One of my favourite songs reinvented, Im blown away. I saw Fleetwood mac 1969 playing this, it has never left my soul and you just brought it back to life. Thank you. ps you do have similar qualities to Jack Broadbent (Hip flask slide.) Geez Noriko you are GOAT.
@themoggidriver Жыл бұрын
I listened to him several times in Melbourne. Great musician, I love his power.
@user-fg1lf1yr4s Жыл бұрын
酒ブルース,のり子さんとのコラボレーションいいね・
@user-pk1bl4gc5d Жыл бұрын
素晴らしい演奏だあ❗
@user-tp7zm6ng9l Жыл бұрын
ride the winds of the southern cross. Rock of Soul and Passion.
Whenever I see the very talented George and Noriko in Melbourne, I always spend time enjoying their unique music. 👍👍😘
@boatsinmonterey96733 жыл бұрын
When you're on the edge and teetering......spectral magic happens
@toy100say3 жыл бұрын
6:38〜爆笑🤣
@user-qq4vp2ig9u3 жыл бұрын
素晴らしい❣️
@vinorob3 жыл бұрын
2 Sig 1981 to 84
@TV-no9yw4 жыл бұрын
What a good song!!
@10mortax4 жыл бұрын
hey bro still keep up with your music even though I don't live on the streets of Melbourne any more your music always puts a smile on my face when I see your videos.
@user-fg1lf1yr4s Жыл бұрын
warm、comment。👌🍀
@meanderer065135 жыл бұрын
a scan at such a high resolution (2400 bit), then using the clone stamp with a soft brush blurs your touch-ups. The blurry areas will be apparent when you're done. I usually find that I have to add digital 'dirt' to the areas, and lightly soften them to get the repaired areas to match the surrounding areas (as far as 'texture').
@rossmcgarry80556 жыл бұрын
Wouldn't I LOVE to see and hear this woman on a Les Paul hooked up to a fully cranked Marshall stack. The thought!! Just died and gone to heaven.
@OthO676 жыл бұрын
Good stuff man. The Blues Busker!
@brendanbarnes21457 жыл бұрын
Now that's how your warm Melbourne punters up!
@axeman2ooo7 жыл бұрын
George and Noriko are awesome. I have never seen a crowd who can keep their feet from tapping when they fire up!
@tonyrobinson33097 жыл бұрын
patrick , just watched your video on repairing the old photo and id just say it was simple , effective and bang on the mark, keep it up
@axeman2ooo7 жыл бұрын
thanks Tony! Yep, there are many ways to do this sort of thing. nothing is right or wrong, and everyone has their way. This gets the job done, and doesn't get too complicated... Glad you liked it and followed along! :D
@sbl20517 жыл бұрын
Just a bit trivia, the burn icon is a hand making an "O". When burning in the darkroom, hands were often used to dodge and burn. The formation of the hand into an "O" let in light through the negative burning the image onto photo paper.
@axeman2ooo7 жыл бұрын
I always wondered what that icon was, and I have done some darkroom time!! :D
@ShermtaF8 жыл бұрын
I like this and I was wondering if I can please use this in my video
@axeman2ooo8 жыл бұрын
hi that would depend on what type of video you are making?
@ShermtaF8 жыл бұрын
+Patrick Walsh I'm making a Vlog (Blog)
@axeman2ooo8 жыл бұрын
what would the Vlog be about? I would be happy for it to be used, as long as you linked back to the original video here. Feel free to post a link to the Vlog here, too. :)
@ShermtaF8 жыл бұрын
+Patrick Walsh ok thx
@s.sapounov56878 жыл бұрын
хорошо!
