When you hear someone performing the song solo like this, you realize not only what great talent it takes to play the piece correctly, but also what a remarkable composition this was in the first place. Bravo!
That's why so few ELP cover bands. You need Keith Emerson and he was the best or 2nd best Rock keyboardist....and a Moog...and the technician to keep it in tune.
Wow, amazing performance, queen of multitasking, all this from a girl who is totally blind. She did not miss a note, my heart goes out to her, again a fantastic job.
As someone who can see, I can say it is pretty amazing to see as well as hear. I would compare it to the keyboard version of eddie van halen's eruption solo in terms of it's difficulty.
Not to take away from her skill one single bit, even sighted musicians don’t depend on sight very much to master their instrument. It is muscle memory, practice, and feel that fully run that engine of mastery. By the time you’ve looked for confirmation, it’s too late anyway.
@@artysanmobile Indeed. This is why I have such an issue with touch-screens as a human-computer interface paradigm... granted, there's a degree to which even these can be used by folks without sight... just... sighted or no, they can't be used with the same deftness as something that has physical shape and consistency and feedback the way the keys and knobs and such on these keyboards present themselves.
I am just a hack piano player but in my opinion, she may be one of the best technical keyboard players of all time. She has it all. Perfection on the keys but soul too.
I was playing the whole drum riff in my head 1st time I watched this. The I put it on again while sitting at my drums and pretended I was jamming with Rachel. :D
Wait until you hear her play Keith Emerson’s complicated and energy filled compositions (as played by Emerson, Lake and Palmer)...and she can’t look at her fingers or the keyboard. Phenomenal!!
I’m so ordinary!!! Not an athlete, not smart, and not a musician! Guess that’s why I’m watch RUclips at 1130 at night! Glad I did.. thank you for the video.
Tom Scholtz masterpiece rocked by a young lady with sight impairment . She's seeking a job for a Boston tribute band and why not ? She has a special gift undeniablely . 04/21/2022
My opinion, one of the top five great Rock songs of all time. When I hear Long Time I am 19 again. What a fantastic summer we had with this song as a backdrop! Tom Schotz would be so proud of this talent.
IMO this is some of Rachel's best work - not just the playing or her obvious enjoyment of the music, but this is by far the best solo arrangement of the songs that I have heard.
What's funny is that everyone seems to agree that the sound of the organ compels the "sound" of the other instruments. Yet when you listen to various backing tracks, it doesn't work that way in reverse, even though in the native Boston version you'd swear the guitars and drums practically drown out the organ; it just sounds like someone riffing a deft but not especially striking sequence power chords. The whole song is so masterfully produced that the whole is like five times the sum of the individual parts. I figure I have about three more months of an hour a day of practice before I can play this quasi-perfectly at the required rate of 9 notes per second. (At half-speed, it sounds like something from "Twin Peaks.") And if you miss even one of those notes playing this song solo, it's as bad as hitting a wrong note and makes a huge dent in the overall performance. When you get to the parts played as chords, it almost feels like you get a short nap as a reward for just getting there.
The fact that people are blown away by this piece, and then you realize the guy who wrote it and performed it originally is actually known for being an outstanding guitar player and not an organ player at all (not to even mention his production and technical genius). Tom Scholtz is just a crazy talented man, and maybe above all, an amazing songwriter.
@gooberthoreau Tom auditioned to join Barry's band as a keyboard/organ player in 1969/1970. Tom was always known first as a keyboard/organ player. His guitar playing came afterwards.. In addition, on the record Barry is covering all electric rhythm guitar parts on Foreplay and Long Time and Barry is playing all of the leads on Long Time as well as the huge power chords in Long Time.
@@Wyattbodenheimerofficial and as I never said or implied that Tom did not found Boston what is your point? Tom has constantly either ignored, omitted or greatly minimized the contributions of others to this record and in doing so Tom only makes himself look like a petty, ungrateful man with a titanic sized ego
What a delight to find this amazing musician. Like others, I could hear the rest of the band kicking in, I half expected to see Boston members stepping up and plugging in. Rachael, you are gifted. Thank you for sharing your gift with me.
