Comments by "Sandy Barnes" (@sandybarnes887) on "Rick Beato" channel.

  1. The jazz piano of The Vince Guaraldi Trio and choristers from St. Paul's Episcopal Church in San Rafael, California. Christmas Time is Here.
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  2. If the vocal was any further back in the distance with the reverb you'd need a telescope. Lmao 😅 brilliant
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  3. Boring. Repetitive. A couple of them were interesting, Bruno Mars for example. Most had only 2 or 3 chords, a simple drum beat.
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  4. Singing his hit Purple Rain in the actual purple rain was epic.
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  5. I agree. 2 min 37 sec before the chorus. Many songs these days aren't longer than 2 37
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  6. Joni Mitchell
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  7. I agree. Dr Becky covered his PhD work a couple of years ago. Fascinating
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  8. She defends her lyrics yet says she won't let her daughter listen to her songs.
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  9. I'm hoping he can arrange Joni Mitchell
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  10. The big one for me was the 9 volt Sony transistor pocket radio. Many late nights tuning in far away stations. I would add 2 things to the list, Moog synthesizer and the drum/percussion. Wasn't the very 1st music played by knocking out a beat?
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  11. Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band but they are blockers so I understand why it wasn't included
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  12. I remember when MTV played music. 25 years ago
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  13. Tone for days. I couldn't have described it better if I tried.
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  14. #8 Rock Star... Man, these are all the same chord progressions. vi I V IV... Omg,... shakes his head no... Kinda sums up modern music perfectly.
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  15. Lucille. B. B. King.
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  16. Why am I crying? 😭
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  17.  @MuzixMaker  i was a bit young to remember that. I did enjoy the music from NYC and Boston. Motown and Top 40. Ages away from me here in a tiny eastern Canadian town. That's how the fallacy of racism took root in my impressionable mind.
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  18.  @evertschut  he met with her, had lunch. I don't believe he has had a full on interview with her yet.
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  19.  @evertschut  comparing her light version of Clouds early in her career with the performance in 2,000 at the end of an all-star celebration for her at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City was astounding. The new recording made me cry.
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  20. Enlightening
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  21. Yeah, it's strange. I also know nothing about singing or playing an instrument but I love this channel
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  22. @Zeta9966  yeah. I agree it's a good tune. My comment was about Rick's low key humour. 🙂
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  23. Joe Bonamassa?
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  24. I'm a rap snob. Is it really music? Anyone can talk. Use a thesaurus for rhymes. Press a few keys on a computer with autotunes. Where's the soul? The passion? The performance? Singing is hard as is playing a guitar. Piano. Rap has none of that. Sadly, modern pop all sounds cookie cutter. Same 4 chords over and over
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  25. Yes, I watched to the end. Very enjoyable
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  26. Watching and hearing Classical Gas come out of his fingers was awesome. A wonderful utůbe video. Thx for this great interview, Rick
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  27. @dfasht yeah. I look forward to it each year.
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  28. So would I but unfortunately it would get immediately blocked
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  29. 1.5 million subscribers. Love it
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  30. Another beauty. U have a plan for #100? An idea for 2 million subscribers?
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  31.  @jeffreystark2687  the feedback comment
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