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Old 02-27-2012, 09:08 PM #11
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I'm not into much jazz,but a friend on Facebook had a Youtube link about a girls piano playing skills. She can play the front,and over toward the back of the piano at the same time which was very deep,and a bass mix. Her skills are so diverse,and she plays with all of her soul.

Hiromi Uehara is her name. She's on Youtube. The name of the song is"Choux a la creme". She has alot on Youtube,but that song is outstanding. BF
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