@TheHippy268 жыл бұрын
Ominous
@olafurssonkyllian81538 жыл бұрын
The guitar is an instrument originated in persia and not in the west , and noriko why don't you tell everyone in australia how the shamisen is made i am sure you're gonna make some new friends . The white skin of the shamisen is made of 6 months old kitten for the good ones and 6 months old puppies for the cheap ones, I believe that when you7re a show like this it would be nice to let the audience know that you are completely supporting animal cruelty . Just keeping you honest. And you people who support this band, you are also supporting this kzread.info/dash/bejne/da5suq6hZcbYdKQ.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZmiJyrR9itmTmM4.html Now before you call me a racist fuck, i have lived 25 years in japan, i love this country and this culture , i am married to a Japanese , but we are both veterinarians and we both fight for the japanese government to stop the use of cats and dogs to produce this instrument when it can be produced using synthetic skins , and sound just as well. Just keeping you hnest Noriko and george .
@axeman2ooo8 жыл бұрын
+olfursson kyllian as the original poster of this video, as well as good friends of both George and Noriko, I would like to correct a few points you have made. Firstly, the guitar originated in Egypt, and was known as the Qitara. Secondly, the East/West album title is meant to represent the genres of music. Blues originating in North America during slavery, and Traditional Shamisen originating in Japan. Thus, West meets East. If you look closer at Noriko’s Shamisen, you will notice a uniformed white colour across its entire surface. Animal hides are traditionally used for Samisens, it is true, however you can now get synthetic skins for them. The easiest way to tell is, the traditional ones have a pink dot on either side of the instrument’s face, denoting the animal’s nipples. Synthetic ones do not have these. Noriko loves animals, and only uses synthetic skins on her Shamisen. Hope that clears things up for you…
@olafurssonkyllian81538 жыл бұрын
***** i can only wish it is true . Until i hear ot from Noriko herself or have a personal look at her shamisen myself you will allow me (and without disrespect) to keep my doubts , because this is not the first time i hear people claiming that their shamisen uses synthetic skin/ But thank you for the kind and polite answer Patrick. In the case Noriko's shamisen uses synthetic skin and since you know them please tell Noriko San and George to join us in promoting synthetic skin shamisen .
@axeman2ooo8 жыл бұрын
You should jump onto Facebook, as George and Noriko have a page on there that they follow. I don't think they are on KZread. Here is the link for you. facebook.com/George-Kamikawa-Noriko-Tadano-287118421366123/ I have asked her the same question, and she has assured me it is synthetic, not only due to her love of animals, but also due to the high cost and difficulty with Australian Customs, which she believes would block it, anyway.
@olafurssonkyllian81538 жыл бұрын
***** i'm glad to hear that .
@SteamOverHolland8 жыл бұрын
+olfursson kyllian You should be ready to delete your dumbass comment then.
@davidallen44779 жыл бұрын
This is wrong on many levels. Ever heard of non-destructive editing? All that work on just one layer!
@elsakristina26898 жыл бұрын
That's why I always duplicate the layer with every change I make to the image.
@axeman2ooo8 жыл бұрын
I will duplicate the layer if I am doing something new and untested, but otherwise, I simply keep the original image on its own layer, and edit a duplicate of it. Of course, I also keep a seperate TIFF version, should I ever want to return to it at another time... Edit the PSD and keep the untouched TIFF. However for these photos, I would never dream of returning to the original for any reason.
@axeman2ooo8 жыл бұрын
Actually I have, however for what these photos are, I cannot imagine a reason I would ever want to return to the original damaged photo. Of course, everyone has their own methods. For these types of images, especially for my own family shots, I use this method for clients, I ask what they want to use them for. I almost always leave the original image on a separate layer to return to if I ever need to return...
@jonl45959 жыл бұрын
nice video :) was this shot at 1s intervals :)
@axeman2ooo9 жыл бұрын
thank you! yes, 1-second intervals, surprisingly without a tripod, either! (I only had a small, homemade beanbag in my kit to balance the camera on...) I plan to return over summer for a night shoot of similar!
@jonl45959 жыл бұрын
good improvisation :) look forward to seeing it :)
@Moe_inc9 жыл бұрын
looks good Pat.
