Greg Sampson is a musician and documentary filmmaker. Greg plays multiple instruments including guitar-keyboards-bass-piano-drum programming. And he is a vocalist as well. He also produces current and historical documentaries being the narrator and producer.
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Mad as a box of frogs 🐸
Excellent.
Love this. Even got the weird Elvis timing right on Mystery Train. Never understood why these 2 songs aren’t mashed together more often.
Awesome job! I love the Phantom of the Opera! I start at Von Maur tomorrow. Hopefully I’ll sound as comfortable as you do.
I love this song! I just auditioned at Von Maur today. It seems like it would be fun!
This is pure gold
Is that you playing a Jeff Beck tune, Greg?
Yep sure is. I also have a video here on You Tube of me playing the song.
@@stretchgp23 Well done! I think that tune's from the album There and Back.
Fun interpretation of a great song. Peter Himmelman is so friggen underappreciated.
Thanks Greg, I love your channel
Great video i hoped you enjoyed
promosm
Tienes un cierto parecido a Arnold Schwarzeneger
Gracias por visitar Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷
As Mark Rush says the clock tower is a gift of the British Comunity for the centenary in 1910/1916 (1st National Government, 1816 independence). The avenue you called 9 de Julio (July 9th) is Corrientes Avenue. The Obelisco of Buenos Aires is in the intersection of 9 de Julio and Corrientes Avenue. 9 de Julio is the widest avenue in the world, Corrientes Avenue is the avenue of the big comercial theaters, the libraries and some iconic pizza restaurants. The place where the Obelisco is built is the place where the national flag was first flown in the city. In that place was the Convent of Saint Nicholas, so the district north of it is called San Nicolás, but for other people is the "Microcentro" (equivalent to downtown, because nearby are the main business buildings an main bank offices. The First Foundation of the City, accordin to studies was in 1536 near Parque Lezama (near La Boca district), but was abandoned later. The Second Foundation of Buenos Aires was in Plaza De Mayo, where the Casa Rosada was the fort.
Excellent.
Excellent cover of an Emigrate song which is basically Rammstein type music sung in English.
Para la próxima visita a la ciudad de Buenos Aires. Avenida de Mayo, típica arquitectura de época de los 1900 de estilo europeo francés - español con edificios rematados en cúpulas. Es una avenida que sus extremos son la Plaza de Mayo, con la casa de gobierno Casa Rosada, el Cabildo de época de la colonia y la Catedral entre otros edificios institucionales. Del otro extremo de la avenida de Mayo se encuentra la Plaza del Congreso y el Congreso mismo, una obra arquitectónica de increíble belleza. De costado al Congreso, el edificio de El Molino, art noveu, un pieza única en la ciudad. Pero los que pocos conocen aún entre los mismos porteños es que sobre esta avenida se encuentra el Palacio Barolo, 1923, con su remate de faro y lo curioso es que frente del Río de la Plata en la ciudad vecina de Montevideo, Uruguay, sobre la plaza céntrica está erigida su hermana cuasi gemela del Palacio Barolo de nombre Palacio Salvo en 1928. Una de las tantas curiosidades de la ciudad.
looks like usa
Hi,Greg.nice to see you on the tube.
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NO A LA RUSOFOBIA VIVA RUSSIA
I'm not sure where you are. Could you say it again please? nice video amigo!
norwegian sun ¿¿¿??????.....the "Obelisco" ...¿ San Nicolas???....
El barrio donde esta situado el Obelisco se llama San Nicolás.
@@nicolasezequielmartinezarr2832 si, lo sé, pero el obelisco no
El obelisco está situado en donde antigüamente se encontraba el Convento de San Nicolás. Ese convento de época de la colonia fué demolido para dar paso a la construccíón del obelisco.
Claro, de ahí el nombre del barrio. Me crié a cuatro caudras de mi amigo el Obelisco. En la iglesia de San Nicolás se izó por primera vez la bandera argentina en la ciudad de Buenos Aires.
River es locura amigo mio
I can't tell wether it was filmed on 2015 or 2022
Definitely 2015. The curtain wall on the Macro Bank tower appears mostly complete, which suggests the video was filmed in late '15.
When was this filmed
more than norwegian sun is a south american sunny day!
3:12 That is Corrientes Avenue
Wi Nes E Lis luego mejora la pronunciación.
Que dices? Fumaste de la buena
I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for nearly 10 years. The clock that you are referring to was a gift to Argentina 🇦🇷 from the British ex-pat community that lives in Argentina. Buenos Aires is a combination of New York City, Paris France 🇫🇷 and Washington D.C. and an added benefit is Buenos Aires is very affordable to live in the whole country is awesome 👌.
