When I'm 64 - Beatles Gypsy Jazz Cover (Feat. Adrian Holovaty) 

Django Framework make sense now! great playing Adrian!

Muy buen trabajo, Adrián. Gracias.

Perfect playing both! Very similar to the Perfesser, Gene Nichols, whom I heard play this at a fundraiser in the late eighties. At one time called the greatest guitarist in the United States by his friend Jim Croce. I don’t mean that you guys sound like his stuff on purpose, most people don’t even know who he was, I am giving you the highest compliment possible on a cover track, in that such an amazing performance of your reminded me of him. I searched the web high and low, and all I found was him playing a saw while a guy played his theramin, people came from worldwide to play on an original that Theramin made for him, so all we have is him like a few years older than dirt playing the saw, which is exactly why you boys need to keep on recording! To Adrian, you are such a gift, you are wonderful to hear, joy and skill always are. I don’t know you any more than that, I’m afraid. I have been following Josh for a while now, the word is genius, get used to it. Your musical choices, your talent and many gifts, and the way you bring out the best in others qualifies you for the word. This coming from someone who sat on her back porch watching Steve Goodman back in the day. He knew how to laugh, too. I think I actually heard Steve do Martha my Dear, again the joy and skill, yeah he shared those as well. He was Jon Prine’s best friend, I think you have done like Paradise or another of his. I just thought I would take the time to say this, I know a few of your patrons and others I have steered your way, and I wanted them and others to hear. Don’t be an unsung hero hon, play with as many people as you can, but get it all on tape! We have nothing from the Perfessor, little from Goodman, Ole Joe of St. Pancras just died with only a few minutes of him ever recorded, on piano and being silly singing from one of the Mediterranean ‘s premiere musical talents of the sixties. He would love you boys, he would probably have cried to hear you Adrian! He lost himself in prison, I remember my Dad Donald Beckwith, greatest alcoholic guitarist of all time according to Kris Kristofferson, just crying saying no way Joe was going to survive and he kinda didn’t. So, I say stay out of trouble especially in countries whose language you do not speak, stay way from chemical recreation, and collaborate on and off camera as much as you can. If you are in London call up Terry Miles or Brendan Kavenough, either one of you or both, they would adore this track and you can never have enough crazy genius piano men in your life, that’s a rule. My only other rule is that you introduce yourself to Alice Cooper, he has more road wisdom and just plain old guy wisdom than almost anyone out there and he would feel honored to know you. Let him beat you at golf though, it’s the only time he voluntarily gets any sunshine and should be encouraged. Peace. Nope, have to say it again. Peter Tork’s Lady’s Baby! Maybe Reina would sing it, but I think you could pull it all off. Cooper’s I Never Cry is a thought to.

..please remove the comma, it incompletes the sentence...thanks!

You guys sounded amazing!

Guitar PewDiePie approves. 🙌🙌

Paul davids commenting on this.... my two favorite youtube celebs appreciating each others work makes my day

you need to take singing classes paul.

Paul Davids zekers ( vooral door Amsterdam op 0:00)

Wow

63 in two weeks! Jeesh, were did years go? Great job guys.

Welcome to my world! The day before I reached 65 I still felt youngish, the day of my birthday not too bad, the day after that I suddenly turned into this old bloke who keeps taking about the good old days!

Where have the years gone😂

Here's another old codger -- I turn 64 in January. I bet Paul thinks about writing this now at 77 and muses about the good old days at 64.

I am a tad younger but yes, time flies.

Yes, there is. So glad to see/hear musicians who don't need a machine to keep a beat.

I've only got a day left at 64. Glad I caught this in time!

there's a lot of great musicians nowadays, it's just the industry don't pick them up since the fans are looking for what's in the industry right now. degenerate's music

YESSSSSSS

Again at 2:39

Probably the most understated 'guitar face' I've ever seen lol

Ha!

Well it did sound pretty good

he did she's leaving home too

@@reigenlucilfer6154 and damn well at that

Ah, it seems we share a favourite Beatle!

He did junk too

@@davidevans7897 yes Mac cartney’ s songs

Totally Agree!

4-fingered Django,

For Sure.

Hate to be a party pooper, but the solo impressed me the least. It lacked vibrato big time. Quite important when playing gypsy swing as it also determines dynamic control! It could also be the guitar make had poor sound. Well, getting just an OK Selmer-Maccaferri can be a very pricey enterprise.

Sorry for being that guy, but that certainly isn't talent. It's hundreds of hours of work and sweat and blistered fingers ; that is, in my opinion, what we should praise. I think there's no such thing as talent

Hee hee. And all that, don't trust anyone over thirty stuff....

You ain't kidding, I'm still 64 until February.

So true. I loved John but I liked Paul's "granny stuff" even back then when it wasn't cool and one of the advantages of age is no longer caring if I'm cool

Up thumb to 65...sorry!

Amen.

sending love ❤

@@Bc232klm thanks ❤️

so may i ask what are the first two chords ? :)

@@quentinos59400 😂

Noticed that too. Doesn't get that clipped Liverpudlian U though :-)

I've noticed that he seems to fall into a British accent, when he sings a McCartney song. LOL

Scott Penick my thoughts exactly!

Jannis Rombeck i was standing there and saw the moment your guitar was signed! What an evening!

ich würde viel dafür geben, diese Talente mal in Köln zu sehen