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Location: big island | child\'s play
"tiednbound" posted this link on the tak forum. thought i'd share it here. click on the follow up links (2a, 2b and 3) to see the whole song. clip 3 has his lead solo in it. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | i hate you Randy. :) |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | Wow! I wonder if Page can still play it that well.
As if I wasn't insecure enough about my playing... |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I'm not sure I know how to play it right.
I am sure that I don't care about learning it right
It's kinda like Free Bird if you know what I mean. |
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Location: big island | i agree, beal. i have never attempted to play it past the first couple verses and have never cared to. this little guy is a natural though. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | I stayed with him up to the lead. Then...
Where are my doors? :confused: |
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Location: Michigan | Strange one here. GWB
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3iM63kqnwY |
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Location: Indiana | I watched some of the other "solo" videos, and thought that that youngsters version was better than most. much better than some. Scary.
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Location: Portland, OR | THAT is f'd up.. sorry for language.. did you see the other post of him doing the solo?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuSihWz7LlQ&NR=1
I was personally offended every time he looked away and continued playing without fault. |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Well, YEAH... he's prolly been playing MOST of his life!!! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I learned that when the song was new...up to the lead, then I decided to go with acoustic guitars. |
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Location: west | this kid's gonna be pretty darn good when he gets older and not too shabby now...
nice breedlove..... |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Hey! Cool! Now I know how to do it correctly!
I figured-out a version with open chords... Just to piss-off Guitar Store People.
The kid has the knack! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I'm rather partial to THIS VERSION. |
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Location: Tennessee | I figured you'd be all about THIS ONE |
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Location: Hollywood, FL | About that little kid. That's called having music "in the blood." |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Check out his "part 3" solo. Not exact, but darn good. I don't believe in born talent. I'm betting that kid practices more than I do. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | This is one of my \'favorites\' ! |
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Location: Jet City | He did Freewill too! What a cool kid. |
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Location: Hollywood, FL | "I don't believe in born talent."
The kid's got something (besides a pushy Dad).
Some people have no rhythm. Really good musicians feel the music, it's something people are born with and cannot be taught. |
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Location: Isle of Man, UK | I can do it on the Ukulele, which really cheeses people off. Particularly when I break from "straight" style into Formby/Rolf Harris style. I thought I was going to get knifed at one point...
JB |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Kudos, Little Dude... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | If he was born with that talent, that might explain his bored look. I hope that he maintains his interest, because my bets would be that he's worked very hard to get where he is and will be great if he continues. If he loses his enthusiasm or his Dad quits pushing him, his talent will disappear. |
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Location: Hollywood, FL | 2ifbyc, I love Naudo's style, I think he is fantstic. |
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Location: Flushing, MI | Sorry guys, but THIS is the ultimate version of "Stairway to Heaven". |
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Location: big island | it would be better if the bass player was a lefty |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Now that's cool!!
And that kid is very good.
AJ :) |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Randy,
You won't know right or left when you get your Tim Tams
AJ :D |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Jim, if you send him the Tim Tams at the first attempt, you'll save face for the nation, but make me look real bad.
Yeah, I'm weak. :( I succumbed to temptation - twice.
But then again... If YOU'RE gonna send him some instead, then I can eat these ones as well. :D |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Mate, it's a combined effort
Don't stress :D :D |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I thinks it's amazing for his age, but he's not really playing it that well, or even correctly, but it's still pretty cool.
Now, if he played like this, I'd be impressed..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLdRsqgN7VU
Too bad I can't find the full version. :( |
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Location: CT | Get it right this time son, I don't wanna have to get the belt out again... |
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Location: Kansas | I can play "Stairway to Heaven" but, being a gentleman, I don't :p
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by tholmes:
I can play "Stairway to Heaven" but, being a gentleman, I don't :p
Tom Being a 61 years young 'teenager', I have to! :D |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I must admit that as much as I despise HEARING Stairway, Smoke on the Water, and Free Bird, I will PLAY THEM at the drop of a hat, cause... well.. they are just fun to play.
There's probably some others, but these three have just the right balance of easy enough to play where even after not playing them for years, you can muddle through and have fun, and just enough of a challenge to make you work for it.
What these tunes and some other have also is that although if you have "the sound" they really come across great, even with your own "sound" they are still fine.
An opposite example is Revolution by the Beatles. Actually a fun song to play, but a few years ago when STP did it for the Lennon tribute, even Dean DeLeo was smart enough to get a line of Vox amps out for that "sound." |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Mr. Ovation:
I must admit that as much as I despise HEARING Stairway, Smoke on the Water, and Free Bird, I will PLAY THEM at the drop of a hat, cause... well.. they are just fun to play.
There's probably some others, but these three have just the right balance of easy enough to play where even after not playing them for years, you can muddle through and have fun, and just enough of a challenge to make you work for it. OH MY! :eek: Someone has finally put in to words my joy in learning and playing such songs! (Please note I said learn, not master...) ;)
The more I learn the more I understand that music isn't a mystery but yet I'm also humbled by my lack of talent and knowledge. Which all leads to my deep appreciation for those that sit on the porch and can express their emotions through their fingers, a wood box and some wire stolen from a window screen (ala Chet A).
This song is just another step on the stairw... ummm nevermind... |
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so you think you can play "stairway to heaven"?