7... Vinnie

[robertopeland]

Hi guys,
just another little gift for you...
someone got lost, and Vinnie shows where is one... for the umpteenth time...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ExWISli ... e=youtu.be

Hugs

[amoergosum]

someone got lost

...it happens at 0:20 .
It's great to see how Vinnie steers the ship after that.

[Manu]

LOL that was great, thanks roberto.

[robertopeland]

Yeah...
"steers the ship" really define the situation...

Hugs

[cjbdrm]

Sounds like Sting got a little distracted trying to harmonize/sync with the guest vocalist.

[robertopeland]

Or he is simply "distracted by" the vocalist...
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[Frank Sanchez]

It's really interesting to see how different Vinnie is physically as a player. Matched grip, arm movement, really aggressive phrasing...I know it's just a few second clip, but I've been noticing this a lot more over the last several years of his playing. It might just be because he is playing Seven Days, which I have seen the most versions of or maybe because the bands that he has found himself playing with require this type of physicality. It's just an observation to me, but if one were to ask which I prefer, it'd definitely be the subtle, trad-grip, aggressive but dynamic Vinnie of yesteryear.

Don't worry: I'm still a Vinniean!

[Kurtis]

that was some serious out there stuff on a pop gig. who does that

[Manu]

that was some serious out there stuff on a pop gig. who does that

Sting has turned into a "progressive pop" icon

[Clint Hopkins]

that was some serious out there stuff on a pop gig. who does that

Sting has turned into a "progressive pop" icon

I used to think that but then he makes a record playing a friggin' lute!