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One of the original important stringpickers. The guitar heroes hero. And i think people are just sitting still, cause they watch in awe stuff, they never seen before.

You need to hear Horizons by Genesis/ Steve Hacket on Foxtrot. Also The Sage by ELP/ Greg Lake on Pictures at an Exhibition. They are the same year as Mood for a Day.

i you don’t mind, would it possible if you could make a tutorial covering this wonderful melody, please?

I remember the first time I heard this,I was playing guitar in a showband in Ireland, the D.j. played this before we went on stage, the piano player tapped me (1979) wait till your hear this guy.I now teach this to teenagers who all love Mark Knopfler,the greatest!!

I feel sorry for Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell.They were Jimi's equal on their respective instuments.But hardly get any credit.Ringo and George get plenty of credit.Why not Mitch and Noel.

I'd like a video of Yngvie reacting to Carlos Montoya

Yyz live in rio would have been a better and more fun version. Please give it a listen. Thank you for the wonderful video.

Everyone points out the drummer, Terry Williams, had his dad there. True, but his fifth grade teacher was also there, and Terry said he did this performance for her.

When I saw this tour I knew they were just about done.. Triumph is a trio.... Rick Santers was not needed up there.

Yes you were right everyone was mesmerized

Nobody says it but having Alan Clarke in the band was a real privilege. In this tour he killed it.

He must have been at those crossroads to play like that.

Rick is one of the very few singers who sounds better live !

There is something special about Knopfler. When I watch him play, it's just natural. There is no translation of ideas to sounds. When I listen to this music I remember the times when I had a bike and spend all weekends on day long tours listening to it. When I was a kid, I didn't know that you have to learn playing an instrument, not really. After all, music is just there, on the radio, in the stereo. I had no idea that in a band these guys have to play together, listen to each other. They're just having fun there, aren't they? After trying to learn the guitar and finding that I have no talent for music, I started to appreciate how hard that actually is. But when I see Knopfler play, I am reminded on what I thought making music is like. It's a state, Knopfler is there and that means there is also music. He's not making an effort, look at him. That can't be hard. It's fun, look.Didldidldidl-ditdy! I just love it...

SRV Lenny elmacombo ! It’s Amazing!!!!!!!

Always thought George and the Funk Mobb were listening to 'Wurm' when composing 'night of the thumpasaurus peoples'

Even now in 2024 I’m cooking dinner, listening to this and crying 😭😭😭 Love this game

You are the best! Thank you for free tabs

I first came across Frank in the late 60s as an 11/12 year old and its been an interesting ride ❤

You might think it's a keyboard song up to 11.37.

Yes Zappa was amazing.

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Great fun. Love Davie504's vids and ironic sense of humour.

Full cover pls!

Telegraph Road is a major north-south 70-mile (110 km) thoroughfare in Michigan, and Mark Knopfler was inspired to write the song while riding in the front of the tour bus, which made the journey down Telegraph Road. At the same time, Knopfler was reading the novel Growth of the Soil by the Nobel Prize winning Norwegian author Knut Hamsun and he was inspired to put the two together and write a song about the beginning of the development along Telegraph Road and the changes over the ensuing decades.

Welcome aboard! YOU WERE NOT READY FOR THE NOTE!!!!!!!

Sheer perfection!

Ric Emmett from Triumph and Steve Morse are huge Steve Howe fans. BTW Ric Emmett is great on acoustic guitar

I strongly recommend an duet on classical guitarswith Steve Morse and Steve called Up in the Air, from the Dixie Dregs’ Industry Standards album

Fantastic analysis of this song!

Wow, jone, you added absolutely NOTHING to my appreciation of SRV. What a useless "reaction" video!

Greatest Rush album of all time.. Wait.. Hemispheres...wait... LOL. To many great productions by this unbelievable trio.

@JoneRuiz, don't know if you've ever heard Bach on a banjo but check out Bela Fleck, world-class musician. ua-cam.com/video/Xxavhjb_7JU/v-deo.html

The drummer is the hero of this version of the song. I prefer the singing and guitar on the studio version but what a ride to hear the fun they are having.

You HAVE to watch him play with Chet Atkins. It's soooo tasty.

This makes me smile 😊

Sounds much better alive than studio track!!!

Could listen to this song non stop!!😇

Opens with Paganini

Clay pool is the modern day Zappa . Totally off the wall and great stories !

Majestic indeeeeeed. this song is from beyond. his solo is talking to you!!!! magic

Drummer Terry Williams is of fire! His dad was in the audience and Mark told Terry to go for it and make dad proud.

What people forget is he played the largest diameter strings available for a guitar......try bending .013" - .058" strings for 3 hours and get back to me. You won't be able to....LOL

As a classical guitarist you really must check out their live perfarmance of "Private Investigations" (On the Night, 1993). 1. It's absolutely beautiful music amd 2. Mark plays an acoustic guitar for a significant part of it.

Part II:Didacts and Narpets. Best drum solo in recorded history! RIP Professor 🕊️🕊️😇

The thing about Mark Knopler's guitar work is that the timing is split second perfect. Thats the difference between good players and exceptional players.

Stevie is one of those performers who is hard to digest in one huge dose. I stop the video midway to rest.

A beast of a guitarist. No one can play like Stevie.

they were all classically trained

One the best bands of my generation, but you needed to see them live, so much better than the records, saw them twice will never forget 2-3 hours of pure liquid energy