Amazing talent

[Graham Ritchie]

I came across this you-tube video today, it made me smile, so thought I would post it here as well....enjoy.

[Douglas Meltzer]

10 years old? That is amazing!!

[Graham Ritchie]

Certainly got an amazing future

[John Burgess]

Absolutely amazing, a natural talent with a gift that no amount of lessons can achieve !!
Thanks for that Graham
John

[Osi Osgood]

Hopefully, he'll be more a writer than someone with vast talent. Some truly excellent artists become great session players, but are never able to write a single song to save they're life. I'm on the other side of the coin, I'm an okay drummer, and can "function" on a keyboard, but my greatest strength is writing and lyrics.

[Rob Young]

Wow!!

[Graham Ritchie]

Your welcome John

[Graham Ritchie]

George Harrison would have been pleased to hear this youngster take on his music "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"

[Ed Gordon]

Impressive performance by a 10 year old. His interpretation reminds me of the performance by Prince:

My favorite remains the one from Eric Clapton.

While there were exceptions for people who left their mark on their music, even receiving the honorary title of "the Fifth Beatle" — most notably producer George Martin and keyboard player Billy Preston — outside collaborations were infrequent. However, for the George Harrison-penned song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," which appeared on "The White Album," a doozy of a collaborator was brought in: Eric Clapton, who was tasked with laying down the track's now-iconic solo (via Showbiz CheatSheet).

Read More: https://www.grunge.com/929801/the-tr...ntly-weeps/

[Osi Osgood]

... and then he subsequently stole George Harrison's wife!

[Rob Young]

"... and then he subsequently stole George Harrison's wife!"

Fortunately not before writing "Layla" first!!

That kid is seriously amazing.

[Graham Ritchie]

Certainly is Rob and full marks to the band taking the risk, in allowing this unknown youngster at this particular moment onto the stage with them to begin with.

[Graham Ritchie]

Well folks here is a real foot tapper with this one

[Graham Ritchie]

Came across this one today, brilliant bit of playing

[Graham Ritchie]

Well folks I have never heard of this instrument before, have you? one thing about you-tube though, you are always learning something new, no matter how old you are