Leo Kottke 1974? - Last Steam Engine Train - Stealing video free download

TheTinker6871

This is when I like to see Leo, in his youth with speed and accuracy especially for Last steam engine train, which I think should be played fast. My version is much slower, but I'm too old, lost my speed.

Larry S

An amazing guitarist!

eromadrol

Breathtaking !!!

LadyWriter 1968

cool, good guitarist. Trying to imagine it on piano as learning piano.

Kate Allen

Its good to be young...the power..energy...

Bart Massee

and here is how it should sound. wow. forever amazed by Leo.

tom wray

Seen Leo play many times. He always exceeds expectations. People who complain that his music drifts into the territory of unnecessary and mindless melody, simply do a poor job of camouflaging their own jelousy of the greatest six- and twelve-string guitairst of all time.

Bob Sutherby

Intense.

Bryan Lorber

Just saw him last night at The Narrows Center for the Arts in Fall River, MA. Still an amazing guitar talent and funny as Hell! If you get a chance, don't miss seeing him before it's too late. Time marches ever onward! 

Hel Gar

Saw Leo 3 times during the 70's before his tendon injury and he was phenomenal every time. I saw over 200 live acts during that period and some I've forgotten, but Leo was unforgettable. Great musicianship. For me this is where Bluegrass meets Folk music. Today's so called Country music is dressed up pop with a twang. No comparison. 

Dixie Bryant

He's so talented!!!

Daniel Lee Haynor

What a guitar playing Machine!!! WOW!!

Dan Downing

He does, you just can see them all!

eromadrol

I totally agree ! Just awesome !... Mindblowing !...

drapeblind

greatest fingerpicking performance ever caught on video

eromadrol

--- looks like a spider attack ! ;-) Amazing !

eromadrol

Yeah that's just incredible !...

BerrysJSRD

So mechanically, technically, instrumentally perfect. What an amazing performance and the transition to Stealing seamless. Thanks Leo for so many concerts and performances we now all enjoy here. It was inevitable he would damage his tendons playing so intensely, he is mechanically the same now but the edge is gone.

plixypl0x

His left hand on the bridge at 0:24 is amazing!

Michael Dumas

i remember when I first saw him in 76...I seriously thought he was going to cause himself physical harm......and if ya ever played a 12 string ya know what I am saying...lol

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