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Vamos con una versión del inmortal What'd I Say que tantos grupos y solitas han inmortalizado a lo largo de su vida. En esta ocasión viene a cargo de Cliff Richard y los Shadows, Conjunto que tuvo cierto éxito en la década de los 60's con un estilo muy bien cuidado de como hacer rock and roll y también con un acompañamiento de lujo a los mandos de uno de los mejores guitarristas solistas más infravalorados, bajo mi parecer, de la música como es Hank Marvin. Fue profesor de muchos futuros guitarristas como por ejemplo Mark Knopfler de los Dire Straits. Aquí en vivo y sin arreglos de ningún tipo en un concierto que hicieron en Holanda allá por el año 1965. Abran sus oídos!! 😁👂
Let's go with a version of the immortal What'd I Say that so many groups and soloists have immortalized throughout their lives. This time it is led by Cliff Richard and the Shadows, a group that had some success in the 60's with a very well-cared style of how to make rock and roll and also with a luxurious accompaniment at the controls of one of the best most underrated solo guitarists, in my opinion, in music such as Hank Marvin. He taught many future guitarists such as Mark Knopfler of the Dire Straits. Here live and without arrangements of any kind in a concert they did in Holland back in 1965. Open your ears!! 😁👂
Let's go with a version of the immortal What'd I Say that so many groups and soloists have immortalized throughout their lives. This time it is led by Cliff Richard and the Shadows, a group that had some success in the 60's with a very well-cared style of how to make rock and roll and also with a luxurious accompaniment at the controls of one of the best most underrated solo guitarists, in my opinion, in music such as Hank Marvin. He taught many future guitarists such as Mark Knopfler of the Dire Straits. Here live and without arrangements of any kind in a concert they did in Holland back in 1965. Open your ears!! 😁👂
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