OK, not the best quality, but experimenting with the Flip Ultra HD behind me on its little tripod Hopefully, can make out the harmonizer used too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7xyMd-0FyY

Jim....
Nice job....but that lady at the end....it was like waiting for an accident to happen.
Eddie

Add about 850 more of those beautiful people and you will have a Branson audience!!

Nice...

Dude..She wants you bad....



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What have they been putting in the old ladies tea?

Great job Zuki you certainly know how to warm up an audience.

Cousin Ken

Nice job Jim. It was nice seeing you and my old KB.

Bernie

Nice job Jim! How did surgery go?

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God Bless,
Mikey

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www.youtube.com/kidconcert

Well done, Jim...



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Bill in Dayton

Jim, Way to go!! It's great to finally see and hear you. Gotta make this quick I'm out of town for a couple of days and this internet connection is marginal at best. Thanks for sharing

Very impressive, Jim. Your playing and singing are in fine form, and the PA-800 sounds excellent.

You really look like you are enjoying yourself.

Ian

Nice job entertaining the ladies.

It's always good to see our members in action.

PS: It was kind of like a cliff-hanger waiting to see the outcome at the end of the lady hanging on to your keyboard.

Did you have to edit the video so we didn't see you yelling at her and slapping her hand.

Seriously, Great Job.

Jerry

Thanks for sharing. Nice job entertaining the ladies and pretty good results from the little flip. Gotta get one of those.

Glenn

YO ZUKI,
I really enjoyed watching you work and hearing the results.
Thanks for sharing. I could enjoy a lot more of the same.
Best to you in your career,
Bebop

So that is the famous Zuki - I certainly had a completely different picture of you in my had. Good video, fun to watch. Keep up the good work.

no offense to you zuki,

but i hope i NEVER have to play those kind of parties.

i'd much rather continue doing my weddings and seeing those young hot pieces of @ss on the dancefloor ;-)

that was fantastic Zuki. i really enjoyed your performance and it was clear that you certainly brightened the lives of the audience. A very professional job. Well done.

I just exchanged the Ultra for the Mino HD. I wanted an upgraded battery type and bit better resolution (different sizing will allow). My surgery went well. I'll be in a neck brace for a while, but back in swing in a few weeks. Hopefully I can improve the performance shootings - certainly enough ahead to do. Thanks for all comments. I think it's good to introduce ourselves, even if it might be a bit painful I can assure you the board sounds a whole lot better live

About the only advantage of a nice heavy arranger... much harder for the old ladies to tip over (if on a stable stand!)... (plus, if they DO pull it over on them, they never do it twice )

Anyway, good to hear you, finally, zuki. An interesting rhythm for a tune that is basically the National Anthem down here in the FL Panhandle

Leezone why would you say that?.....these type of gigs are very rewarding to the audience & the musician. They play a very compassionate part of their every day life.
Open your heart try it sometime you'll see what I mean. I've played all kinds of gigs for 40 years & still do .....making people happy is my first concern sexy or not as you say is why I do it no matter what age.

Since when did Sexy have an AGE requirement Saw a 65 year old woman the other day that would give a 30 year old woman a good run for her money. Lee.., today you can't even tell who's mom and who's the daughter anymore when they're side by side. Want to ask a woman on a date today..., make sure you request photo ID first.

I agree with Donny... You can't forget about our seniors. They like entertainment too. Imagine how their lives must be in some of these homes.

I'd be a little nervous with ANYONE touching my keyboard while I'm playing "stable or not".

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Good Job Zuki. I admire you guys who take advantage of all the technology - I bought a vid camera some time ago and it's still in the box.
Ciao,
Jerry

Some people are afraid to do gigs like this, because they will be looking into their own future(if they live long enough) and it scares them.

Ian

Oh well Ian....sorry to inform everyone we are ALL dying every day...simple as that....we all grow old....enjoy life while you can....it's a short trip my friends..
no time to dilly dalley!

Yes, I know Donny, I played at the hospital this week for a good friend's wife who is dying...may not even last the weekend...I was emotionally drained when I left the hospital, but I felt good as well, because I gave the only thing I have, and the music made her smile.

Ian

WTG Ian....your a good man!

Nice job, zuki. Glad to finally see your act. Keep em comin.

Scott Langholff

It's a pity you deleted the video after so many good comments. I couldn't get to know your performance.

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It was there the other day.........

I took it down to protect the innocent - mainly me I'll be getting a web site soon with everything laid out for inspection - yikes

Zuki what happened?.....will you repost soon?

Donny,

Didn't feel comfortable with unauthorized party use in a video. It was merely an experiment. I know it'll work though and like said, will put my web site together using this technology, as well as other.

Currently, I'm sitting at home, canceled jobs and in a neck brace for a couple weeks. No arm pain to report, although some tingling in the fingers still. My motivation to do stuff (for now) is out the window. Hell, it's a chore just getting the small stuff done

Ok Zuki get well soon & make more music.....I enjoyed watching you perform....hope to see more down the road.....

I think you did the right thing, Jim.

Zuki - sorry I missed the video when it was out there. Good move on the decision - I had the same concerns as you about a video on my web site ("Comin' Home Baby").... I got a release from the folks who hired me before I added it to my site.

Hope you're feeling much better very soon. Aches and pains take the fun out of the music for sure.

Randy

Yep, been away for a week and had no web access so I missed the vid. also. Get well soon Zuki and looking forward to seeing your stuff on your website.