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Sabicas always seems to know when to show restraint and when to bring fire!

@Rickriquinho As a lesson to someone so high-minded to not be dismissive to something just because at first glance it appears simple (therefore common, yuck, BTW you must hate Aaron Copland). It was thought humans would have the largest and most complex genome being the most evolved, yet an amoe...

@Chastritch1fan As said to panthrdude, The Logical Song by Supertramp

@ZeuseratioHeratian Also when an obscure artist I love finds a way to make it into the mainstream, I am grateful since so much good music would find a larger audience if people had access to it. I'm thrilled when others love what I love no matter how they found it.

@caramello1989 There's a difference between discipline and abuse. Those parents aren't just physically abusive but mentally abusive also. As if him beating her with a belt wasn't disturbing enough, how demeaning he spoke to her was also troubling. Those parents are sick people.

Love this piece, beautiful! Thanks for the tab, everyone loves it when they hear me play it!

The whole thing is a sloppy mess. All the parts seem random and unrelated to each other and the playing is very rough.

I wished they had featured Paco de Lucia's playing a little more in the video. He is the best part of the song.

It is important that it is an A minor chord. You should also know that the song is switching between E major and A minor.

It's been killing me trying to figure out what song Gaga's You and I reminds me of and today I had an epiphany Four Non Blondes!!! Guess I wasn't alone in thinking so, nice mash up.

@signo18 Check out his website posted below the video, he offers lessons on-line. I believe he is from Australia so getting a class in person might be difficult. The website is also in english.

@Euseblague The lead singer of Blind Melon, Shannon Hoon who I think was a friend of Axl's. Blind Melon had a hit with "No Rain." Tragically, Hoon a few years after this video overdosed and died.

@buffalobilly Blues, Blues everywhere I go... This is the original from 1934 but in 1936 another blues musician recorded it but changed some lyrics and called it 'Meet Me in the Bottom,' if your curious to find other versions. So many songs done in Clapton/Cream days were not originals. I hope ...

The song makes me feel like I am riding a camel in a caravan in the desert. So amazing and exotic.

@PeluMaad The song has an I IV6 V7 structure. It bounces between I and V7 (F and C7) and then hits what can arguably be called a turnaround with IV6 V7 and then I. You can call the Bb6 a Gm7 if you want but still a ii7 V7 I is still a turnaround used in blues. I haven't studied blues for 40 ...

It samples the Italian song Tu Vuò Fa' L'Americano but I believe Yolanda be Cool are Australian.

@beeroosterm Where are you getting that AFT is saying that the music is innate? I take AFT to be saying that African Americans retained their song. No one is sure exactly how the blues developed but no one denies its African roots. It would have been difficult for Africans sold into slavery, o...

Where can I find this version of the song? The amazon ones for download have an orchestra - which I find drowns the emotion of the song.

What are those strings she is playing? The action on the guitar looks very low and the strings bend like crazy and I play nylon strings. The coloring of them is different too. Go look at other Flamenco guitar players, up close the G, B, and high E strings are nearly clear in color, not opaque ...

@smolville The original is written by Memphis Minnie and sung by her husband Kansas Joe, sounds absolutely nothing like this! The only thing lifted are the lyrics. Haven't seen the movie yet, not sure it is worthy of such a song.