Hi everyone,

I finally have a decent version of this song for YouTube, from the recent Interlochen concert.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCXjEIQANes[/youtube]

in HD.

for RSS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCXjEIQANes

enjoy.

Great work as always Greg!

Decent??!! Greg, this is SCORCHING!!

Un grand bravo!!

Olivier

Greg.. You Mother of a Stickist, on the Motherboard!

Thanks for the inspiration.

Radkon

Thanks guys, you're very kind.

It helps to have a great audience, big P. A. and a nice hall.

Y'know . What's really exciting is seeing these high profile recital type performances for the Stick.

I honestly feel that the Stick is developing to the level that people are drawn to it more & more.
It occupies a place in their awareness now & we're all contributing to that growth.

Love It!

Rad

Great video Greg! And as mentioned earlier, I do think the Stick is starting to garner a lot more attention. My father-in-law called me this week to tell me about a guy he saw playing at Morro Bay in California, and turns out it was Bob Culbertson. He's now fascinated by the instrument and was suprised to learn I had bought one. He's even thinking about buying one for my mother-in-law as a gift for something to play other than the piano. I wouldn't mind that at all because that means I have a West Coast Stick.

I completely agree. Getting the Stick involved in the Interlochen adult programs was a big step. As an added bonus, our presence there went over extremely well and they're eager to do more. Performances like this certainly didn't hurt either. It was a superb evening.

It's really great to see this again. I was there and Greg put on a really great show. That whole weekend was an incredible experience. Seeing Greg live is something that I wish for all Stickists. The full power of his rig and his command of the technique and musicality comes through brilliantly and you are transfixed. Your mind can't wander away from this slender man with the flying fingers standing alone on a large stage. How could so much come from one man? I must admit that my mind wandered a lot later in the evening when the jazz guitarists played. I've heard, and played, most of that before. With Greg there's always a sense of adventure and you sit wondering what he'll come up with next. For a large part of the audience this was their first exposure to the Stick. I can't think of a better first experience and Greg gained many more fans. A few days later, one of the guitar teachers at the conference asked me if Greg was one of the very best Stick players. I told her that there were a few on his level, but none better.

Well done, Greg, and thanks.

-Eric

I really like this one; shared it on my facebook profile