Out of Tune

[@shippenman5977]

Spotted Bobby at Clapton show just sitting in crowd in Birmingham in 2006. Was very nice when I approached him. Thanks

[@jamescase7373]

Absolutely love these interviews. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@imjstew1623]

You two are a treasure. I can’t thank you enough for recording these conversations. I’ve been obsessed with the Layla album since I was a teenager. Nobody can convince me that it’s not the finest rock/blues album ever recorded.

[@joebloggs8636]

i completely agree man!

[@Jarjarjar21]

Amen...Theses sharing sessions are golden...

[@ryreinhardt]

You should expand your listening

[@rifflick]

The whole Layla Album and specially " thorn tree in the garden" mean a lot to me. Thank you very much for all this great Interviews. Wishing you both all the best for your future. Take care of your health. Greetings from germany Joachim Griebe .

[@jeffjastram4746]

This was great.. " I looked away " has been one of my favorite songs for 50 years. Wow I'm old! What incredible music 🎶 you two have made together and separately. I really look forward to more. Stay safe.✨

[@lifeonanotherplanet]

We have the opposite problem today - nothing can be a little bit 'out' (unless you're Jack White). If that solo was tweaked back into tune it I wouldn't be able to listen to it! In any case, the song's about unrequited (out of tune) love! This channel is an absolute treasure trove thanks to Bobby's photographic memory 👍

[@1rwjwith]

That slide part in Layla never bothered me as being out of tune, I just thought he was reaching for something but you are right if you listen intently technically it is out of tune! Thanks for everything Mr,. Whitlock, you are a fantastic musician and an inspiration!

[@SmiTTyy-sh8nc]

What an absolute cool, knowledgeable, and down to earth genuine Rock Star, Mr. Bobby Whitlock !!!! I'm ashamed at 53 yrs of age I'm just now really taking a look into his work...... Thanks so much for these personal, and insightful peeks into these memory gems !!

[@andrestipanovic7407]

Bobby and Coco, you are both beautiful people. Thanks for sharing these great stories about my musical heroes. So much here to learn about music and life in general!

[@srdjr6760]

A discount store near me went out of business in 1982 when I was 14 and had a clearance sale with 75% off everything. I had become aware that Eric Clapton was a world class guitar player, not just a pop singer, a year or so earlier so I thought I would buy an EC record. All they had left was 8 tracks; the vinyl was all sold out. I picked up a copy of Backless. My Uncle handed me an 8 track and told me that was the one I wanted. I bought both. The one my Uncle handed me was Layla. It became my favorite album of all time and still is today. Such a fantastic band with such great songs. Thanks for the stories...I'm really enjoying them.

[@motherlessblues1565]

Well my little secret is out,, from when I first heard it some 48 years or so ago,, to me nobody ever mention it or write about it anywhere and even when Eric did those tours playing songs of Layla which he almost never did : still this song was an exception ,, so it felt like it’s still my secret go to song 😊 but then I found twice in concert , once in Paris & I think in the US somewhere where they played it !!!! I am talking about “ I am yours” this was & is such a precious piece to me & Bobby mentioned it in this clip how good it is,, it’s sound just transports you to a slice of heaven. Thank you folks 🌷

[@arendzen]

'Tell The Truth' - I'm glad you mentioned that song! From the start - with its quirky guitar intro - it's such a multi-layered creation of interwoven guitar work and fine vocals, which builds to a perfectly wrought crescendo in the finale. But, astonishingly, it's just one of many on that fine album. I'd love to know how 'Tell The Truth' was put together. There's also "It's Too Late" - I'd like to hear that broken down into little bits too. It features just about the most perfect bit of slide I've ever heard.

[@Dang...]

These conversations are priceless. Thank you!!!

[@AntarcticGuitarEnthusiast]

In the moment. Lightning in a bottle. In Tom Dowd's video "Tom Dowd and the language of music". He starts re-mixing Layla and he speaks about Duane's slide parts something like: "Man those notes aren't even on the guitar, they are from some other planet" or something to that effect. He knew to just keep rolling tape while the branding iron was hot. It's kinda like that squeaky doggy toy (ironic timing?) only it's Bluesy R&R...to me at least. Human is the word, well it ain't fake. That's for sure. Hell yes! An excellent introduction for anyone who doesn't know Coco is your very talented smart other 1/2. Very cool and it's so hard for her to hold her ground. Just blurt it out Coco tell it like it is!! You so don't sound like yourself at the end, except for your giggling. Priceless talk. You two are so generous to us civilian fans. Peace ~ LW

[@markukeley2924]

Great, great stuff! "I Looked Away" is truly one of the finest songs and performances ever put to vinyl, tape, or CD. Thank you, Bobby! (and CoCo!)

