MC Hammer - U Can't Touch This - Guitar Percussion Cover video free download

Here we have Sam Westphalen performing Mc Hammer's classic "U Can't Touch This" in the studio at the Australian Institute of Music.

This is the whitest version of the song ever produced!!

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Sam is currently studying Composition and Music Production at the Australian Institute of Music (AIM)

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Beginning as the Sydney Guitar School in 1968 founded by Dr Peter Calvo, the Australian Institute of Music (AIM) is now a major player in education & training for the Australian music industry, performing arts & entertainment management fields. Being an independent institute, AIM is not a music university, however AIM Music Courses deliver accredited music tuition & unique industry relevant programs designed to equip students for successful lifelong creative careers, across music diplomas, music degrees and graduate music studies.

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A big thanks the Scotty Henderson (Audio Genius) for helping out with the Audio. And the legendary Peter Mooney for Camera work.

Produced and edited by Adam St John-Foti for AIMtv the official channel of the Australian Institute of Music.