James Taylor on playing and technique: exclusive video for Guitarist magazine

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[@Billma48]

I was born in 1948. Perfect timing in my opinion. The soundtrack that was provided for my life was just stunning. James has been a vital part of it.

[@billygreenville59]

My sister was born the same year as you, in October. I came 11 years later. She was in love with JT & his music & she turned me on to him when I was 9 or 10. Ditto that for The Beatles. I'll be forever grateful to her, that I caught all that great music, listening vicariously as a child, through her. 🙂

[@johnmyers8415]

amen

[@Steve-yk7iu]

Me in ‘52 but still in the right period to have had JT as a lifetime influence. I first saw him with Carly Simon in 1969. I’ll never forget it.

[@beatledrama8689]

For the spirited generation who can appreciate and remember, this seems right for you kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKawdmhnfM-KsM0

[@police1184]

Heck, I was born in 1984 and he’s done the same for me.

[@chrisemsley3520]

I could watch/listen to him just play chords and chord changes all day - just magical.

[@rontalley2]

me too. :-) Ron

[@bradmodd7856]

I don't have that kind of boomer attention span, but 15-30 seconds is nice

[@gitanoespana7694]

"Clean side of buzzy" is good for me. Thankyou Mr Taylor.

[@VCVTV]

Interesting that his guitar has a slightly wider than standard neck,, because narrow necks are a problem for me too.

[@mrbungle42023]

@@VCVTV Sausage fingers can be a curse. I just picked up a Seagull S6. It has a wider 1.805" nut and I love it. So much easier to play without the unwanted muting of strings.

[@andyhayes1401]

I say this whenever I test out and play guitars in shops. Haha.

[@noctilux7799]

Thats a great definition for me too.

[@claytronico]

@@mrbungle42023 playing JT songs I've found a lot of use in fretting two strings with one finger. One of the benefits of wide fingers perhaps.

[@JohnnyHurbonConnections]

His voice is a calming sound all in its own. What a gift to the galaxy.

[@Rikk303]

The most amazing declaration that James made that he'd like to sing like other guys. ALL other guys want to sing like James.

[@Eunice.Aceto75]

Rikk303 lol

[@jamesdonalfaulkner]

Well, much as I admire Mr Taylor's writing and guitar playing, I would not actually like to sing like him; as he implies himself, it's perhaps not his strongest point.

[@MsKraftee]

Isn't that the truth! His voice is just beautiful. Nothing better than James si ging "Sweet Baby James" or "Fire and Rain"

[@UX-FLEX]

He is still trying to learn how to accomplish something on his guitar that is the sign of true genius. Self depricating and almost unaware of his impact; truly an American treasure.

[@parkjammer]

This young man shows promise. Keep an eye on him... one day he may be successful!

[@johnheath970]

Nah. Derivative. Sounds like that "Fire and Rain" guy.

[@michelouellet2818]

+parkjammer Hahaha! You're right man !

[@reggaefan2700]

Is James still on drugs or what?

[@reggaefan2700]

When someone starts talking in the 3rd person you better look out.

[@PerthTowne]

Reggae Fan + He got "clean" more than 30 years ago, and has been off them ever since. No drugs and doesn't drink (alcohol) either.

[@stelvans]

Wonderful after watching this my guitar is now a coffee table...

[@Phoenix-One0922]

Naah.... just have some coffee and play it again... don't abandon that little baby. I have lots of guitars and I love All my babies for different reasons and I'm always looking for THAT Perfect guitar, but while I do, my babies keep me company.

[@thedave5748]

James wouldnt want that...

[@neilcrowesongs9768]

🤣😂

[@neilcrowesongs9768]

Man just play what you can play and get better in your way

[@OfficialStevenCravis]

very humble of him to share how he wishes he had a higher range voice, especially given how amazing his baritone voice sounds.

[@andrew_owens7680]

Then he'd be Cee Lo.

[@nskimharris]

I like the response given to that. It's true I think, every great musician also has their weaknesses and sometimes it is those weaknesses that cause you to get better.

[@phaedrus6891]

I know right? Honestly I think his limitations in his vocal range did him a service in the end. He had to work with what he had and that bred creativity.

[@jeffwhittington693]

I'm not sure he was denigrating his voice so much as wishing there were more distance between it and the guitar.

