Somehow I have a recollection of this video having been posted here at some point, but I suspect I'm not the only one who hasn't actually seen it. Very, very weird. No comment, in fact. Give it time to get going:
Can you imagine THAT as a busking act? He'd never make a cent, because anybody ducking toward him to toss a dollar in the bucket would be lashed off their feet.
Last Edited by kudzurunner on Dec 04, 2015 11:25 AM
ahhhhhhh J. P. Morgan.........always hada a crush on her
I mean, um
someone please lock this thread because it's only going to go downhill from here. And if it does go downhill from here it'll be something remarkable at best, or more likely ghastly.
please for the love of little vibrating bits of metal, do something!
About a million years ago, on my birthday, when I was first learning to play, we both sat in with the same band. He could play several artists' solos note for note. Not easy stuff either.
I remember him playing outside next to me plowing through Sugar Blue solos.
Adam is a good guy. This is just one part of the stuff he does. He does mostly stage shows at wild west shows, ren faires, etc. haha the guitar player in the band I was in let him use the whip to play his guitar once. That was interesting :)
I kept wondering why he chose a minor key harp. Maybe to add an ominous quality to his performance?
Whips as percussion is an act I have not previously considered. He is pretty good to get such consistent rhythm, if this is an accurate audio recording.
This would not work well as part of a band on a crowded stage. It would be hard to find others to play with you.
This was a striking performance, and as Adam noted, not one likely to attract donations to the tip jar during the action.
On the other hand, if tips were solicited between acts, it might go poorly for anyone trying to snatch the tip jar. ----------
