be known as blowing the competetion out of the saddle. Perfect, as usual, Ed.

"No Not Much" is one of my favorite songs. God, how i`d like to drag my beautiful Ode style F tenor banjo over to New York and sit next to Ed and blow the roof off the joint. I`ll bet he could make my arrangement of "Kitten On The Keys" quite listenable.