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Mark

[@mattbullard7143]

I love you guys! These interviews are the some of best things on You Tube for me - Bobby and Coco please keep posting these, thank you. Bobby you're a true hero!

[@dirkg7062]

Love you two's videos and music. I seen a video of you two playing Layla, and Coco, you rocked that saxophone! You 2 are great together.

[@tmo7734]

Greetings Bobby and CoCo: Your frankness and lack of ego is why I enjoy your channel. Like you, I’m not the least bit interested in “celebrity.” I zero in on great musicians who have spent their most career “flying under the radar.” I’ll name a few: Paul Carrack: Great songwriter, keyboard player, and vocalist. While Paul mainly tours in the UK, I was very pleased to see him on stage as a member of Eric Clapton’s tour in 2020. What a powerhouse. Mike Finnigan: What a voice and keyboard musician. For several years, Mike was a member of Dave Mason’s band. Back in the 80s, Mike released an album called Black & White, which contains incredible music. Jim Krueger: A songwriter, breathtaking guitarist who was a member of Dave Mason’s band. Jim released a stellar solo album several years before drinking himself to death. A horrible loss. Dave Mason: In my opinion, one of the most unappreciated musicians alive today. He can do it all - stellar songwriting, guitar playing, and vocals. Dave just re-recorded and released Alone Together, his first solo album. Amazing. BETTER than ever. It astounds me that - outside the community of musicians - many people don’t know who he is. George Harrison: While George doesn’t fit in this discussion, in my opinion, he was the most unique slide guitarist on the planet. His slide playing is like a fingerprint - immediately identifiable. George also proved that it’s possible to make great music with very few notes. It’s a matter of selecting the right notes. And that comes from within…

[@RB-bp5ud]

Hey Bobby.love to hear these stories. I grew up lessening to this music. I made music my life and chose to make my livening from playing guitar because of this music .The Allman Brothers and Eric Clapton was my biggest inspiration. I don’t know maybe being from Arkansas I could just connect to the way y’all did it. I love the stories.

[@allbuzzedup1]

Thanks CoCo for raising this question again,I have been a player on hit records and sessions for over 50 years..and I know the role of the Tom Dowds of this world.No one is ever upset if asked to check tuning...it can be done in a nice,matter of fact way. Bobby...please accept a compliment re your fabulous vocals...they are underrated x

[@polythenepepper]

You use your words like a paint brush so that we can all share your memories so vividly. I'm so grateful that you have decided to do these videos.

[@ronnie5129]

Out of Tune, Ya I could always hear it, But, do not Ruin The Moment, Actually I Think It Sounds Great, I Glad that it was left there, Another Great Story Here, Thanks Bobby, keep the great stories coming, My Best, Cousin Figel

[@BW-CC]

Let me know when you're okay with vocals out of tune...

[@jameswatson5370]

Layla AALS's is my favourite album of all time, so hearing all these stories from you is amazing. Its great hearing all the behind the scenes stories of the making of the album and about your career. I'm plowing through several of your videos every night. Thanks so much for taking the time to do these. Take care.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@flatrocker6675]

Love it - thanks for sharing your experiences. Adds many layers of dimension to what we heard, no; what we were amazed to hear, growing up in the era. We heard "the moment", and your stories make it better.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@TheMaestro335]

Hello, I just wanted to comment. I am listening to the Dominos live at the Fillmore. Amazing stuff! My comment you can here the influence that Duane had on Eric’s playing. On Why does love got to be so sad, in his first improve section total Duane descending lines. With that said I am really digging your interviews! Bobby such an amazing talent! Voice insanely Great! Keep them coming!

[@robertaltieri5877]

Bobby is such a gentle soul.

[@BW-CC]

He is that

[@greghenderson4582]

I agree with Tom Dowd who says they were playing notes that werent on the instrument !!! I have a pretty good ear and I dont really hear any out of tuneness it is perfection ...in the moment !!!