[@TheJazz61]

Hello Mr Taylor!it was lovely meeting you in London ,next day after your Hyde Park gig...what a lovely person you are.We talked about guitars.And you were on your way to Italy the next day.I am a London cabbie ,and lucky to have the opportunity to meet not only artists but great persons like you!

[@PeterBreamedreamcapturevideo]

One of the Greats….endless respect to James Taylor...

[@kartikeyaattri2166]

I wish him the long long life. I admire his music so much.

[@stratmagic6893]

doesn't get much better than James Taylor-what a voice and those classic songs

[@dancelzard]

+vibrato6 .....agree with you here!

[@cdb-ez6xg]

Truly a genuine human being, amazing performer and comedian to boot! Love watching him live!!

[@mickymillersson4376]

I wish oh I wish I could play guitar like James Taylor. But at least I can listen to him. Absolutely wonderful.

[@barbaramammosser6147]

I am working very hard to get back to learning from the Great Ones !!!! Thanks so very múch !!!!!

[@Antrobrebb]

+Michael Sleight ,Practise is the key and endure. Do not despair and work through times when you think you are not improving.

[@mickymillersson4376]

+Tony Robinson Tony I try daily, but oh I wish it sounded like James!!

[@Antrobrebb]

Haha! Me too. Keep at it, and slowly. It will come. Good luck and I look forward to seeing a video from you in the future.

[@DJWRailroad]

+Michael Sleight Consider where you started from and where you're at now. That should be proof that you're progressing toward JT quality. Best wishes on great playing and always ... enjoy.

[@whatdanielson]

Completely feel exactly what James is saying about being a baritone. Much of the best music are sung within tenor range. You do what you can, but it really does limit what you’re able to do vocally. All you can do is work with what you have and through that is an art that can be shown through persistence and acknowledgement. No wonder James is a great songwriter and guitar player.

[@lliguf]

Mr Taylor is the reason that I play the guitar..His music is perfect for when i'm sad ,, or happy.. Thank you sir, for filling my life with inspiration.

[@bobbyjago]

He is so smooth that it relaxes me thanks mr Taylor

[@Mr25thfret]

Same here my friend. James Taylor and Led Zeppelin. :)

[@hawaiirealmedia5610]

What James plays at 2:40 is awe inspiring.

[@jeffm5991]

It was good

[@ethanjenkins4745]

I love how he keeps tryna play and almost forgets he's being interviewed

[@steltron]

It's like guitar is his first language - he plays so fluently.

[@dobbernator4033]

This man is amazing on acoustic .

[@davidg22100]

Inspirational! I just reached 65 and this keeps me wanting to learn more!

[@manoneal1724]

If I could play like this I would do nothing else.

[@Thedemonseedsower]

If you did nothing else you could play like this.

[@manoneal1724]

Ross Gardiner True.

[@kjoseph8323]

Was that a Haiku?

[@manoneal1724]

K Joseph Do you know what a haiku is?

[@kjoseph8323]

Sorry just kidding because you know Wayne's World and all. Here's a Haiku to help you remember what a Haiku is: I am first with five Then seven in the middle -- Five again to end.

[@compulsor5853]

Too many (self: included) 'rock' guitarists dismiss too fast- for too long, the storehouse of sublime genius harboured within this unassuming man.

[@uneedtherapy42]

5:25 James goes all self-deprecation about his voice... this to me is mind blowing... JAMES your voice is one of the most haunting and beautiful voices in music history....

[@philipsarkol9572]

I agree..he has a distinctive voice...The reason why,as he said being a baritone, he has lasted so long in the music, is that he made the best out of his limitations from his voice, and used it as musicaly as he could. Wich of course was where the magic was to be found...out of that 'limited' voice range. Great musician...

[@uneedtherapy42]

love your comment... that "range" in tunes like Terra Nova, Walking Man, and Only a Dream in Rio highlight what you wrote here... JT forever!!

[@bigpapavee]

many greats hated the sound of their own voice...Jimi Hendrix...Nat King Cole. it's pretty common.

[@peterdanyliw9506]

Did'nt know about Jimi..

[@ianbartle456]

Distinctive- and genuine two qualities that really really help you connect with people as a singer. I'd always thought James was more of a tenor but much of his singing IS in a low comfortable range and he has an almost conversational style - which is where much of his warmth and appeal cones from. He could do a good blues vocal early in his career to, for variety and had a pretty string falsetto. He doesn't use it so much on record now though. Either he's lost it due to age, or he's decided it doesn't suit how he wants to connect with people now Going for the high notes is really more of a younger man's energy voice. James has reached the reflective part of his life and so it's figures he'd want to sing to match. He sure sounds good to me.

