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It doesn't really mean anything.I was just thinking there must be very few

copys of that 45 in existence today.

Aside from a few of the left hand voicings,I'm not really hearing McCoy in your playing.I do think you're a pretty good player!

That's one helluva bass solo my friend!

When you're reading titles it's easy to miss the emoticon. Also,I know you're not getting gig calls because you can play really fast licks.I think you're a great

in the pocket player.

Danny...I noticed your left hand technique before you talked about it at the end of the video.It's very similar to the way Rocco prestia plays.Was that something you just naturally taught yourself to play like that?

Only on youtube would a couple of scumbags come out and feel the need to insult a little kid trying to learn an instrument. durtyrckstr..yeah you're better than a 4 year old..but judging by your post there's no doubt in my mind you still suck!

Thanks for posting.I've been following this band for almost 35 yrs.,so it meant a lot to be able to see this!

Forget race!All I saw was some punk who thought he was a bad ass and found out the hard way he's really a pussy!

@oleHABSole ...Another easy way to compare two hand values is to think of them as 5 digit numbers.So in the example you gave, 86541 is a lower number than 87541. So 8654A wins.

Kathryn...thanks for sharing....is that you singing? This type of modal jazz I love listening to.Sounds great.Big Doug Carn fan too.

I like horse too.It's a shame that not many people are playing it these days.

Hey Misty...The reason it sounds jazzy might be that they're jazz musicians playing jazz.

Steven,that has to be one of the dumbest reviews of a vid I've seen.Just because the song is named Butterfly doesn't mean everything has to be delicate like a butterfly.

Who's competing here?No one is stepping on anybodys toes here,and I also think the guitar player did a great job adding to th...

I remember you talking about playing ballads in your documentary,and here we go again.Great stuff, despite the audience.