What a great interpretation of a great classic piece. I love her smile when she’s dialing in the different sounds. Her smile gives it away when she NAILS both sound and technique. What a brilliant musician she is!!!!
Rachel Flowers is a one-in-a-million player. The touch, the rhythm, the best left hand bass of anyone ever - she has it all! She touches my heart every time I hear her.
Seriously, This should have millions of views. Boston was my first live concert show in 1976 and Rachel just nails it with perfect time, tempo and feeling. Wow! fun to watch.
I just discovered this girl and she just might be the most musicaly talented person in the world. And she's blind and she gets uncontrollably excited after every song she plays. She is truly amazing.
Her channel has under 30k subscribers. I’ve been following her at least 10 years. Makes me sick! She should have millions, but people would rather pour their attention into mindless influencer garbage. Rachel deserves the world for keeping this music alive and well.
boston was my first concert also in 76. saw them in boston at the old boston garden. great show. met the band at a record signing before brad died. he was nice to talk to
1976 my sophomore year at Ohio State, and Boston performed a mile down the road. They were insane, and saw them 6 more times. Best debut album of all time
Who ever said there is no God obviously doesn't know the maker of this awesome woman! There are very few things in this world that amaze me anymore..... but the skill and sheer joy she has for replicating this fine piece of music, just blows me away. As a person who has seen Boston play this very same song live, this little girl with extra-sensory capabilities made it extra spectacular. Just awesome! When she hit the sustain on the lead in to longtime I could literally hear the sweeping echo sounds and feel the walking bass drum getting louder
The first vinyl I ever purchased. Boston's 1st and 2nd albums. Peace of Mind is tied with Signs by the 5 Man Electrical Band for my #1 favorite songs. Her performance brings tears of joy to my eyes. Let them flow.....
HOLY _____! Nailed it. Live, without one edit… I can’t remember the last time I was this blown away by one person playing entirely live with keyboards. And I’ve been to (and worked on) a lot of concerts. Wow.
I’m speechless I’m 66 years old played many different instruments love the music since I was a kid this is a truly truly truly gifted young lady and we’re blessed to have her
DAMN GIRL! I don't need the guitar parts. I can hear them in my head! WOW!!!! Amazing! Perfect! Thank you! You could take Tom's place, so that he could concentrate on his guitar parts! You need to be in Boston!
Oh - My - God!!!!! That was so incredible. I so remember that song from the 70's and I was totally blown away. There was a local band at a nightclub back then that played this also, but yours knocked it out of the park!!! What a talent! Thank you for posting this. I wish I could have been there! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent!
She performed that so extraordinary I swear I heard the rest of the band playing along and then the vocals just popped in out of nowhere... very well done great respect for your talent🙏🙏🙏
wow!! Boston will ALWAYS be my favorite Group! This young lady is incredible with ability beyond human! How awesome is the mind and the mind that made it!
I was lucky enough to see Boston play live once in the 80's Their song list might not be a numerous as some bands but the quality far surpasses quantity any day. Played so well by someone not even born when it was released. Brava.
While playing this piece is impressive by itself, watching her manipulate all of the tone and volume controls at the same time was particularly awesome.
Spectacular!!! Just amazing and awesome! - then it brought tears to my eyes, no really, because I look as old as the guys watching!! - and realized I was a young man errr kid really just digging the heck out of this tune and Rock and Roll way back then…. Aw yes “Art is long, and Time is fleeting” - Henry Wadsworth was spot on…Rock On!
What an amazing woman you are. I'm an old man of 66. . Saw and heard Keith Emerson when he played with the Nice, in Coventry town hall in the 50's. Pink Floyd were the warm up band, and Jimi Hendrix was top of the bill. Later I worked at nights, first as a roadie, then as a sound engineer. No one's music touched me like Jimi did. . . Till I heard you thru RUclips Rachel. There is something so human in your playing. You have given me a great joy. . . and I am so thankful, both to you, and the support and encouragement of your Mom, for making that happen. Sleep easy lovely lady X
I saw that tour too! Included the Tremeloes and Soft Machine too! I was a regular at Nice concerts up and down the country, and feature on the cover of the Fairfield Hall concert LP!