[@joebloggs8636]

P.S.......I just stumbled on you guys in the last few days...its now my favorite ch. on youtube..you guys are great.....this from a long time BOBBY WHITLOCK fan.....keep em coming!

[@BW-CC]

Cool

[@garydodson3858]

Was wondering if you have any stories about Stevie Winwood?

[@AntarcticGuitarEnthusiast]

I just listened to "Thorn Tree" through my best HP's in Hi-Def it is so musical on all levels and that slide that Duan does is so Duane. He plays that riff anywhere he could fit it in 'cause it's all him. Well, there's my 2cents, one more time. Cheers to you both and your peeps there. WoW!

[@spadge34]

Thats interesting about Duane being out of tune. I never really noticed it and just got caught up in the emotional wave that is the last refrain of the song.. like the out of tune-ness just fitted with what the track was about. Love you Bobby over here in Cornwall UK

[@paullevine1813]

Bobby, Your insight just on Layla alone is so cool as you were part of what i still consider to be the best studio guitar album of all time & to hear you speak of Duane & just how in the moment he & the whole band was is very heart warming. So the small out of tune thing never made any difference on the album & as you say Duane just played it as you can't just stop when your amped up & playing with such fine players. To this day the album has never failed to put anyone who's ears get graced with it in the moment especially us that grew up with it when it was brand new. What an awesome wax treasure for sure. Your stories of the sessions are priceless. Sure miss that Colombian , you shoulda scraped it up anyway. LOL

[@bartdisalvo610]

love these conversations! I’m hooked on Bobby’s stories

[@job1778]

It’s amazing how young they were on that album.

[@mattbluesmain1359]

best stuff ever thank you our world is enriched with your open love

[@ModelTpaul1]

I think I enjoyed this talk most of all. It was insightful, real, and personal. And tell Bobby backing up Duane showed friendship and generosity, and has made me love that song even more.

[@petercozzi1772]

I've listened to lots of versions of Layla but always come back to the Dominos as it is just so far ahead of the rest

[@clrblind101]

bobby whitlock in the house... we did a robert palmer benefit in oxford, ms together... such a night... many meals at city grocery.... glad to see & 'hear' your doing well... keep the stories comin' y'all!

[@marksteiger2014]

I'm enjoying these conversations. Thanks for sharing.

[@andypearce5537]

Love this! ❤️🙏👍😇

[@seabertotter4325]

This interview had a great rhythm to it. Good vibes. Good on you two people. Love the dogs, too.

[@joeciardiello6400]

I'm really enjoying these conversations, thank you Bobby and CoCo. I saw the Dominos at the Filmore East and have always been a huge fan. To me Layla is the greatest rock album. One question, I heard that Jim Keltner was expected to be the drummer for the Dominos originally, but Jim Gordon showed up in England first. Is that true?

[@BW-CC]

That is true

[@bobralph5072]

You know the whole world's outta tune, at sometime or the other. But we" keep on rolling" . Great stories.dude.

[@azguitar]

That slide part always bothered me too, and your honesty about it is refreshing.

[@reh0119]

Thank you for this! I was born in Memphis & raised in Nashville. I play guitar of course, and cut my teeth listening to and poorly imitating the Layla album and the Allman Bros. But what I want to comment on is this, when I address my wife, it is very often ‘Sweetie’. It’s a southern thing.

[@johnblood3731]

I love music. I can not play a note. If there is a mistake it goes over my head. But if I like it oh well. And you are right if there is a mistake thorn tree will make it disappear. You are pair. Peace and love.

[@monicaadams7600]

Happy New Year Whitlock family! Good to see y'all, healthy new year to you both!

[@markholland5393]

Hey Bobby & Cocoa, was listening to some Fillmore East outtakes from that Derek & the Whitlockradlegordons in concert album. There are versions of Little Wing,Nobody knows you, Key to the Hwy, etc... where Bobby sounds at different points vocally like Cocker, Ray Charles, Hendrix, Big Bill, etc. and the Hammond!! sounds like it plays itself, as nature intended. All your keyboard parts lock with Eric's guitar, like you say, it happened the way it had to/needed to...your parts just melded perfectly the only

[@ronroskowske6047]

I hate autotune for that very reason-if it's right, it's right! I learned slide from listening to Duane's records. His playing on this entire album, including the title track , is among his best-and I never cared if it was out of tune!

