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@eurekajones1

You are a waste of DNA.

Pure artistry..ther are no other words for it.

@BubbaRRNC

Now that I've heard it, I know you are right :-)

Feel free to pass on any other great Bluegrass treasures you know of. Tony Rice is my hero.

Beautiful beyond belief. Two of the best playing Bach. It doesn't get any better.

@ImperialGlory1920

"getting up other people's shit". You are hardly a model of grammatical speech. Shouldn't it be "other peoples' shit? Maybe when you MASTER GRAMMAR you will be in a position to castigate others. Also, how is it possible to get up someone else's shit?

Fred Mollin, I would kiss your feet for producing this.album. Just goes to prove that it's not always the musicians who come up with the great ideas. I guess that's why George Martin was always called "the fifth Beatle".

@jokkergar

Thanks for the reminder friend, I can't believe it either. Duane's been gone almost as long as I've been alive. I'm just glad that I've heard him. He will never be forgotten.

There are only two words to describe John Fogerty and they are "pure artistry". Am I right or am I right? :-)

@TheCrazyBreton

The fact that you are 18 and like this music gives me a lot of hope, believe me. I'm 42 now and I've loved Creedence since I was 18. Your comment on this clip is absolutely spot on. Keep on Chooglin' my friend :-)

@russedav5

What is a baseless assertion? What have I said that offends your Christian sensibilities?

Funny, I always thought Christians had a monopoly on ignorance.

@windsong1a

I just checked out MMM doing Geronimo's Cadillac and Cosmic Cowboy on YouTube. Absolutely brilliant. I had honestly never heard of him until reading your comment today. Thank you very much.

@MauroPavanelli

How right you are. Norman and Nancy are a musical treasure. As you rightly state, I think it must be a few mediocre envious flatpickers who gave it the thumbs down. For the rest of us it's a revelation. I just wish I had been in the audience :-)

1 person actually dislikes this. How, in the name of God, could anyone dislike one of the greatest pieces of music ever composed for the violin and played by two of the greatest violinists who ever lived?

Someone said many years ago after hearing Billie Holliday, "She sang, and singing was never the same again". I am absolutely convinced that the same holds for Mario Lanza. Most toffs have an issue with him because they cannot understand how such a great tenor could come from Philadelphia. It almo...

@berner

His best film has to be "The Spy Who Came In From The Cold". A performance of unbelievable skill. He was excellent in "Equus" and "1984" too. Also, his "Hamlet" from 1964 directed by John Gielgud is well worth seeing. All available on DVD.

@MrNietzel

You're right. I hope that same parasite who robbed us of this talent rots in hell forever. It's the least we can hope for.

@phyzionzero

Thank you very much for posting that. Will check it out. Sounds like a must for any fan of Doc's music.

@sh9683

Yes, it's one of those things that always happens. One of my favoutire songs ever is "Four Strong Winds" by Ian Tyson but I haven't heard his original version yet. I've heard the Tony Rice and Neil Young versions which are excellent but I feel that I'm missing something by not hearing I...

@Payola65

Spot on, Steve. I'd probably add the late and very great Waylon Jennings to your list. Country music has a great tradition. Like most things these days, the newer stuff seems to be pure crap.

So, have I got this correct, a slimeball from the Peoples Republic of Cork manages to insult one-fifth of the planet in the Peoples Republic of China?

What a complete fcuk puppet!!

@JuanMacready

Please fuck off and take your tiny mind with you. Anyone with a Spanish first name and an Irish second name must be a freak.

@MrJro2

You've got a point there. Both are incredible drummers but I always have to go with Miles Davis and pick Tony Williams as the pinnacle of jazz drumming. What do you think?

@deantallhat

Is that it starting at 1:42? Or at 2:20?

Is it just me or does the dude at 0:24 look a dead ringer for Tom Cruise?!

The run he plays at 2:40 would make a grown man cry :-) This is one of my favourite Django solos ever. His phrasing, dexterity and execution are perfect. Truly, a guitar genius and innovator.

@17lio

No idea...must be some deaf chimps :-)

He ain't called King for nothin'

Jimi who?

I love the way he just smiles at 4:38 when he finishes his first solo. As if it was just a piece of cake. Jesus George, gimme a break :-) There's only one description for this - pure artistry.

@TheEgg185

Sure you do. He's going about it the right way this year with two DNF's in the last two races. I couldn't care less if he won it 50 times, he'll never compare to Lauda, Senna or Schumacher.