@@davidwatson9755 . . Rachel and her Mom are friends of mine, and have been for a long time. There's nothing "oddball" about sharing memories David. Its sad that you wish to insult me
Amazing thank you. It's funny I was just thinking how I'd like to hear some good old fashioned rock and roll organ music Glad I clicked on this. I noticed almost everybody who stopped to listen are old enough to appreciate this Boston arrangement.
She also plays flute, fretless bass (search for her playing Jaco’s ‘Portrait of Tracy’), guitar (vid of her jamming with Dweezil Zappa)… she is a phenomenon.
She's an amazing talent. That she can't see the keyboard and totally nails it, is just mind blowing. K.E. left, but left us Rachel to take over as master of the keys.
It took over two minutes of marvelling at this amazing performance of this incredible piece of music to realise she was navigating the controls by touch… what a mind blowing gift she gave that crowd!
When you hear someone performing the song solo like this, you realize not only what great talent it takes to play the piece correctly, but also what a remarkable composition this was in the first place. Bravo!
Thanks for pointing out the obvious Ron... ;)
@@PianoSoulos Sometimes the obvious is so easily missed..........................
On top of this Rachel’s blind. Amazing musician!❤️❤️❤️
Well said! Btw I saw your face somewhere!
That's why so few ELP cover bands.
You need Keith Emerson and he was the best or 2nd best Rock keyboardist....and a Moog...and the technician to keep it in tune.
Wow, amazing performance, queen of multitasking, all this from a girl who is totally blind. She did not miss a note, my heart goes out to her, again a fantastic job.
As someone who can see, I can say it is pretty amazing to see as well as hear. I would compare it to the keyboard version of eddie van halen's eruption solo in terms of it's difficulty.
Not to take away from her skill one single bit, even sighted musicians don’t depend on sight very much to master their instrument. It is muscle memory, practice, and feel that fully run that engine of mastery. By the time you’ve looked for confirmation, it’s too late anyway.
@@artysanmobile Indeed. This is why I have such an issue with touch-screens as a human-computer interface paradigm... granted, there's a degree to which even these can be used by folks without sight... just... sighted or no, they can't be used with the same deftness as something that has physical shape and consistency and feedback the way the keys and knobs and such on these keyboards present themselves.
@@artysanmobile
I'm a classical pianist, and I very much use sight to confirm positioning even on pieces I've played hundreds of times.
@@generalzod7959
Do you know what key it's in?
... just to see the joy in her is wonderful, her musical prowess is a double dose of delectable deliciousness !!! ...
I am just a hack piano player but in my opinion, she may be one of the best technical keyboard players of all time. She has it all. Perfection on the keys but soul too.
I could hear the drums kick in, and saw that huge grin as she realised she absolutely nailed it.
What an amazing performance!
I was playing the whole drum riff in my head 1st time I watched this. The I put it on again while sitting at my drums and pretended I was jamming with Rachel. :D
She nails it! 🎹👍😊
I totally agree and am right there with you. I was playing the air drums while I was watching!
i was hearing the hi-hat: titititititititititititititi !!!
I’d never heard of Rachel Flowers until just now so I did an internet search and wow. What a special, singular talent. What a gift.
Wait until you hear her play Keith Emerson’s complicated and energy filled compositions (as played by Emerson, Lake and Palmer)...and she can’t look at her fingers or the keyboard. Phenomenal!!
Right there with you. That was pretty damned amazing. Looks like I have some homework to do too. Yay. 😊
I’m so ordinary!!! Not an athlete, not smart, and not a musician! Guess that’s why I’m watch RUclips at 1130 at night! Glad I did.. thank you for the video.
I only discovered her videos a few days ago. What a joyous talent and inspiration!
quite possibly one of the most underrated and unknown musicians in the world. She is simply a phenomenon! Unreal prog goddess.
Tom Scholtz masterpiece rocked by a young lady with sight impairment . She's seeking a job for a Boston tribute band
and why not ? She has a special gift undeniablely .
04/21/2022
The smile on her face, she loves playing and it shows, she is fantastic.
