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@gbgibson100 He's self-taught but studied musicians like Michael Hedges, Don Ross, and Preston Reed. Look them up if you like this.

Very impressive, but it sounds a little too much like Preston Reed for me to call it original.

@Lio1992 right, because when I use the left hand slap it's almost impossible to keep the note from sounding. I guess baritone guitars have thicker bass strings, eh?

@polymath7 OK, I concede, you busted me on the Searl thing. I don't think Searl's argument is very comprehensive and do not consider it a "good" rebuttal to GEB. I was mainly addressing those who seem to have read the book without knowing what it's about; Penrose and Searl are just came to mind a...

Lacking sanity, these hammer-ons are :O

It's amazing to watch to slow, deliberate playing of such a master as Pino. He seems to move almost in slow motion, never needlessly rushing to the next note or chord. The tortoise beats the hare again!