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I don't know why but these two have been sending chills down my spine since late 60's early 70's. Everytime I hear them together it only gets better. This rendition is fantastic! Thank you so much for posting it. I've always yearned for these two to stay together.

Do you have a CD yet? Where could we buy it? This is phenominal work! Thanks

"And the banker never wears a mac in the pouring rain..." I could hear the beatles singing in this performance.... Excellent!

Of course, every good guitar player winds up at Jazzy blues right? Sounds great...

Have you ever heard the piece Recuerdos de la Alhambra? Thought you may like that one.

Like the style a lot... Loopers are especially nice for melodic stuff. You show that well here.

Sound is reminisence of the great "Who's Next" song Baba O'Riley around 2:50

Great vocals...

Nice Dan,

Keep up great fingerstyle work! Very enjoyable...and peaceful...

Yes great!

Could you imagine after all the years of hard work practicing, playing, learning, performing that one day you get a chance to be on stage with Tommy? Actually watching these two is great! Look at Tommy, looking over to Richard when he plays... Even he is enjoying this... Of course Tommy always...

Tommy often takes my breath away. Went to a concert of his last week. I actually felt like I had run a marathon, just listening to him.. He's that good! In fact that night I'll bet there were 1,500 ex guitar players in the audience. hahahaha!

@TheDecidingBullet Post back after the show am interested in your opinon.

When I was 18 I was stationed on Governor's Island at the tip of Manhattan. I regaulary made trips into the city and found the people to be friendly, helpful and talkative. That was in 1975 and Times Square was a pit. I returned in 2002 and couldn't believe how much it had been cleaned up sinc...

Just saw him a few days ago in Minnesota, Wow! There's not enough words to describe what he did. He obviously loves what he does, and the crowd does too. He's probably one of the finest examples of great acoustic guitar players out there today. I think in general, people regard him highly and...

Great to see new voices carrying on the folk tradition. This is really good.

Thanks Paul! I feel like you're one of my best friends I never physically met. Don't know what it is about acoustic guitars either, they just put me into good moods everytime I hear one.

I believe Simon and Paul were the last of the great folk music era and were at the Pinnacle of what was le...

Guitar a tad too loud.

Nice! How about other Moody Blues stuff? They're one of my favorites of all time, and you sir, do a fine job bringing it to acoustic guitar (the finest instument on the planet IMO)... Great style, thanks!

@JWPMinnesota I remember when you Steve Curtis, Ron Rafalle and me played together. I've always respected you and your abilities. Keep up the good work and give people good messages like you've always have!. I hope you're doing well.

My kind of music, so nice thanks! (I've played since 71)

Not only is Graham a good player, Lenny is great for taking time to do this.

Ok you are over the top good, not just on guitar but on Piano, now get out there and perform. Why haven't you been on Leno, Letterman etc.?

Congrats on your work. You are good and young. I've been playing since '71 and have some good tips for you. Note that there is a diffence from Playing (as good as you are) and Performance (in the basement). You will want to start getting out of basement as much as possible and playing in fron...