Tears in Heaven on Bass guitar (you won't believe your ears)

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Rick Barnhart
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Tears in Heaven on Bass guitar (you won't believe your ears)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSIIhCX_Nu4
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He blew me away...I guess steel could be used in other ways then playing just country, and like this young man take the instrument to new and greater heights...what a talent.
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Post by Lee Baucum »

Beautiful. Be sure to check out his other videos. There are 28 of them on You Tube at this time.
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He is simply amazing.
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WOW
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My - oh - My!

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Post by Nic du Toit »

A truly talented young man..... must spend hours with the instrument. He obviously has a passion for the bass guitar.
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Excellent playing..... :D
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...........that ain't right.......... :whoa: :whoa:
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Post by Tonu Timm »

Seems like learned from bass virtuoso Jeff Berlin's 1997 album. But really nice!
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I'm not bass player myself but always just loved to listen Jeff Berlin. http://www.stevieglasgow.com/transcript ... Heaven.pdf
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