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#463337 - 12/17/18 05:14 PM
Re: Chas " I Remember Clifford"
[Re: Stephenm52]
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Registered: 12/08/02
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Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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Damned, you are so talented, my friend. I could just picture you sitting behind a full-size Steinway Grand piano, wearing a tux and playing this in some upscale nite club in Manhattan. WOW!
All the best,
Gary
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#463338 - 12/17/18 05:18 PM
Re: Chas " I Remember Clifford"
[Re: travlin'easy]
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#463339 - 12/17/18 05:38 PM
Re: Chas " I Remember Clifford"
[Re: Stephenm52]
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Registered: 09/29/05
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Loc: Roswell,GA/USA
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Steve, you're a prince among men. Thank you so much for that. I've always loved that song, as do probably anyone else that has a soul. Gotta say, that Clavinova sounds great (all the Yammies seem very 'playable' to me, as in, very responsive to sensitive, delicate playing without dropping notes if you play too soft). Like Monk's 'round midnight or the Beatles 'Yesterday', the melody, structure and chord progression just seem to be inspired by some higher spiritual power.....and yet, it'll be outsold 1000/1 by 'Mustang Sally' . Oh well, I guess the people have spoken (the bastards). chas
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#463348 - 12/17/18 06:03 PM
Re: Chas " I Remember Clifford"
[Re: cgiles]
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Registered: 04/13/05
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Loc: USA
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Steve, you're a prince among men. Thank you so much for that. I've always loved that song, as do probably anyone else that has a soul. Gotta say, that Clavinova sounds great (all the Yammies seem very 'playable' to me, as in, very responsive to sensitive, delicate playing without dropping notes if you play too soft). Like Monk's 'round midnight or the Beatles 'Yesterday', the melody, structure and chord progression just seem to be inspired by some higher spiritual power.....and yet, it'll be outsold 1000/1 by 'Mustang Sally' . Oh well, I guess the people have spoken (the bastards). chas You’re welcome and Thanks Chas!! I’m with you tune like “Round Mindnight and Yesterday are hard to beat but they aren’t for the mainstream Purchased the Clavinova somewhere around 2004 and still sounds great, it has a what Yamaha calls a GH3 (Graded Hammer Action) the keys are made of wood so it helps with the piano feel. The Clavinova is one board I never felt the need to upgrade does everything I need it for piano solo. I miss my Samick grand but this Clavinova never goes out of tune. Tracy appreciate the kudos! Dave, Glad to hear you enjoyed the tune, it’s a good one for sure. Thanks for the kind words!
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