Se la conoce como la Torre de los ingleses aunque durante la Guerra del 82 del Atlántico Sur o de Malvinas se la rebautizó Torre Fuerza Aérea Argentina. Una obra de arquiectura maravillosa, fué un regalo de la comunidad británica en ocasión del aniversario de los 100 años de la independecia del país. La comunidad española hizo lo mismo con el Monumento de los españoles que en realidad se llama Monumento a las 4 regiones geográficas de la Argentina. Y así podemos encontrar también en el Jardín Botánico otro monumento con forma de faro y con instrumentales de medición climática donada por otro pais europeo el cual no recuerdo, Austria, Dinamarca o alguno otro no recuerdo bien. Pero así como éstos monumentos varios países han dejado en Buenos Aires sus presencias en regalos por el aniversario del primer siglo de Argentina como país independiente.
100 % dear friend , B.A es magic and very european.
@@migueltavernise5620 Hola Miguel, soy porteño y mi mujer es Paulista, ella ama esta ciudad y luego de 15 años viviendo aquí ella me dice que se siente como si estuviera paseando por París, Madrid, etc....claro depende por dónde uno camina. Belgrano tiene mucha tipología británica..cada barrio es un mundo partícular. Abrazo.
@@juancarlos-jw1rk Abrazo compatriota y a los brasileños les gusta mucho Bs As y los alfajores Havanna jaja los veo siempre comprandolos. Nuestra gran ciudad atrapa al turista xq lo tiene todo y es incomparable al menos en la región. Abrazo grande
@@migueltavernise5620 Les gusta mucho los alfajores sí y tal es así que ya estamos produciendo alfajorera en San Pablo con un éxito tremendo. Luego de 3 años de investigación y pruebas tras pruebas hemos logrado un alfajor de primerísima calidad superior al por vos nombrado. Algún que otro día lo degustarás. Te mando un gran abrazo compatriota!!
Espectacular tu video..! Muy linda imagen 👏👍
I love buenos aires 😍
All the names are bad. The avenue he named as 9 de Julio is actually Corrientes Avenue; the monument is the Obelisk because it is, indeed.....an obelisk. It marks the place where the city was founded. San Nicolás is the name of the quarter where is downtown, as you say Manhattan. Buenos Aires is famous for its cafés, so Starbuck was innecessary. It seems as if he was describing an indigenous village in the jungle. The avenue where is the portrait of Eva Peron is indeed July 9th Avenue......and is the ONLY building with that portrait, it is not "everywhere". To much enthusiasm!
You also are wrong, the obelisk don't mark the place where the city was founded.
@@dalerojo2.091 You are right . It marks the place where the flag was rised the first time in the city, in 1812, in the church of San Nicolás de Bari's tower. However, it was erected in conmemoration of the 400 anniversary of the first foundation of Buenos Aires in 1536 by Pedro de Mendoza.
3:10 They targeted July 4, but were incompetent
That is not so, just we took a few days more not to commit the same mistakes.
@@eduprid to be fair, we took a handfull of years after them
Hello!!! If you want to get to know the surroundings of Buenos Aires, you can rent a country house with a pool and barbecue here: 'mercadoquintas'
I want to put an Acoustic Lead on top of this awesome tune. The Electric Lead Kicks. A sprinkle of Larry Correel would be fun to try accoustically via John Mcgloughin. Play that funky Music Whiteboy. I'm somewhat confused but impressed. Hopefully we can make it through Winter Wolf Hunting? Predator is not.a 4 letter Word in my neck of the woods. Damn were going to have a Great Winter. I would love to get a Copy to play with. Shades of Abba in Iron Maiden. I like it. Tom Baden would approve.
LOVE IT! And the backdrop scenery ain't too hard on the eyes, either (hehe). I'll fill you in on the double-lead parts, Greg. Lovely rendition! ROCK ON!!
Very cool ending with the garage door! Thanks for making this video.
I always loved listening to you play! You are so talented
Thanks Diane. I do play instrumental piano at the Von Maur Store in Rosedale Mall in Roseville usually about 3 afternoons a week including some Sundays. It's not dueling pianos like we did at the Mall but it's still fun. U should come by sometime.
This is sick! Cool video - All Power to the People!
Thank you. Please share it with all of your friends.
Greg do you know guitar player Randy from River falls or did u practice with Jetz band up in Sauk rapids St. Cloud about 1978?
Yep I'm that guy. As I recall you're the drummer.
Greg shredding the solo
biggie smalls
waow !! this is almost archological ! What year was this again ? Thanks for posting Greg - I didn't even know this footage existed
Buddy Holly?
Jimi was incredible - great stuff guys
Great job Greg.........
Always wanted to film these guys. Too bad it never happened. Sometimes it's timing and other times it's that performers can get in their own way. Anyway, hats off guys!
love the flash back with jeff and eddie also.
my favorites they rock