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[jaysay]

Talking of Wilson Pickett, in my days on he stage we used to open with this little number

[Wynonie Harris]

Nice instrumental version here...

[cashman]

dunno if i posted before but its class.

[martin01]

good morning Steve
here's some 'old' geezers doing a medley of Shadows numbers form the 60's.
I was dragged up with a vox amplifier, guitar with tremelo arm and a good dose finger picking!
nice to sit back, relax, listen and charge the glass (bit early for me) - on the other hand - do 'the walk' around the lounge -

cheers

[martin01]

good morning Cashie
?? I just wanna be you're -------------------------------Teddy Bear
cheers

[cashman]

one of me all time favourite artists.

[martin01]

eat ur art out jules olland

[MargaretR]

eat your heart out Tommy Johnson
this man Oscar Peterson was the inspiration

[martin01]

a right belter that one marg-
just a footnote by comparison though - you may know, if you play the pianoforte, most people find left/right hand synchronicity extemely difficult and whilst Oscar's rendition was played right hand with fantastic alacrity, the left hand manoevres were outplayed, in my opinion, by TJ's - and that's where most of the 'beat' and a lot of the melody comes from. Not to say the two of them are maestro's.
Bring on the CLayderman's, Atwell's and not least the ever popular Liberace
thanks for that
Martin

[martin01]

and here he is long before the flamboyancy of his later performances -

[martin01]

and RC's signature piece

[martin01]

and -- Moon River - from Breakfast ar Tiffany's sung by Audry Hepburn composed by Johnny Mercer and Mancini 1961

[martin01]

and -- winifred's signature without the 'wish you were here' captions re Clayderman's Moonlight!

[martin01]

and to wrap it up on the pianissimo
Ludwig's classic that outperforms,outclasses and outdoes all known composers - including Jeff Beck

[martin01]

I meant this one-but still the same message