Not as technically amazing as the guitar players, but entertaining nonetheless.
Rob
It’s wonderful and reassuring that there is beauty, love and humour in the world.
Skeletor
That’s really cool. I like how the crowd thinks they’re done after the slow part and applauds…then they kick it up a few more notches with the fast part.
It wasn’t filmed at first. But Ray Bauduc and Bob Haggert’s duet, ‘The Big Noise From Winnetka,’ included Bauduc using his sticks to play on the strings of Haggert’s bass.
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And in a similar vein, what this couple is doing is fantastic. Each is plucking what the other is fingering.
https://twitter.com/jmellera/status/1123969087938486272
Re people sharing the playing of single instruments:
Mnozil Brass, The Lonely Boy
Not as technically amazing as the guitar players, but entertaining nonetheless.
It’s wonderful and reassuring that there is beauty, love and humour in the world.
That’s really cool. I like how the crowd thinks they’re done after the slow part and applauds…then they kick it up a few more notches with the fast part.
Boy do they ever kick it up a few notches. There are some flubs in the fast part but jeez, who cares, it’s such a difficult and skilled thing to do.
Two guys sharing and trading off on drums and keyboards for their “Billie Jean” duet:
https://youtu.be/3qJW0CgP-bA
#2
Soooooooooooo booooooooooooorrrriiinnngggg…
wait hold on
It wasn’t filmed at first. But Ray Bauduc and Bob Haggert’s duet, ‘The Big Noise From Winnetka,’ included Bauduc using his sticks to play on the strings of Haggert’s bass.
A re-enactment for ‘soundies.’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfFBdViZHzk
The Everly Brothers and Tennessee Ernie Ford all playing one guitar:
https://youtu.be/2q3eTObNiUU