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Nice

I did a begbie impression on my channel

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I can not believe how perfect this theme song is :' )

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A one-man good vibrations show, a very tough life affected by addiction yet did not stifle his talent!

RIP Richard Farnsworth. 🖤

hii

Listen to him playing Carmina Burana---on banjo!

Thank you for share with us!

Yes to all of this. Wisdom.

I've subbed to your chanel because you identified a very obscure (to me) song in a season 6 Top Gear episode clip. You do gods work.

Hellow dude, How was your experience with that gearbox? Recommended? Im thinking to get a 96 jetta vr6 automátic but still undecided If is good deal or could be a mess. Thanks for your comments

A cinco personas se ve que no les furrula la cabeza. Que lástima!!

U happen to know part number of cda kit u installed? Mk3? Thank u

Sandy Bull does Pops Staples - nice. Nobody does it better.

Aaron is a very talented musician. I especially love him on cello.

original version as of released on "Frankfurt Trax Vol. 4" still is the one with all the atmosphere around it.

I think he would have liked the bandura, which lets you play acoustic bass + melody together

In all seriousness...I do love this. Wonderful guitarist who I am only now discovering. Interesting in that he barely bends a string throughout. Lots of double stops filling the sound out. He has the tremolo set to exactly the right tempo so it doesn't sound too cluttered. He makes this sound easy, but he's doing some pretty complex stuff....all on a Fender vi, essentially a six string bass. Had to have pretty heavy gauge strings on there also. Athletic playing.

Has anyone got the tab for the hi-hat?

What a movie.Out of this world.

inherited a record collection and discovered this genius #winning

Pops Staples is a great guitar is but Sandy came long before him by at least 10 years. It's just a similar way of playing. I play Sandy on my radio show in the 70s and 80s but this was before the days of computers and never knew much about him. I didn't know he had a drug problem but that's not a surprise. And I had my show on non-commercial radio at UCSB so we didn't have a lot of power. I would've loved to have seen him play live, I don't think he toured much, I just saw an old clip of Memphis by Chuck Berry and it reminded me of Sandy again, I loved his version of it. Didn't know he died so young, at 60. He was definitely one of the most talented guitarist ever

This played in my house all through my youth. Along with Mason Williams, this inspired me to a profession in music and it has served me well. Thank you Sandy.

Wonderful, thanks!!

beautiful movie! !

Not bad. I'm sure it was revolutionary in 1963. Still worth a listen.

One of the most touching and emotional compositions ever.

Sandy sounds like Pops staples. Or visa versa.

all of 15. amazing !

im sooo in love with this song! :P awesome skills sandy!

da-at tre-me-lo maang

beautiful music, touching movie

I drink in there practically every week. If you go up the stairs they have a poster from the film on the wall and a photo from the movie. It's an old church that was converted in to a pub.

BIG LIKE!!!

This song made me say "I love the lord and the lord loves me." Now that's music!

who played fiddle / violin on this? I really like how they play!!! I need to find more of their work

Can you upload aaron martin's piece 3 and 5?

somewhere between 0:01 and 4:25 it turns you into _godmode

Poorly underated soundtrack! This is one of the most beatifull melodies to a film ever!

A fucking masterpiece!!

There's a bit of "Mystery Train" in this, too.

beautiful

lovely

Not a bad pub in general actually.

@gonzalorts maybe because it's a masterpiece like the whole album and the film

I played with Sandy and Davis Mansfield at McCabes and another venue on Lincoln during the months after Rolling Thunder.

I don't know why, but this song just make me happy

gracias!