I honestly think she may be the purest and most technically perfect keyboard player I have ever heard.
This solo blew me away in 77 and still does in 2021......BRAVO
I can’t open a pill bottle with both eyes open. This woman is amazing.
Tom, come on bro.
@Marty's 4x4 this woman is blind and can make all of this amazing music. I can’t open a bottle with both eyes open.
@@tomvance8522 lol
Yup, basically a Tom trying to open a can on a deserted island when Jerry has the can-opener situation over here.
One of the greatest rock and roll songs of all time IMO. Rockin on so many different levels! Great work Rachel!!👍👍
the smile is golden. When you realize she's not seeing someone and smiling just as a reaction, but because of the thrill of performing itself.
Sorry I’m 8 yrs too late but WOW!
As a piano player, that is one very challenging piece by one the greatest keyboardist in rock history
She is simply heavenly perfect. Both technically and rhythmically.
Awwww, it’s been such a long time!
Funny there are no guitars in the video, but I heard them a clear as day.
The heart provides the blood.
The lungs the air.
The soul the music.
I could hear the drums too! Weird!
Amen Brother
My opinion, one of the top five great Rock songs of all time. When I hear Long Time I am 19 again. What a fantastic summer we had with this song as a backdrop!
Tom Schotz would be so proud of this talent.
Rachel is a very good guitarist also but she is not playing one here, all done on keyboards.
Tolstoy said "Music is the shorthand of emotion."
Rachel Flowers...You are an inspiration to all of us musicians. Thank you for sharing your skills.
Wow when you separate it out Tom wrote an amazing stand alone piece and she preformed well.
I'm amazed at the exactness
IMO this is some of Rachel's best work - not just the playing or her obvious enjoyment of the music, but this is by far the best solo arrangement of the songs that I have heard.
Just listening to her, I can hear all the other instruments playing along ! Simply AMAZING !!!
Brian Cote......BINGO!!!!
And Brad Delp belting it out. She’s a one girl orchestra.
Us too
I would love to jam with her. I play drums to. This chick is rad!!
What's funny is that everyone seems to agree that the sound of the organ compels the "sound" of the other instruments. Yet when you listen to various backing tracks, it doesn't work that way in reverse, even though in the native Boston version you'd swear the guitars and drums practically drown out the organ; it just sounds like someone riffing a deft but not especially striking sequence power chords. The whole song is so masterfully produced that the whole is like five times the sum of the individual parts.
I figure I have about three more months of an hour a day of practice before I can play this quasi-perfectly at the required rate of 9 notes per second. (At half-speed, it sounds like something from "Twin Peaks.") And if you miss even one of those notes playing this song solo, it's as bad as hitting a wrong note and makes a huge dent in the overall performance. When you get to the parts played as chords, it almost feels like you get a short nap as a reward for just getting there.
The fact that people are blown away by this piece, and then you realize the guy who wrote it and performed it originally is actually known for being an outstanding guitar player and not an organ player at all (not to even mention his production and technical genius). Tom Scholtz is just a crazy talented man, and maybe above all, an amazing songwriter.
@gooberthoreau Tom auditioned to join Barry's band as a keyboard/organ player in 1969/1970. Tom was always known first as a keyboard/organ player. His guitar playing came afterwards.. In addition, on the record Barry is covering all electric rhythm guitar parts on Foreplay and Long Time and Barry is playing all of the leads on Long Time as well as the huge power chords in Long Time.
@@neechee5150Tom founded the band not Barry
@@Wyattbodenheimerofficial and as I never said or implied that Tom did not found Boston what is your point? Tom has constantly either ignored, omitted or greatly minimized the contributions of others to this record and in doing so Tom only makes himself look like a petty, ungrateful man with a titanic sized ego
Wow! Just WOW! Not only does she play with otherworldly precision she's got that keyboard tweaked to perfection. Awesome, awesome cover.
What a delight to find this amazing musician. Like others, I could hear the rest of the band kicking in, I half expected to see Boston members stepping up and plugging in. Rachael, you are gifted. Thank you for sharing your gift with me.
