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How can you not enjoy a performance that makes metalheads burst into tears and wet themselves in sheer frustration? I've heard scads of cruddy covers of songs I love done by metal artists (e.g., Metallica slaughtering "Turn the Page" and the entire "Butchering the Beatles" collection) and I didn'...

@imcarrying Legolas is saying "The sound level on THIS video is lower than your other videos." I also didn't hear anything until I turned my volume up higher. There is nothing wrong-- it just confuses people who listen to several of your lessons in a row.

Also, please do more with your cat. ...

@CDBBryan It cannot be sooner than September of 1969, because Ellison mentions that Shirley Temple is currently the the U.S. Ambassador to the U.N, and she served from September-December of that year. (It might be later, obviously).

Every time I see a video like this, I think the same thing: Much as I love Clapton's records, my favorite work comes when he guests on someone else's date. Less flash, better music when he gets out of the box. "While my Guitar Gently Weeps", the Bluesbreakers/Beano album, this-- and I once saw ...

@dan3452648 Actually, no. The reason Tench isn't doing as many quick runs as Billy Powell is that TENCH PLAYS WITH BOTH HANDS. Don't get me wrong-- the solo in the Skynyrd record is wonderful-- but the best that Powell can do is use a few fingers of his left hand in one spot. Check this exact co...

This is sad. When she did this song on the Midnight Special in 1974, the key was a three semitones (a minor third) higher. She's also revised the melody to remove the high notes she used to be able to hit.

This isn't as bad as Elton John, Roger Daltrey or Glenn Frey-- and I know she has to inclu...

@acerboy90 The song is "Drive Faster" by 'The Vicksburgs'-- one of the many bogus bands created for the movie. A video for it is posted on Youtube:

watch?v=3R3j3T1c20g

@drrjim Make that three backup musicians. There are very clearly two guitar parts on this performance (one left channel and one right), and if you watch the video for "I'm Alright" (from the same venue), you can see the guy on stage left.

@irongut12345 What did you want them to do at the end of a performance? Boo?

@jerrypz I think the other meaning of "kills it" applies. Reminded me of the South Park episode where the boys' goat gets mistaken for Stevie Nicks.

Any half-baked chick singer can moan above and below pitch, wandering on and off rhythm, sort of articulating the words while the band does the ...

@MIK415 Some other guy from England did a song about Marilyn Monroe a year or so after "Celluloid Heroes." When it became more popular, Ray got tired of people saying he was ripping the song off.

Wonderful post-- thanks so much for it. I did notice that one channel drops out at 4:56. Is this a flaw in the original recording or in the transfer?

@WEINBAUER You're telling the world you don't understand how to arrange and produce hits. 1) It's up-tempo, 2) The drum part is the ideal speed and rhythm for toe-tapping, 3) the song uses open guitar chords, which means the notes ring out, and also that 4) the melody line will be easy to sing,...