@Geodxn10 жыл бұрын
Thanks for posting my performance, I hope Sing For Hope will do this again soon - George
@axeman2ooo10 жыл бұрын
thank you George for playing! I believe we saw you on our way back from the Paul McCartney gig at Barclay's Stadium, so was the perfect end to a Beatles day in NYC! It was an extra special addition to our Honeymoon, and you played it well, considering the commotion of Times Square! I have shown this vid to friends and family here in Australia, and all love it. Hopefully when we return in the future, we can hear you play again? :)
@Geodxn10 жыл бұрын
***** Hi Patrick, thanks for your reply, it's been a year now and I'm just discovering this clip LOL. I did look on KZread but couldn't find it. It happened by accident. If you ever come back to NYC let me know. I perform Imagine on Saturdays at Mimi's (52nd & 2nd ave). It goes over very well. I am currently learning "Let It Be" so I can perform it at Mimi's soon. I will have my friends watch this clip. Thanks again! Cheers, George.
@axeman2ooo10 жыл бұрын
for sure! We only found you by accident... I think we found about 8-10 of the pianos in our travels, but as a guitarist, I could not play anything on piano... I have not heard of Mimi's, but I will be sure to look it up, and of course, I will say hello when I'm in town! :D If you ever come down to Australia, let me know :)
@Shelver9210 жыл бұрын
lol @ 2:15..that hippie probably tripped some acid and stull thinks it's the 60's.
@axeman2ooo9 жыл бұрын
Amie Gibson hahaha he was awesome!! :D
@FireicerCooper10 жыл бұрын
Shake your money maker, what a lyric lol
@morrieD10 жыл бұрын
Rockin Shamisen, Ms Tadano!
@ReadandWite10 жыл бұрын
Well thank you Einstein ! What I meant to say is that I liked the interpretation that the real Fleetwood Mac did to this song and I also liked this one.
@caldon0310 жыл бұрын
I'd say it's written by Elmore James & B. Robinson, as on the label of the original 45.
@Mr2010studio10 жыл бұрын
So cool george can't wait to get to bourke st again
@axeman2ooo11 жыл бұрын
Rottweiler eats a brick V1
@zenniz199211 жыл бұрын
DAYUM. Here is your first comment.
@falfonsogo11 жыл бұрын
It's lovely!
@gmarkh5911 жыл бұрын
Love their music great
@flurobeach731711 жыл бұрын
Awesome guy - keep it up - so coooool!!!!!
@thomasgrant199212 жыл бұрын
absolute knobs talking the background, show some bloody respect i saw tim at the annandale on the same tour and boots of spanish leather was easily the most moving, touching and truly heartbreaking performance i saw all year
@kellymusic46812 жыл бұрын
Wish I'm talented like them but I'm already singing hehee heh
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のり子さんとの共演全部見きってなくて又見れて楽しいです、ジョージさんも若いね
一寸又みいってしまいました・一年前の自分のコメント見て,,,,恥ずかしいですね、・今は色々な観点で見てますょ,令和５、7月16日
One of my favourite songs reinvented, Im blown away. I saw Fleetwood mac 1969 playing this, it has never left my soul and you just brought it back to life. Thank you. ps you do have similar qualities to Jack Broadbent (Hip flask slide.) Geez Noriko you are GOAT.
I listened to him several times in Melbourne. Great musician, I love his power.
酒ブルース,のり子さんとのコラボレーションいいね・
素晴らしい演奏だあ❗
ride the winds of the southern cross. Rock of Soul and Passion.
８年前、見つけ。ラップスティールギターがかっこ良いです、ジョージさん若いね，、今も若いよ全く今とup tempoの威力変わらないね～凄いです。👏拍手。
御二人の演奏たまらない 今夜も眠れな〜い♪
Nice version man!
I just cant stop playing that ABC HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY song. What a great sound.
