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Uploaded by on Jun 22, 2006

Clarence White performing with his brother Roland White on Bob Baxter's "Guitar Workshop" in 1973. Available on Sierra Records & DVD at sierrarecords.net.

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  • The best!!! I'll never get over his technique.

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  • I haven't yet told my 6 yo daughter why she's named "Clare".

  • I've listened to this a hundred times, I always know exactly what he's going to do, but his phrasing still always gets me!

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  • Clarence White is God.

  • @satijournal The other guitar player is Bob Baxter.

  • @thebeauhooligan That isn't the 1935 D-28 that Tony Rice now owns. Clarence is playing a D-18 in this video. In fact, most of his recorded lead flattop playing was on a D-18, rather than the D-28.

  • クラレンスとローランドの演奏、素晴らしくてexciteしてま­す。

  • Tony Rice has never played that guitar as well as Clarence White. It sounds pretty poor these days, after being submerged in a flood, despite all that Martin could to to repair it. Pity

  • I have been a Clarence White fan since 1966 or 67 when I was in college and working a summer job in an aerospace plant in southern California. The secretary in the lab where i worked was named Samantha Bush (yeah THAT in itself is confusing "Sam Bush") but anyway her husband, stationed in Vietnam at the time) was a friend of members of the Kentucky Colonels and she turned me on to the band. I've been trying to figure out how to flat pick like Clarence ever since! Miss you Clarence - what a loss!

  • Clarence's taste, timing and economy stagger the mind. He said so much more with half the notes that a lot of today's hot pickers throw into a simple fiddle tune. He was a musician first and foremost, and a picker second. You always hear music, never his ego. Rest with the Saints, mr. White. I hope to meet you in that Happy Land.

  • Is that Peter Rowan on the other guitar?

  • I'm diggin' on it, Stratboy!

  • guitargirl...... Dig this!

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