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Another one of my favorites... It says a lot. Can you play this on the piano? SOS
ReplyDeleteI do like the piano in this song, but I haven't tried to play it. I've been too busy not playing the stuff I'm supposed to be working on. Maybe the winter will help me focus.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of this clip is where the rest of the band joins in at 5:40, especially Glenn Frey. He's feeling it.