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Great job!!!! I've always had trouble w/ the tempo on that song, particularly the right hand which is relentless & very fast. It's basically a really fast shuffle, right? You nailed the fills too, really well done.

What an amazing band!!!! This wasn't a single but is just relentlessly rocking. Quality music played w/heart & soul not to mention the genius of John Fogerty.

Inspired & excellent playing!!! One of the best covers of 'Fire" I've ever heard. I play in a cover band & we're gonna do that song & your video is one I'm gonna use to help me. You have a very good feel & I'm 54 years old & have no problem saying I'd love to be able to play like that.

You think these guys might make it? What a great version, hard to top 1964 Beatles for sheer excitement & energy. This Lennon guy can sing a bit. I had never seen this particular clip so thank you so much for putting it on YouTube.

I second that emotion re Aretha. Duane ain't too shabby on guitar. Many years ago in a world long gone musicians made music like this w/ feeling & soul & it was popular.There's a tremendous amount of crap proliferating the airwaves these days but very little music w/memorable melodies & s...

What a groove!!!! Give the drummer some.

A forgotten classic, those guys could really sing!!!!

This song sounds very Grass Roots ish & the members of the Grass Roots were annoyed that the songwriter/producer didn't offer them the tune. Has those classic horns which all the Grass Roots hits had. H, JF & R had a #1 w/ fallin in love which is a beautiful song & Winners & losers s...

This song is so evocative of its time. I was 13 in 1970 & spent countless hours listening to WABC AM listening to the great pop hits of the day. Whenever i hear any of those songs it takes me back to that era, a much simpler time. And there was no texting!!!!!1

This is from the 1969 TV show on WNET & they're in excellent form. There's good versions of Wishful Sinful & The Soft Parade from the same show.They were able to get quite a full sound w/ only 3 instruments & were quite a unique sounding group. NO ONE sounded like the Doors. I think this ...

What music!!!!! The Experience were amped up for that gig & the vibes were certainly right for a masterful performance. There's no one in Jimi's class, he had music pourig out of him & his back up band wasn't too shabby.

This song is about as evocative of that time as any. I thought that Marmalade combined elements of the Hollies & Bee Gees , especially on this song. These pop songs had so much feeling & emotion in them & melody too!!!!

I grew up with Bob Hayes as the unquestioned faster player in the NFL & nothing I have seen or read since has convinced there's been anyone faster. There's a 1966 play vs. the Giants when he catches a pass over the middle & his acceleration is unbelievable as he pulls away from defensive ...

Well, you actually can but to each his own. That's what makes drumming great as every player has his individual sound/approach. As wild as Moon's drumming g could be he was also quite precise & it was controlled madness.

Thank you for your pedantic comment which has so much to do with the music.

You're a very good drummer with a lot of chops & flair but a bit too busy in my opinion. Take it for what it's worth but serving the song comes first although you play quite well.

OK, so now there have been 4 comments about one of the best bands of their day.Here's some trivia: The drummer (Joe Butler)'s daughter is Yancey Butler an actress who appeared in the movie 'Hard target" w/Jean- Claude Van Damme as well as numerous other film & TV roles.

If I had a dime for every person/musician I've met who feels the need to put down Ringo or simply drinks the Kool-Aid re the idea he was a lucky stiff (well, he was lucky but also talented) & a mindless basher I'd be a rich man. He was a star in his own right before the other three & they a...

Ringo's right hand is relentless & swings like no other drummer. His playing is deceptively simple, always tasteful & very exciting. His unique feel when playing a shuffle was to almost make it a cross between a triplet & straight 8th note feel & he could do it at ridiculous tempos. "Help" is ...

I just watched your 'Paint It Black' video & this one is even better. The backbeat is very strong but it looks like you're hitting grace notes on the snare. I'm going to try to incorporate some of what you're playing on this song because I know what I'm playing isn't off the record . I'm go...

You sound great !!!! I'm in a cover band & play lots of Stones songs but that's one I've never been able to figure out 100% & your video helped me. Is your right hand playing unbroken 8th notes all the time & what are you playing on the bass drum?. The figure/fil you play after "No more will my...

What a song, what a voice. They used to call this kind of stuff soul music & you can't beat it.

Hey Greg I haven't heard nor seen this since we played it back in 2002. Hope all is well with you. Check out my band "Sleepwalkers Band NYC" on youtube. We played a gig last month & posted it. Those were good times back in the day, always loved your bass playing. I assume you've figured out thi...

Paul's drumming is a bit stiffer than Ringo's. He plays drums on "Ballad of John & Yoko" & it's just John & Paul & they make a pretty fair approximation of the Beatles without George & Ringo. Paul also plays the guitar solo on "Taxman', really gives it an Indian/raga feel. Keith Moon reportedl...

Very nice playing, you got the groove going. Nice & relaxed. My band is gonna cover that & I like to watch other drummers & their approach to it. You do it pretty much note for note a la Mitch Mitchell.

You're doing your own thing which is fine, It sounds good. For me that's a bit too many fills but to each his own. I assume you're lefthanded, corect? I'm a lefty but play traditionally with the right hand on the hi-hat. I like to recreate songs faithfully but that's just me, nothing wrong w...

You do an excellent job. I love those fills or "Ringoisms' as I call them. I play the bridge on the bell of the cymbal (at least part of it) as that's what I hear but what you play works too.

I miss true soul music like this. What a voice, a classic arrangement , they don't make them like this anymore.