[@JohnIn2SonAZ]

James is our national treasure! I have listened to his music my whole life.

[@preteristlab-endtimes5683]

What a legend! He create some of the most beautiful music to come out of the US in the 60's and 70's. He is so quiet and gentle. Respect James.

[@ScottHogue]

I love the fact he is self aware enough to know that the rest of us talk about "James Taylor" chords.

[@drumsNstuff79]

Oh that tone! That gorgeous tone!

[@ErnestBautistaTravelMusicGadge]

I wonder how he did the recording, it seems a stereo mic was used

[@MandoMohan]

Sweet baby James! What a lovely man. Another memorable interview. Just wonderful!

[@haroldwaynejackson7880]

James, the reason people love you is because you sing for us to help you in the range you're hearing. Everybody (even though they don't know) wants to be supported by other strong voices. You set us up for heartfelt melodies and compelling lyrics. We love you.

[@JulianSpear]

Such a gifted man - love that unmistakable voice & guitar technique

[@budsurtees4224]

James Taylor is one of the legends of music, and people of my generation feel blessed that we grew up listening to him and others like him. Beautiful songs, fantastic guitar playing, and one of the sweetest voices ever. Thank you for the music!

[@oldboy229]

I´m a baritone which is not great. Hold on, James, your voice is made of GOLD!

[@HarrrySpider]

+Oldboy Youngman yea... if HIS baritone is not the definition of great, I guess my ears haven't been working properly for about 30 years... oh well...

[@oldboy229]

+Alvaro Arana WHy not Tenor?

[@oldboy229]

Alvaro Arana Lennon was not really a tenor, he sang the lower part in the beatles vocal duet MACLEN

[@mgdunn7440]

+Alvaro Arana In fact, the baritone range is lower than tenor. Tenors typically have a more dynamic range than a baritone voice

[@davidjorgensen877]

+Alvaro Arana "Baritone doesn't mean a lower voice" Baritone means exactly that. Bass, baritone, tenor, alto, soprano are specific registers in the sonic range, applying not just to voice but to anything capable of producing musical pitch. Whatever you think of the quality of the baritone vs. tenor voicings, to say that baritone does not mean a lower voice than tenor is factually incorrect.

[@CreamyBone]

I'd love to see HOURS of this!

[@Showmetheevidence-]

One of the musicians who’s voice I really envy. So smoooooooooooooth

[@pacodolan5780]

_whose_ , even

[@CountryCoversOfficial]

2:41 I love that solo for Before This World / Jolly Springtime! Absolutely genius on the guitar

[@donaldsavage3699]

James Taylor is our families hero may God bless him for all the years he blessed us with his music!

[@7775Kevin]

So many great singers disparage their own voices and wish they sounded different. That has always interested me. James Taylor has one of the most recognizable voices in music. And one of the best, I think.

[@AmarylisFlow]

Very true! Jimi Hendrix didn’t like his own singing voice either

[@JulianSpear]

A great privilege to get a little insight into the great man. thank you.

[@zazenforever4940]

I love his singing, song writing, and guitar work. Wouldnt it be interesting for him to make a series of instrumental only songs of just him and this lovely sounding guitar? What a treat that would be. His style coupled with the sound of that guitar are just so incredibly pleasing.

[@maxwellfan55]

This is a great sounding guitar (cedar) that just echos and compliments JT's style. It's what we guitarists are always on the lookout for, that must have instrument that takes us to where we haven't been. A video that's worth returning to again and again, so thank you all incl JT himself.

[@silverdoctor1]

I've known of James Taylor for 50 years; I never knew what a pleasant, unassuming man he is. A real pleasure to watch.

[@andrewgriffiths9214]

Wonderful! I only wish there'd been more. I could sit for hours listening to/watching stuff like this. One of the most underrated guitar players out there :)

[@bob5951]

His guitar that he played on Howard Stern sounded so crisp - it was perfect !

[@Steeve9292]

What a lovely chap.