[@mschool]

"Thorn Tree in the Garden" is the best recorded track on the Layla album

[@jackryancone]

Bobby you briefly mentioned Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad! That one of my favorite songs, you’re playing and singing on it rocks. It would be cool to hear you talk about recording that song

[@jimbrennanguitar]

Sometimes when ya got the blues, you're in n out of tune here and there. It's sets the mood.

[@bsherbine]

Thanks for these amazing interviews and the beautiful music you left all of us...

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@dwdavis5977]

Coco is so good at this. I appreciate both of you.

[@BluesHawk.11]

I worked at a rehearsal studio in NYC back in the early '70s shortly after Duane died. The remaining Allmans came in for the night to jam with a few keyboard and guitar players. All their Roadies were playing too. At one point this guy (Red Dog I think) starts emptying Coracidon bottles and says'anybody need aspirin'. I felt lIke I had been given the secret ingredient for the slide sound. I was 17 so I was in awe

[@BW-CC]

Lovely story

[@J.A.Hansen]

Epilog Bottleneck:Dear Bobby and Co Co Thats awesome. When i came into Blues Music i had no idea what a bottleneck was. Then i was readin the linernotes about 》I wanna be your man the version that the Stones did and there was this note》Slide Guitar Brian Jones..So i was wonderin》mmmh🤔What is that,a slide guitar...i really thought that this was a type of guitar and not a style to play in an open tunning...🙄😁 I also had on my mind that if this guitar is slippin away all the time it must be very hard to play it😂🤣I'm not bullshitin,i was 14 and i had no idea.But yeah it is hard to play but i managed to make it work while i'm singin. But i had some expierence that was a real mystic moment.A friend of mine around that time used to know a guitar Collecter that bought a guitar that used to belong to Brian Jones.When he was in our City,he had to do some things,so he did not wanted to carry it around and left it in his car.To make it short》He left it for security at my friends house to get it back later. So on that day i was at my friends house,and he knew that i was a Stones Fan and he said》I'm gonna show you something but please be careful... So he opened up the case and there was this(Vox Guitar ?) However,i asked him to take it out of the case just to look at it and then some kind of feeling came over me that this was a guitar that i saw Brian Jones played also on a few pictures and so i put it back into the guitarcase.And i said to my friend》Man this is a wonderful Guitar and it looked like a guitar that i saw Brian Jones was playin while he was with the Stones... My friend looked at me and smiled》 You are correct.This guitar used to belong to Brian Jones and it is one of his gits from his collection.A good friend bought it in London....What a flash,but after that i found a way to play slide guitar... After that somebody gave me a metal bottle neck and i bought a record from Elmore James.Later when i came into the music of EC i found out that Elmore played in open E...and it was like a Puzzle and positive chainreaction cause you know this open G tunning and Keith Richards... Far out. To come to Derek and the Dominos. A few month back i saw a cd boot from a Dominos Show (i forgot which place)Where the Band opening up a set with Ramblin on my mind with Eric on Slideguitar.Phsntastic.It was a double cd.The sound was boot quality but in a way that it was okay.To bad i missed it. This must have been a very special show cause at the end you played also i think it was little queenie from Chuck Berry... Do you remember which show ? Hopefully there will be some releases from the Dominos that are still in the vault. I noticed that there is a new 50 anniversary edition of the Layla Album in form of a 4 Lp Set and a 2 cd Set. I think i will get the Cd Set cause i lost my LP collection long time ago and i did not wanted to rebuy them again,apart from the fact that some of the special things are hard to get. What about your Backcatalog of music ? Is there any chance for a re release ? I think Rhino Records would be great.I got a live cd from Curtis Mayfield wthere he played at the Bitter End.Phantastic. Well sometimes record companys...... Anyway.Happy Weekend🏡🌞

[@tommathews3964]

Love this stuff! Thank y'all for sharing it with us!

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Tom

[@kimbalxyz2]

Thank You for taking my mind off this crazy old world for just a few minutes !

[@travissmith9451]

I'll take feel over perfection every time.

[@ryreinhardt]

I'll take a Ry Cooder over an Allman any day

[@mgw4205]

I've been enjoying listening to a lot of these videos and I noticed that Bobby has some really nice shirts!!! I love John Fogerty's Flannels and now I'm diggin Bobby's lol. Maybe they could start a clothing line haha!

