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[ecca]

http://youtu.be/S_C55B_Qhqk

[alanbakewell]

Beautiful.

[Derek Misselbrook]

Loved it..........

[fullerton62strat]

Well Ecca, that was great. Full of passion, knowdought inspired by your beautiful granddaughter. You've captured what we have all been through over the last few decades since the sixties, growing up with guitars, hotrods, pies and pints, etc., levelling off to the joys of a great family; contentment and still a few guitars to tinker with.

Credit where its due there's something in the sound and playing that really appeals to me. Super.

John

[Stratpicker]

Yes John
Ecca's inimitable style complete with guitar with elastic strings!
Played, as always, with true emotion, deep feeling and "style".
Have to agree with Bakey -"Beautiful" !
You are so lucky to have so much footage / video from your Mum to your grand-daughters and all your canine "family".
Superb!
cheers
ian

[keithmantle]

Smashing Ecc.

[Geoff Alderton LH]

Hi Eric.
First time I saw you play was at the,I think, the North Notts meet quite a while ago. You played a couple of numbers in the Jeff Beck style and I thought wow that was different but very very good. This has the same impact, different but very very good.
Regards Geoff.

[ecca]

I always loved this melody from when I first heard it in 76-77, whenever it was.
I tried to play it in French because that was something else that impressed me when I heard it on an advert some years back.
It became a crusade to find the recording, in French, and I had to joing Charles Aznavour's fan club to find out. I still get emails from them every so often telling me what he's up to.
Cheers all,
Arthur.

[noelford]

Did you have to play it so nicely, Ecca? - I've had this one in my rep for ages and now every bugger will be playing it!

[ecca]

Tres Bon.

When you having another do at Shrewsbury ?
Me and Farty can come and say hallo.