[@dirtwfox]

If I knew how to contact James personally I would thank him so much for the you tube video he made about the nail method he uses. I have been playing professionally for years and although I would fingerpick at home, I could never get the sound I wanted on stage. I tried all sorts of thumb picks and finger picks to no avail and then I saw James's video. I immediately went online found and ordered the, necessary materials and began to manufacture my own nails and this has changed everything. Thanks James, you have , with just with that one video, made my playing so much better, and even more enjoyable.

[@donaldwilliams6544]

So ,you consider yourself,as good as ole James

[@dirtwfox]

@@donaldwilliams6544 Don, you're ridiculous! No where did I say that or even imply that. I simply said that I so appreciate James Taylor's willingness to help others.

[@Rinty145]

Fabulous insight to his technique on the guitar.

[@mckenziekplummer4564]

Somebody please tell him that he is far more talented than any tenor I've ever heard!!! I grew up listening and loving James Taylor because of my dad. Now that I'm learning guitar I have a much grander appreciation for the beauty and intricacies of his music. ♡

[@TheStruggleUK.]

Funny how many truly talented people are genuinely are down to earth and have time for the rest of us, Gary Moore seems to have been the same way with people.

[@barristanselmy2758]

TheBachian Moore was one of my all time favourite guitarists.

[@blindriv3r]

+TheBachian yes, also Mark Knopfler

[@stephenfiore9960]

+TheBachian .............I notice a lot of popular music stars are very humble.....

[@lennymicheals8771]

trying to lern this-play thebgod song

[@michaeldoucette4138]

Stephen Fiore m

[@bobbygrey5859]

JT is an Amazing and Awesome human. Met him in Ann Arbor in 2010 if I'm right on the year. He played a very intimate concert for about 40 or 50 of us upstairs in Borders Book Store in Liberty street. I was front row with my GF at the time & he did a meet and greet afterwards. When he signed our CD's he shook my GF's hand & she started crying...too much for her. We're both big fans but ya know women. He was very humble, kind and had tons of stories that he enjoyed talking about. Very cool dude👍

[@steveo27545]

Love James Taylor's playing and song writing

[@randysmith5403]

Just played "Sweet Baby James" on my Guild yesterday.......been playing James Taylor songs since James Taylor wrote and performed his songs......as legends go, James Taylor is truly a music legend and I am so thankful that he shared his immense talent with this world. Thanks James for all of your absolutely wonderful songs!!!!!!!!

[@ComradeStiv]

After seeing 7:06, 7 guitar companies and 23 luthiers called JT and said "We can make exactly what you want"

[@JGcd001]

I would kill to hear James Taylor play a Baritone guitar ^-^

[@adumbberg]

Yeah. Companies already make those guitars. Wonder if James is familiar with Charlie Hunter.

[@rmarqusee]

James, I cannot thank you enough for making this video. My best to you and your family.

[@emiliomurillo20]

a master musician speaks about guitar playing and you understand, excellent

[@tan3713]

James we love your voice and music for 40 years. It's wonderful. nothing is wrong with self evaluation but we have passed your music and song to our parents and children, grandchildren and frirnds. Thank you for you wonderful and creative work.

[@Muz64]

If I had a choice of a guitar teacher, this would be the guy.

[@coldeb8911]

He’s a wonderful atmospheric guitarist, his sounds takes my mind straight back to those long hot summer days in the 70’s when I was child..wonderful stuff.

[@david8157]

learned a couple of nice chords and licks from that thank you James

[@bobw1559]

Great video on Insight into James guitar techniques. Love it! His distinctive style! His distinctive signature! His voice is gold right in the range he sings in. His good friend Art Garfunkel listens to James Taylor to warm his voice up! Tone quality is unmatched and he get up there high with his falsetto voice. Truly one of a kind and very humble man is James!

[@agreen182]

My god that guitar sounds incredible.

[@10OZDuster]

its the artist not the guitar. give the same guitar to a nobody won't sound like that.....give JT and shitty guitar and you'll be amazed...lol

[@TheCream14]

My favorite acoustic singer and player. First heard James back in 1970 and I immediately took up playing acoustic guitar. Still playing his tunes.

[@RockyTopRetreat]

I know he prefers keys A, D,and E but I think his playing in G is magnificent. Listen to "You've Got a Friend".

[@fjpapp7952]

Yeah, but I like how he said he doesn't like playing in C. I've always felt the same way. Glad to know I'm in good company.

