The other two...

So Meesrs McKee and Gomm don't feel hard done by... and just cos simply this is music at it's very best...




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  1. bugerlugs6313 September 2012 at 21:50

    This is indeed music at it's very best. I checked out the Derby venue with the thought of taking Stropster (as he's learning guitar) to see them and Derby is the cheapest for us to get to by train, but there are only two seats (not together) left! I'm not surprised really. O well maybe another time. Meanwhile, I'll watch them here. Thanks for sharing these "Masters of Guitar" with us x x

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    1. Furtheron14 September 2012 at 08:30

      That is a shame - the show we went to had unallocated seating so sitting together wouldn't have been an issue...

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  2. Twisted Scottish Bastard14 September 2012 at 19:35

    I really love that clip of Adam McKee you put up. Can't get it out of my mind.

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