なんよ。コラボ。最強。豪。自分の国を忘れた。豪。開拓者を消しましたか？
🤠カウボーイハットにギターはホント！格好いいです、ジョージさんの歌声って力強さがあるし、言葉がはっきりしてるからね、チョッとハスキーかかった高音が好きですねぇー、お客さんも聞きやすいんですよ、コメント沢山増えて嬉しいですね、又いい出会いがありますように🤱🙆
遡って動画見てると勿論風景、場面一つ一つ違うし人の流れやら、それも楽しみの一つです、一番は上川さんの一生懸命な姿の演奏が好きだなあ✨
👏👍🎶🎼、お疲れさま
certified hood classic
Whenever I see the very talented George and Noriko in Melbourne, I always spend time enjoying their unique music. 👍👍😘
When you're on the edge and teetering......spectral magic happens
6:38〜爆笑🤣
素晴らしい❣️
2 Sig 1981 to 84
What a good song!!
hey bro still keep up with your music even though I don't live on the streets of Melbourne any more your music always puts a smile on my face when I see your videos.
warm、comment。👌🍀
a scan at such a high resolution (2400 bit), then using the clone stamp with a soft brush blurs your touch-ups. The blurry areas will be apparent when you're done. I usually find that I have to add digital 'dirt' to the areas, and lightly soften them to get the repaired areas to match the surrounding areas (as far as 'texture').
Wouldn't I LOVE to see and hear this woman on a Les Paul hooked up to a fully cranked Marshall stack. The thought!! Just died and gone to heaven.
Good stuff man. The Blues Busker!
Now that's how your warm Melbourne punters up!
George and Noriko are awesome. I have never seen a crowd who can keep their feet from tapping when they fire up!
patrick , just watched your video on repairing the old photo and id just say it was simple , effective and bang on the mark, keep it up
thanks Tony! Yep, there are many ways to do this sort of thing. nothing is right or wrong, and everyone has their way. This gets the job done, and doesn't get too complicated... Glad you liked it and followed along! :D
Just a bit trivia, the burn icon is a hand making an "O". When burning in the darkroom, hands were often used to dodge and burn. The formation of the hand into an "O" let in light through the negative burning the image onto photo paper.
I always wondered what that icon was, and I have done some darkroom time!! :D
I like this and I was wondering if I can please use this in my video
hi that would depend on what type of video you are making?
+Patrick Walsh I'm making a Vlog (Blog)
what would the Vlog be about? I would be happy for it to be used, as long as you linked back to the original video here. Feel free to post a link to the Vlog here, too. :)
+Patrick Walsh ok thx
хорошо!
Ominous
The guitar is an instrument originated in persia and not in the west , and noriko why don't you tell everyone in australia how the shamisen is made i am sure you're gonna make some new friends . The white skin of the shamisen is made of 6 months old kitten for the good ones and 6 months old puppies for the cheap ones, I believe that when you7re a show like this it would be nice to let the audience know that you are completely supporting animal cruelty . Just keeping you honest. And you people who support this band, you are also supporting this kzread.info/dash/bejne/da5suq6hZcbYdKQ.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZmiJyrR9itmTmM4.html Now before you call me a racist fuck, i have lived 25 years in japan, i love this country and this culture , i am married to a Japanese , but we are both veterinarians and we both fight for the japanese government to stop the use of cats and dogs to produce this instrument when it can be produced using synthetic skins , and sound just as well. Just keeping you hnest Noriko and george .
+olfursson kyllian as the original poster of this video, as well as good friends of both George and Noriko, I would like to correct a few points you have made. Firstly, the guitar originated in Egypt, and was known as the Qitara. Secondly, the East/West album title is meant to represent the genres of music. Blues originating in North America during slavery, and Traditional Shamisen originating in Japan. Thus, West meets East. If you look closer at Noriko’s Shamisen, you will notice a uniformed white colour across its entire surface. Animal hides are traditionally used for Samisens, it is true, however you can now get synthetic skins for them. The easiest way to tell is, the traditional ones have a pink dot on either side of the instrument’s face, denoting the animal’s nipples. Synthetic ones do not have these. Noriko loves animals, and only uses synthetic skins on her Shamisen. Hope that clears things up for you…
***** i can only wish it is true . Until i hear ot from Noriko herself or have a personal look at her shamisen myself you will allow me (and without disrespect) to keep my doubts , because this is not the first time i hear people claiming that their shamisen uses synthetic skin/ But thank you for the kind and polite answer Patrick. In the case Noriko's shamisen uses synthetic skin and since you know them please tell Noriko San and George to join us in promoting synthetic skin shamisen .