[@ToddtheExploder]

3:10-3:30 - wow. I mean, wow. So expressive, and the guitar sounds unbelievably musical and rangy. I think James Taylor is one of my favorite guitarists, and this is the first time I’ve ever said that. And I’m in my mid-sixties. Reminds me of Jorma, and Leo Kottke, the way he does the bass, rhythm, and guitar lines simultaneously. Just fookin’ wow, man. Bravo!

[@dianesmith3118]

The best male voice in history. Not once have I ever hear James sound anything other than brilliant. That smooth soulful voice...wow

[@shlevinemd]

Yes ! The best male folk singer of all time.I think his guitar playing is outstanding and definitely under appreciated!

[@michaelhaydn9504]

I have seen this years ago, but it's good to see/hear this James Taylor English Interview a second time. Thanks, James et all.

[@HawxGaming]

Such a perfect guitar sound, all in his touch and superb recording as Guitarist always does.

[@fishingwithgary752]

You watch KZbin videos then feel the difference when u hear someone who was and still is an artistic genius

[@brendahaltom6612]

I love you James Taylor! Fellow North Carolinian!! I could recognize your guitar with lead-in chords!!

[@arbogash1852]

Saw him perform years ago. Tasteful player. Love that he's faithful to these two guitars. What a lovely piece of music he plays here!

[@lewisclarke4122]

What was the name of the song he played, it was so simple yet fantastic

[@bldlightpainting]

God has given James an awesome gift which he has thankfully developed further over the years. PTL!

[@spaceghost8995]

Grow up. God isn't real.

[@MrTom-Songwriter-Composer]

I have seen James Taylor in concert twice.. once up in Massachusetts at Great Woods, and about a year ago in Columbia, South Carolina. At the half time break of the show, he came down to the center of the stage and allowed photos to be taken with the audience. If you play guitar, make sure you see him live... a great guitarist!

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

Awesome video. Gotta love his comment about having a "not so great" baritone voice. Rock on JT! Adding this one to our favorite music playlist on our channel.

[@ronj9448]

+PaulOrientedotcom Actually he wasn't commenting on the quality of his voice but that his voice doesn't land in such a favorable location with respect to the guitar. He thinks voices that have other ranges are "great" ie have more game to play with. Thanks.

[@BrendakayePerry]

He is the greatest Artist and I like his mentality So blessed you are James. ❤thank you for the best music ever you’re in my car and house . In these days you’re a warrior of song . And teaching and singing about soul our souls. Take care of yourself bless you and yours. You’re awsome no change. You’re perfect bocals

[@AlamoCityCello]

"just on the clean side of buzzy" lol Love his music!!

[@mauriceee1434]

Nice to hear a legend teach. James Taylor makes great music!

[@colynbarrett8127]

"Such a great guy, have been,a fan since I was 17 years old. Now, at 65 years young! Still a fan also, bought my 1st Guitar today, hopefully, shall be able to play (A Few Chords? ) this time........Next Year!!!!!!!!!"

[@benjaminbrierley1489]

You will be able to do more than that lol

[@eduardwalhout1740]

So how's it going

[@Meicken84]

Eduard Walhout I was just wondering the same...

[@flyerphil]

How is the guitar going now, I bet you've mastered a few songs

[@kevb6597]

How is the playing coming along

[@CodyDylanSewell]

He fingers just float across the frets it's amazing.

[@myworstenemy680]

What an Amazing songwriter and guitar player. I love it when he describes "a very typical James Taylor chord".

[@emerydking6304]

How to play Brent mason hot wired

[@royrhodes]

A beautifully sounding acoustic guitar. James is just so talented. The Neuman U87 mic is just perfect for this warm bell-like tone.

[@hypno59]

The great jazz guitarist Pat Metheny dedicated a song to James. It's called "James" strangely enough. One of the great voices I think too. Apparently he can harmonize anything vocally and can hear and sing the most difficult intervals. But what a beautiful soul and poetic too.

[@du3068]

What an Icon. You are so amazing Mr. James Taylor 🤘🏻🎸

[@stevenlittlejohn3112]

Geez, I was right 44 years ago. He's not a stuck up person. They hated me at school because I preferred him over SANTANA. I liked his music and his "Two Lane Blacktop" movie with Dennis Wilson and Warren Oates. Even stole the paperback book from juvenile hall in Oakland Ca. (falsely put in there...I earned that book!). So here I am, 60 now, watching this and his "NAILS" video trying to improve my fingerpicking because I watched this awesome Gabriella Quevedo play on You Tube. I need to live longer. But, if James is still learning, so can I!

