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Location: New York | Here is the video of my 12 year old son, Logan, playing YYZ by Rush at his concert last spring.
http://ovationfanclub.ning.com/video/yyz-by-logan-lickfield-at
He makes some mistakes and the drummer plays to fast and the bass player never rehearsed with Logan, but he did an awesome job in my humble opinion and I am very proud of him. (I can't play this)
Thanks to Weaser for hauling his old bones out to this morning show on a Sunday. You are a good old dude.
In his fall concert, he will be playing Yes's Mood For a Day on his Ovation Country Artist, followed by Roundabout accompanied by drums, bass, vocals and keyboards. Should be interesting. |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Had a great time watching the kids play. Logan was just one of several kids who were very impressive. How many of us, given the opportunity, would take a step back in time and really do it right...
Keep encouraging him, Hoss. He'll love you for it forever. |
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| You're a great dad. Good on both of you. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Congrats to you both: it's great to see the younger generation moving in a positive direction...Well done! |
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| I am beaming with pride myself. You mentioned three or four songs we are actually doing, "Clap" instead of "Mood for a Day" but it's all good. I am proud to see the younger generation recognizing masterpieces of rock music and it gives me hope this music will not die the uncertain death it has undergone in my area of upstate NY these past 10 years.
If he can continue tackle this stuff he will have an amazing musical knowedge to write his originals from.
Way to go Boy's. Thanks for this.
Randy |
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My son plays YYZ by Rush
