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7 escape: So what precisely didn't match in relation to the guitar and the voice? The guy might have been a little lower in volume with the voice a little louder perhaps, a technical point - am I missing something here? They worked perfectly well to my ears! Great singing and the guitar player di...

Tremendous singing. My personal preference, if we're talking requests, would be "Id rather go Blind" by the late Etta James.

Ok, well, thanks for drawing this to my attention. Can't say I've ever wanted to grab my son's attention that bad, ever, but could you arrange for me to be able to do this to our minister for culture, N Ireland, Nelson McCausland, an electric shock might bring him out of the dark ages and into t...

A good man to ask might be daddystovepipe - his videos, recorded at home, are usually quite good in relation to sound quality, he's a decent sort, I'm sure he'd be happy to recommend a good mic for this purpose. Wouldn't claim to know diddly about electronics myself. Hope you can put your hand on...

I was fortunate enough to have seen this great musician in 2006, in a small venue in Ireland. A great loss, and as the major said, we will never see his like again.

Playing looks impressive enough but I can't tell, the sound quality is so poor. Suggest you re-do with your machine plugged into one of those amps around you

Great playing, and the sound you're gettin from your guitar is wonderful

That horrible noise in the background is intolerable, sort it out will ya!

Not particularly good on any level, sorry - Musical: 0 points Comedic: 0 points Interviewing skills 0 points Filming/camera skills: 0 points So I'm afraid that's a big fat zero all round there, pal, better luck next time!

I've always loved this tune anyway, and to have it arranged and played like this is a special treat. Thanks Andy. Come back to Belfast again soon. You're brilliant!

Thanks very much, Jim, appreciate you taking the time to impart your wisdom on us lesser beins who don't have the playing skills or experience you have. Thank you, I'll keep that "less complicated version" tip in mind. You're a star -- keep up the good work!

Is this a video created from the narrative of the song, or is this an actual TV drama/Film? Its just that the acting appears to be so convincing that the video could be a clip from a production of some sort or other? Or is it just that I have been sucked in because the video and the atmospherics ...

KD: Why politicise such a great tune? National - ism divides, music unites! I live in Ireland - National --- isms have done enough damage here, thanks, without associating them with a rock classic

The video was made, by the way, in London, for the now defunct BBC rock show, the Old Grey Whist...

My romantic heart says Robert Johnson, Jimi, Stevie Ray, Phil Lynott, Rory G, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and many more, including Ronnie James Dio and Skynyrd, are all playin' still.

Oh to sit in a sunny green field at an eternal gig where the greats never tire, the beer is cold, and the grass is...

This tune was so popular at the turn of the 20th century that the open G tuning became known as "Spanish " tuning, after this tune. Check out Keni Lee Burgess for a detailed lesson on the history of this tune and a lesson in how to play it. Its reasonably straightforward once you get the hang of ...

Thymelate, those ten people are only on You Tube to watch pretty pictures - God love all ten of em -- they were born with NO EARS!!!!

For my money, this is the GREATEST piece of slow Blues guitar playing ever recorded, and I don't say that lightly - I've been LISTENING to and attending Blues gi...

You can see the development of Fleetwood's percussion work here- this sound was to later turn up on "Tusk" some time later, after they became mega stars with the American AOR sound, a long way from the original Blues of the great "Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac," of course!