[@donivanperkins4553]

Thank you both for sharing these.

[@david_cummings]

Thanks for the chat. Never ending education If I may recommend something. If you're having a good, dark roast coffee in the evening. Instead of cream or half & half, try a big scoop of French Vanilla ice cream in your mug. It starts out strong but as the ice cream melts it just gets more and more mellow. Love from the PNW

[@davidmoser3535]

why not a triple decker iguna burger

[@deanbeilke5783]

Remember that playing slide is almost like playing a fretless guitar. You CAN hit notes that a player using 4 fingers and a thumb cannot hit! Listen to Derek Trucks playing quarter tones and in between notes when he covers classical Indian songs such as Maki Madni. In my mind, anyone that can listen to Robert Randolph’s playing and accept it as being “in tune”, should have NO issues with Duane’s playing on the Layla album.

[@BW-CC]

Apparently some are ok with it.

[@yodajazzcat]

In '92 I was attending a recording school and the topic came up. I mentioned Duane being out of tune and I was reamed by everybody. I didn't care because I knew I was right. I love his playing but for some reason it was flat. I heard later it was influenced by alcohol but I wasn't there! Lol

[@BW-CC]

Alcohol and cocaine, they had him come back and try again, still he could not get in tune.

[@thomasminarchickjr.7355]

@@BW-CC I was curious but didn’t want to ask if it was Cocaine. I’ve heard that it messes with your ears and that it’s been the cause of things like an out of tune guitar.

[@greatsilentwatcher]

The end of the video is the best... I love my sweetie, too.

[@patrickdonohoe8114]

Absolutely wonderful stuff Bobby and Coco Best antidote to Covid blues yet Thank you both

[@tomshaddix8446]

Music and good vibes only ,,,,,, peace

[@jeffjones1056]

Your filling in the blanks for me it’s like wow I remember after years and years of partying.it’s nice to fill in the blanks. Peace!

[@mattscaccia6032]

Always wondered where all the domino game pieces on the Layla album back cover photo ended up? Maybe Bobby knows?

[@jackmundo4043]

I’m the owner of the Delta Slide Co. and I can say emphatically that Bobby never gave me any coricidin bottle whether it was Duane’s or somebody else’s. I have never talked to Bobby in my my life even though we shared a dear mutual friend, Peter Young. I do think the world of Bobby, though, and love these videos.

[@BW-CC]

He never met you for sure... there doesn't appear to be one either. Bobby is down a slide and wouldn't make a story up. But you are correct he does not know you. He's been lied to before.. it wouldn't be the first time just to get something from him. Glad you enjoy the videos.

[@jackmundo4043]

@@BW-CC - Coco, I don’t understand your comment. Are you insinuating I’m lying? If so, please don’t do that. And what’s with the comment about trying to get something from him? I, nor anyone else, want anything from Bobby. Please be cool, save the hurtful defensive comments and recognize even Bobby’s memory can fall short. I’m innocent here. Peace. - But before you get mad at me, please know I majored in History and live it in some way everyday and therefore greatly appreciate the importance of your work here - getting Bobby to tell these insightful behind the scenes stories that fill in the fine details to this magical time in American music and cementing Bobby’s important place in it. Take heart knowing these videos will be watched by future generations long after we’re gone. And for that, I cant thank you enough.

[@mattbullard7143]

Coco please could you ask Bobby a question for me? Out of all the guitarists he's played with over the years, who has he had the most spiritual connection with in terms of the music, i.e the person whose playing had the most profound effect on him when they made music together and played live as a unit?

[@tedruybalid2262]

CoCo, you're great. Got the sense that some of the critical comments about "interviewing" made you feel a little reticent about talking. There are always insecure control enthusiasts out there that think everything should be how they want it. You and Bobby make a great team! Love your conversations! Have also listened to some of your music videos and you're a great musician and singer too.

[@BW-CC]

I don't mind, I hate talking anyway... thank you. CoCo

[@johnpandolfino8663]

Thanks....... The first time I saw Duane play was with Delaney and Bonnie.....it was their first tour in the states a after playing with Clapton in Europe. I was expecting to see Clapton but there was this guitar player with long blond hair wailing his ass off.....it was Duane who replaced Clapton...... I said that night I want to play like that.....it was at Carnegie Hall with King Curtis......have to believe you were on organ......saw Duane play two more times before he passed......love the Allman Brothers Band

[@MikeDiCiero]

keep these documentaries coming, a true treasure trove of information

[@BW-CC]

Thank you!

