Funny

[nivramarvin]

Here's how to do it: pose instead of the backing track to the original recording.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyWHrVj ... 14YLrDNHcg

The commentators do not notice it and are enthusiastic.

[JimN]

Here's how to do it: pose instead of the backing track to the original recording.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyWHrVj ... 14YLrDNHcg

The commentators do not notice it and are enthusiastic.

Are you sure?

I can hear one note's difference between that and the original...

[fulham]

THATS A GREAT SOUND YOU HAVE I DONT THINK YOU COULD DO ANY BETTER I WISH I COULD GET THE SOUND YOU HAVE GOT WELL DUN

[Stu's Dad]

I can hear one note's difference too, but I think he's playing quietly over the original. The giveaway's the third note (D) - instead of bending a semitone up he slides up and down again but all you can hear is the bend. No wonder fulham thinks it's a great sound - it's the sound of Hank.

Len

[nivramarvin]

His right hand remains invisible. Many such fakes can be recognized at the end - the fade out. Backing tracks usually have a real ending.

[abstamaria]

That is not the original Shadows recording though. For instance, listen to the phrase at 0.35; in the original recording, Hank skips a note there.

Andy

[Hank2k]

He often posts on Facebook playing over the original very quietly.