[@pagemorgan6880]

Ian and sylvia

[@Showmetheevidence-]

You win a noddy badge.

[@cadenratliff1318]

Don't hate on Santana now;-)

[@dcarts5616]

Steven Littlej0hn Gabriella Quevedo is a talented young lady! Beautiful finger picking skills. She cannot release videos fast enough.

[@venomtang]

You'll live forever!!

[@jimwarnock1250]

The best thing to be is a baritone if your name is James Taylor. He's a humble master musician.

[@juandemm1976]

Guitar and music extraordinaire...he is like an angel! I will always love JT he puts a smile in my face every time I listen to his music...the good Lord bless him

[@daviddennie294]

In his guitar playing, I love the combination of his warm tone with the slightly percussive, "chomping" style he uses. He's unique that way.

[@josephaether377]

I found that a cool way that my favorite artists incorporate layered beats is through their finger picking... many of my friends don't give stuff like James Taylor a chance cuz they assume a soft sort of lack of head bobbing aspect in this type of music. They're so absolutely wrong. If u listen carefully enough to how some artists like Gordon Lightfoot, Paul Simon, tons of awesome bluegrass artists use their guitar picking, u will begin to get thrilled with their layered badass beats.

[@jameswhite5360]

Home hello serves arcs serve arcade arse

[@tomkmb4120]

I could watch this video everyday for the rest of my life.

[@misplaced_hoosier]

2:43-3:24 Such a beautiful melody...

[@larryvelasquez662]

2:42 Brings me to a good place. As my son and I listen to this song,going fishing,my son ask why I was crying. I told him because it was a moment,if I died,I was okay with it. I was with my son. Good music. A great memory.

[@silver-hammer]

Brilliant artist, and big enough to "show how"!

[@petmomful2260]

I have always loved James, and I am learning to play some of his songs. The way he plays, and the skill, has always confounded me. I have a CD now with lessons on his songs, so I hope I will finally figure out a few things. I am going to see him next year; this year's concert was rescheduled due to Covid. I have always called his voice, "maple syrup." It is so mellow and sweet. I listen to him while I sew and do housework, and it makes me so happy! I would love to meet him someday. I love James the way my daughter loves Eddie Vedder. lol

[@blackie75]

james taylor should have a signature taylor acoustic, called the Taylor, Taylor.........

[@geraldfried2752]

Taylor Swift already does.

[@blackie75]

well obviously that should be called the Taylor, Swift....

[@bloodletter3400]

Mox_au It probably would swiftly be a failure

[@blackie75]

Maybe they should call it the Tay Tay Taylor

[@bloodletter3400]

Mox_au lol

[@kritiosboy]

His technique is so masterful that it looks like there's not much going on with the left or right hand, yet out of the guitar comes such a range of subtleties and emotions, his playing is as classy as it gets.

[@michaelcullen5308]

Reassuring to know that in his late 60s James Taylor was "still working on" improving his technique :)

[@stevenjgw9]

Yea me to but I'm no James Taylor.

[@simonquinton925]

Greg Koch's Koch signature makes me chuckle.

[@venomtang]

One of the best KZbin recommendations ever

[@PaulTasker]

Such a clean and accurate sound - Love James Taylor.

[@BassistPaul]

What a fabulous, accomplished and modest musician. A great man.

[@newpurplerider9802]

That was delightful; thank you.

[@margitaneumann9114]

One of the nicest nicest people and one wonderful guitarist ..

[@jeremiah11111111]

Be proud Mr. Taylor.. you are a humble, well defined gentleman, with a talent that is far beyond the credit given to you. To call you a legend, is an insult. It would be an honor for kings to be in your presence. You sure make me want to be a better man.

[@Deebz270]

Absolutely, again... Beautifully put. Such a breeze of fresh air on this thread, for once everyone is behaving like intelligent and thoughtful human beings.

[@jeremiah11111111]

Deebz270 lol, hard to find such things on KZbin! I agree 100%

[@Deebz270]

Spaciba Tovarisch !!!

[@soosoomaster]

Just nailed it.

[@couchpoet1]

Владимир-сын путина- Пост from the way you express yourself I would say you are already on your way my friend.😁