[@billmiller2051]

I heard the isolated Duane slide parts on Layla and found them to be really annoying.

[@CBbehereNOW]

You two have such great chemistry 💕 Fireside chats..."some days the music is not in tune, but it's always a song worth singing" - N. Roberts How about a talk about Stephen Bruton and Heart of Hearts...Best Wishes and Love. Thank you

[@BW-CC]

Yeah... Stephen, now that's a man worth talking about.

[@MikeBrando473]

These are really great. Thanks for doing them.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@johnpandolfino8663]

Loved Delaney and Bonnie too.......

[@dustysommers7161]

That was a great ending... Bobby and Coco ☺️✌️

[@BrianKlobyGuitar]

Most awesome, thank you :)

[@soulhealer20]

Thanks CoCo. Who knows where we'd be without your help on this?

[@BW-CC]

I really appreciate it, thank you.

[@mattm1982]

I LOVE Duane's solo on I Am Yours... beautiful playing. I'm amazed at his maturity and skill for anyone, let alone someone who was only 24 years old.

[@meanmud1]

the ending is absolutely hilarious!!

[@taimeuppe6174]

The moment seems to have been awesome

[@unclefugnutz3356]

This is very nice. Thank you very much

[@bumblefritz]

Even if the slide part goes a bit out of tune at times it never sounded "wrong" to me, it still felt appropriate to the emotion of the song.

[@robertgosselin14]

Your videos are heaven sent. Thank you so much.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Robert

[@Angelo49]

Can I ask Bobby if Eric calls you to work together on something would you do it kinda like the way he worked with Van Morrison lately?

[@BW-CC]

Of course, but don't ever see it happening.

[@Angelo49]

@@BW-CC can I ask Why is Eric that upset with you?

[@Angelo49]

And what about Yvonne Eliman I seen a few years back he had Marcy Levi back to sing with his band but no Yvonne ? Thanks for your KZbin site I love it here in Brooklyn ny Dyker Hgts always enjoy your work

[@BW-CC]

@@Angelo49 he's not, he doesn't want to re visit that time of his life.

[@Teleman73]

No protools in 1970! LOL, people have always said the tape machine was sped up and that was why you couldn't play along with the song in perfect tuning.

[@BW-CC]

Yes, it was common to speed tape to enhance the sound.

[@jessiejoseph1093]

Love these chats!

[@williewimmer5102]

Great flow on the conversation. Digging the beautiful fire in the background...

[@maxpuppy96]

Bobby is so right about one take and done, I always found my first take was my best the feeling is gone after the first take, its gone can't be done again in an instant, maybe a day later but not right after you just sang it, its gone, first take is always the best take.

[@clerictamer]

So this is That guy !! Wow. Great content you guys , thank you.

[@quinjimlan]

Thank you once again for another great chat!

[@williamculbreath5443]

Lmao good show And congratulations on yawls 20 years

[@williamculbreath5443]

Hey there’s an album on eBay it’s supposedly yours they have it for sale with some kind of document with it I was just hoping you would look and see if it’s real video as I’d like the bad

[@williamculbreath5443]

Damn dude I’m on speaking type I drive a truck for a living and it’s hard to text but the damn speak and type acts like it has no idea what I’m trying to damn say I sure you I’m not an idiot

[@ECwashr]

The Layla album is the best blues rock album ever!! I can't even think of a close 2nd. Every song is awesome and the album flows together so nicely. I do think the live Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad from the Fillmore East is better than the version on the album. I liked the Dominoes better without Duane, there, I said it. The live album may be the best blues rock live album ever. It's my favorite!! Thank you Bobby Whitlock and Coco!! The Layla album never ages, always sounds relevant.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@johntoland3520]

I enjoy this, I play strings,

[@bobralph5072]

Hope your painting going well ,

[@stonephilips9361]

Dog does not give a F😂

[@edwhite7475]

My dog 'Gibson' gets upset when i play these videos cos of the jingling of the collars and the sounds of your dogs and cats playing, :-)

[@BW-CC]

I will remove the collar

[@glennbell1232]

Hi Bobby, you’re a fantastic musician and a dead set legend!