Does Keith Richards Play Banjo?

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[lLY]

I have no words ... I have only a smile and a deep respect for the talented man named Keith

[ChananPaldi]

Have always good vibrations when listening to you Keith

[greyjay]

The definition of laid back -- that's Keith. But make no mistake, he's smart.

[MrJacobThrall]

The joy of just listening...oh, hallelujah brother, I hear you.

I adore the flute, which is the principal reason I don't want to try to learn it - I don't want to dilute the magic with knowledge.

[thelightinlife]

that's it! "just the joy of LISTENING, to music" #amen! 

[thenirvanafan]

He's the definition of rock n roll!

[michaelmancusi]

Keith Richards you are a pleasure to watch and still got it at 75 years young

[Grendelmonsteru]

It's a joy listening to Keith. They must have done these in one sitting but are eeking them out slowly. We'd love to see them all, and maybe some new ones with a different scarf. (; Thank you. 

[johnspooner]

I think one reason Keith was successful is that, despite whatever mistakes he made personally, he was always a fan and a student of music and its historical roots.

[jessebassett]

Keith is so genuine! He’s a great fan of music! One of a kind, for sure!

[patrickrobinson]

He said he is interested in the tuning. This should come as no surprise. Keith's 5 Sting Open G tuning method is a cousin to banjo tuning.

[Dhani_Nerrh]

How I'd like to have a beer with Keef, this guy is my hero.

[JackGuyton]

I am very impressed by your ability to use so many tunings. I saw you on a video with Chuck Berry. I really enjoyed your playing with Chuck Berry. I was very obvious as to how much you respected Chuck! I really appreciate your respecting Mr. Berry. I learned a lot about how to respect others from your actions while practicing with Chuck Berry. He really is the Father of Rock & Roll music! I also have the greatest respect for Buddy Holly! Did you ever get to play with Buddy Holly? I hope you have time to respond. Thank You Keith!!

[fergushill]

over time in loving the stones i've come to relate to keith on a musical level

[keithglimmer]

Yeah, baby..."the joy of listening to music".

[patrickvecchio]

Honest and down to earth....thats Keith.

[philzyqotsa]

could we please have longer videos please I could listen to him talk all day long these are to short. Much love to Keith!

[claudiauuuuh]

This channel is awesome!!!! gotta have more subscribers

[sean.trischka]

Who do you listen to when it comes to banjo/mandolin/uke?

[keiferreefer]

yeah, Keith is always insightful, I did not know the banjo was an African instrument, I always thought someone in the south (America that is), or southwest invented it in the cowboy days, or even before, so I learned something. I had a banjo, all right hand fingerpicking, gotta get used to that high string up top. I can relate to not desiring to learn anymore instruments, it's work, so there's a limit, better to appreciate and listen sometimes