Leo Kottke - Eggtooth video free download

Ronnie blanton

12 string explosion I wonder who taught leo if that's possible

Ronnie blanton

12 string explosion I wonder who taught leo if that's possible

Natale Rizzo

Atomic sound of 12 strings..

juspasenthru

I've listened to him since 1972 and finally heard him in person about two months ago. Brilliant, of course, but he's also a witty guy with a delightful stage persona. 

BerrysJSRD

I love that exclamation point at the end he adds in this version.

BerrysJSRD

He is really happy playing this tune, that sly smile where he knows everyone is utterly amazed.

Jim Bouldin

Unbelievable's the only word for the guy, although I do feel a tad better knowing that even he doesn't bar all the way across the neck, which I find to be impossible.

BerrysJSRD

Absolutely his best performance of this tune I have ever heard! The acoustics are perfect and Leo is playing in peak form. Superb. Thank You!

Linda Ingrid Lundgren

Magnificence spreadin' like a ripple!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~

Lynyrd Mac

☮ ❤♫

Lynyrd Mac

cut and paste, you can do the same, cntl c, cntl p

hypertest

mmmm,,,,,, one of the greatest acoustic guitar compositions ever.

ManganeseMan

its from the home and away disc too.

Beemerboy324

WOW! My feet really ARE smiling!! Thanks for posting.

drkam6

This is just wonderful, wonderful.... thank you so much for posting this! I always wanted to to watch a full video of this song!

ManganeseMan

great jam, great audio, thanks, Manganese

AntipodeanSteve

Eggtooth, track 5 ,side 2 on the album"My Feet Are Smiling" recorded live at the Tryone Guthrie theater Minneapolis ,December 1972 pretty much what you hear here,a great album worth having even if it's for the photo of Leo juggling orange's on the cover

Purpeline

fantastic!!! Thank you!

1wiesehoefer1

well, i think the title is not correct, i have the cd with the title regards from chuck pink, but on this cd is no song with a title " regards from chuck pink "??? eggtooth is the second part of this song, knows anybody the name of the first part???? thanks for posting

AntipodeanSteve

When I first heard this it was called "Eggtooth"..now maybe I can figure it all out...hooray