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Thanks very much for this. I really appreciate your style of teaching, and the accuracy of what you are playing.

Thanks, once again.

Adding to ripping off The Beatles' bass line, rhythm guitar, lead break and guitars from 'Taxman' and the whole 'Revolver' period, it is interesting to observe that Weller and Co. have also appropriated the look of the 1966 Fabs. No imagination.

Not surprising that this was a hit given that they were using the riffs, rhythm track, lead break, guitars and clothes that The Beatles had used when they recorded 'Taxman' (listen to the riff, and look at the back of the 'Revolver' album). Pre-Oasis rip-off's reflecting a total lack of imagination.

@VasjaStankovic The host may not be very experienced, but she was one of 8 people who promoted music, in the form of The Jam, which, presumably, you like or admire, because of your comment.

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....But, these things should be contextualized - to me, not explaining that kind of context creates the same kind of misguided assumptions that the 'Woodstock 99' 'festival' created by trying to link the values and mores of the original Woodstock event with the very different event that to...

A very uninspired Selina Scott - as another poster asked, couldn't she have just worked with Bonnie Tyler's answers (instead of having to ask the questions again, or do another take)?

It's interesting to me that Bonnie Tyler's accent sounds Welsh, but almost with a Geordie influence - maybe I'm ...

Thanks for posting this.

Good for Mark Hudson (He is wearing a cap here): he plays guitar perfectly. And he has some great Beatles' stories.

Look at Dhani's face at 4.08 - he is the spitting image of George.

Thanks for posting this.

As I said in a comment on 'So Sad', I think that 'Simply Shady' and 'So Sad' are first-rate songs, unlike the others on 'Dark Horse'.

Thanks for posting this.

I have always thought that 'So Sad' (interesting that Paul also recorded a wonderful song with this title, too, later), and 'Simply Shady' were first-rate songs, unlike the other ones on 'Dark Horse'.

As a couple of others have said, George's voice is great here, it was...

@Rideandlively I am definitely not going to get into an argument about guitars, but thought it interesting that they cut from that close up of all those Taylor's to Sheryl Crow using a Gibson!

I am a huge Beatles fan, was living about 2 miles from where this was recorded in East London, and didn't know it was going on! Couldn't believe it, because the Steam Baths (converted for audio recording) were where friends of mine used to play regularly. I still feel that I missed the chance of ...

And Sheryl Crowe on backing vocals (before she was famous) at 3.10....

....interesting that when George sang 'Absolutely Sweet Marie' in this set, he actually coped Dylan's tone of voice, but did not for this song.

Thanks for posting this.

Thanks for posting this.

Has this been slowed down?

It's good to hear the backing, but the demo version (also here on youtube) is even better.

Thanks for this.

May I suggest adding some cotton wool (or lint from the dryer) dipped in paraffin, to be potentially used as tinder?.

Thanks so much for posting this.

For guitar players, first (to play along to this demo) tune all strings down just under a half step (to about 444.5 cents).

Then, put a capo on the 7th. fret, and play G, Em, D and C chord *shapes* (verses). I think that the verses are Am, B7, and maybe E chord ...