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At 1:12 I start to hear Beatles.

@olive2ree29 He's old enough to appreciate it.

Oy... love it but my head hurts - this will take study. Thanks for this (and, of course, for all your posts).

"rough day at work"? I thought playing on YouTube and showing us how it's done was your job. Just goes to show you, nobody's life is perfect. Makes your efforts all the more appreciated. Groove on.

Think I'll go burn my guitars now. Great job.

Long live Roy. I'm also continually amazed by Tom Petty's quality output - the guy seems incapable of writing a bad song.

That was lovely. This is evocative of the music that first drew me to Frampton. I know he was lead for Humble Pie, but his acoustic playing is where the real candy is for me. Can't believe you figured out the jinky open tuning. Excellent.

THAT was fun to watch.

Ah, the old call to action... still sends a shiver after all these years. Wonder what git Neil was playing. I picture him with his Les Paul but that might have been with Crazy Horse. Thanks for the lesson. Great job on an important song.

@IdolHans Woops, my mistake, directing my reply to PT instead of the rightful author, IdolHans.

"...brother can you take me back?" Always wondered about the Paul tag-on at the end - I guess they were just having fun with a McCartney snippet. Oh, to be a Beatle with unlimited studio time (or Privettricker on YouTube). Thanks for all the memories.

@privettricker Wow - thanks for the referral. That was outstanding. Who'da thunk?

Not complaining, mind you... your renditions are always greatly appreciated, regardless of the guitar :0) Hey, since you might be pulling the Martin out again, would you consider doing some "America"? Always loved that first album.

@privettricker I enjoy your replies almost as much as your music. You've a keen wit, sir.

"Lotta freaks..." Good ol' Arlo. Thanks for the strummer. Accurate as always.