you HAVE to see this. this is an amazing electric rendition of johann pachelbel's canon by jerryc (never heard of jerryc before, but i think he's pretty big on youtube.)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by8oyJztzwo

i have GOT to learn this. getting the tabs as soon as possible.

-Jake

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Wow thanks for posting that. This is one of the nicest pieces I have heard in ages, well written and played.Now I have to look into this guy. If anyone is interested if you click on more info next to the guys name who posted it you can download the backing track.

This has been around for five years. I thought that everyone had heard his version, but that's what I get for thinkin' when I'm not used to it I guess.

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Thanks for the link, I had kind of forgotten about this... To much usic.... to little time And yes this is very cool!

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Check this video out. How about THAT for a backing band?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBHfb2sVWV4&NR=1

No doubt! BTW, User Funtwo has the best video followed by user matrach (who is a member of the Fender family of musicians now) which I posted in the youtube thread several months ago.

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so is funtwo the original, then? i wasn't sure...

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Jerry C is the original, as far as I know; I understand it's his arrangement.
But Funtwo got the most views.
Ans some nice gigs, like this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBHfb2sVWV4

No. Jerry C Did the Arrangement and 1st vid.

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i like this version better.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owAj5LiX ... re=related

That's the 1st time I heard that kind of arrangement of Pachabel's Canon, I'd love to hear his interpretation of The Air from J.S. Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D(commonly and incorrectly refered to as Air on a G string)this naming of the Air came in the late 19th century when one of the great Russian violinists of the time played the whole melody on the G string hence the name that stuck.

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On the topic of pachabel, this is qute good
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdxkVQy7QLM

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