Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven: The Male Falsetto voice

(That's called "falsetto" to reach those high notes)

She's Leaving Home (The Beatles) on Harpejji M5

Steely Dan | Aja/By Popular Demand Night (Greek Theatre 2011)

Perhaps the most unique band/duo in the legacy of modern music: funk, pop, jazz, and more.

Taylor Swift, The Eras Tour Live at MCG Melbourne, 16th February 2024, Night 1

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (Live at the El Mocambo)

 

Grateful Dead March 28, 1981 - Rockpalast - Essen GERMANY

Carlos Santana with Ry Cooder

Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven - REACTION COMPLILATION

Neil Peart drum solo - the Professor of Percussion

 (The late Neil Peart ("Peert"), known as the drummer for the band Rush, was known as a magnificent master of percussion. This drum solo captures his skills at time signatures, styles, and melodic opportunities. 

Within his performance are African rhythms and marching band styles as well as jazz leaders. Neil, seen here in Frankfurt, Germany, did this routine in the midst of a two-hour set with the band. And yes, at the end, he's using a pedal to kick off those horns.

Led Zeppelin: Dazed and Confused 5/24/1975 HD

David Gilmour - Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome, 2024

RUSH - "TIME STAND STILL" w/AIMEE MANN - Kia Forum - 6-7-26 - Inglewood Los Angeles

Rush “Tom Sawyer” & "2112 Parts I, II, VII" 50 Something Tour. Los Angeles Forum, 2026

Train - Hey Soul Sister (Live on Letterman)

Clair de Lune - Debussy (guitar)

Glass Armonica (spinning glass bowls... that break)

Theremin (An instrument you play by not touching it)

Pinball Wizard- The Who (Guitar Cover)

Taylor Swift - Tiny Desk (acoustic) concert

Duane Allman (solo feature) - "Statesboro Blues" (Live at the Fillmore East, 1971)