You should jump onto Facebook, as George and Noriko have a page on there that they follow. I don't think they are on KZread. Here is the link for you. facebook.com/George-Kamikawa-Noriko-Tadano-287118421366123/ I have asked her the same question, and she has assured me it is synthetic, not only due to her love of animals, but also due to the high cost and difficulty with Australian Customs, which she believes would block it, anyway.
***** i'm glad to hear that .
+olfursson kyllian You should be ready to delete your dumbass comment then.
This is wrong on many levels. Ever heard of non-destructive editing? All that work on just one layer!
That's why I always duplicate the layer with every change I make to the image.
I will duplicate the layer if I am doing something new and untested, but otherwise, I simply keep the original image on its own layer, and edit a duplicate of it. Of course, I also keep a seperate TIFF version, should I ever want to return to it at another time... Edit the PSD and keep the untouched TIFF. However for these photos, I would never dream of returning to the original for any reason.
Actually I have, however for what these photos are, I cannot imagine a reason I would ever want to return to the original damaged photo. Of course, everyone has their own methods. For these types of images, especially for my own family shots, I use this method for clients, I ask what they want to use them for. I almost always leave the original image on a separate layer to return to if I ever need to return...
nice video :) was this shot at 1s intervals :)
thank you! yes, 1-second intervals, surprisingly without a tripod, either! (I only had a small, homemade beanbag in my kit to balance the camera on...) I plan to return over summer for a night shoot of similar!
good improvisation :) look forward to seeing it :)
looks good Pat.
Thanks for posting my performance, I hope Sing For Hope will do this again soon - George
thank you George for playing! I believe we saw you on our way back from the Paul McCartney gig at Barclay's Stadium, so was the perfect end to a Beatles day in NYC! It was an extra special addition to our Honeymoon, and you played it well, considering the commotion of Times Square! I have shown this vid to friends and family here in Australia, and all love it. Hopefully when we return in the future, we can hear you play again? :)
***** Hi Patrick, thanks for your reply, it's been a year now and I'm just discovering this clip LOL. I did look on KZread but couldn't find it. It happened by accident. If you ever come back to NYC let me know. I perform Imagine on Saturdays at Mimi's (52nd & 2nd ave). It goes over very well. I am currently learning "Let It Be" so I can perform it at Mimi's soon. I will have my friends watch this clip. Thanks again! Cheers, George.
for sure! We only found you by accident... I think we found about 8-10 of the pianos in our travels, but as a guitarist, I could not play anything on piano... I have not heard of Mimi's, but I will be sure to look it up, and of course, I will say hello when I'm in town! :D If you ever come down to Australia, let me know :)
lol @ 2:15..that hippie probably tripped some acid and stull thinks it's the 60's.
Amie Gibson hahaha he was awesome!! :D
Shake your money maker, what a lyric lol
Rockin Shamisen, Ms Tadano!
Well thank you Einstein ! What I meant to say is that I liked the interpretation that the real Fleetwood Mac did to this song and I also liked this one.
I'd say it's written by Elmore James & B. Robinson, as on the label of the original 45.
So cool george can't wait to get to bourke st again
Rottweiler eats a brick V1
DAYUM. Here is your first comment.
It's lovely!
Love their music great
Awesome guy - keep it up - so coooool!!!!!
absolute knobs talking the background, show some bloody respect i saw tim at the annandale on the same tour and boots of spanish leather was easily the most moving, touching and truly heartbreaking performance i saw all year
Wish I'm talented like them but I'm already singing hehee heh