I felt this deeply and heard all the other instruments echo in my head from memory. You were open and receiving transmission. Brava! 🎹 🇺🇸
I always said this was the best intro to any song. Hands down.
What a great interpretation of a great classic piece. I love her smile when she’s dialing in the different sounds. Her smile gives it away when she NAILS both sound and technique. What a brilliant musician she is!!!!
3:20 "Ma'am, if you're not going to make a purchase, I'm going to have to ask you to leave the store." :D
Lol "I'll take 1 of each then, pony tail.
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If only I could up-click this again and again. Every time I watch it I smile and wish I'd been there.
Rachel is very, very gifted and obviously put in a boatload of work on this! Power to her! All good wishes.
Rachel Flowers is a one-in-a-million player. The touch, the rhythm, the best left hand bass of anyone ever - she has it all! She touches my heart every time I hear her.
I totally expected the drums to kick in. This was great to watch and to hear!
She lived in the town next over from the one I grew up in. I saw her play in a talent show around 2003 or so. She was amazing then!
Arguably the most challenging organ intros of the rock era and she nailed it! Mind blowing to watch and listen to - Thank you Rachel!
I didn't know about Rachel until I stumbled upon this video... and it "Rachel-ized" me. 👏
Seriously, This should have millions of views. Boston was my first live concert show in 1976 and Rachel just nails it with perfect time, tempo and feeling. Wow! fun to watch.
I just discovered this girl and she just might be the most musicaly talented person in the world. And she's blind and she gets uncontrollably excited after every song she plays. She is truly amazing.
Her channel has under 30k subscribers. I’ve been following her at least 10 years. Makes me sick! She should have millions, but people would rather pour their attention into mindless influencer garbage. Rachel deserves the world for keeping this music alive and well.
@@stevenrodriguez9655 Yes she does. She is such a talented person.
boston was my first concert also in 76. saw them in boston at the old boston garden. great show. met the band at a record signing before brad died. he was nice to talk to
1976 my sophomore year at Ohio State, and Boston performed a mile down the road. They were insane, and saw them 6 more times. Best debut album of all time
This is TOP!!!
Pure soul playing!! She is wonderful. Exactly as he played it.
God Bless you, Rachel.....if I ever got a new band together, you're the girl I would want on the keys!
Absolutely! Not only her talent, but her energy and enthusiasm would totally light up the band!
The joy she feels through her entire body just really....it really gets to me ♥
Who ever said there is no God obviously doesn't know the maker of this awesome woman!
There are very few things in this world that amaze me anymore..... but the skill and sheer joy she has for replicating this fine piece of music, just blows me away.
As a person who has seen Boston play this very same song live, this little girl with extra-sensory capabilities made it extra spectacular. Just awesome!
When she hit the sustain on the lead in to longtime I could literally hear the sweeping echo sounds and feel the walking bass drum getting louder
The first vinyl I ever purchased. Boston's 1st and 2nd albums. Peace of Mind is tied with Signs by the 5 Man Electrical Band for my #1 favorite songs.
Her performance brings tears of joy to my eyes. Let them flow.....
I watch this at least once a year and it's great every time.
Wow, beautiful and super talented!👏👏
HOLY _____! Nailed it. Live, without one edit… I can’t remember the last time I was this blown away by one person playing entirely live with keyboards. And I’ve been to (and worked on) a lot of concerts. Wow.
NAMM gets lit every year. ❤️ I'm in tears watching that performance.
Really? 83 people didn't like this performance? WTF would make them give a like? Inconceivable!
I’m speechless I’m 66 years old played many different instruments love the music since I was a kid this is a truly truly truly gifted young lady and we’re blessed to have her
DAMN GIRL! I don't need the guitar parts. I can hear them in my head! WOW!!!! Amazing! Perfect! Thank you! You could take Tom's place, so that he could concentrate on his guitar parts! You need to be in Boston!
That Was Awesome,evry note ! Bravo Rachel 🎹🎹🎹🎹💐💐🌸🌼🌺💐
She is fabulous. I remember seeing videos of her many years ago and my jaw dropped. Just an incredible talent.
What a great performance and talent! Bravo, Rachel!❤
That was amazing!!! Such a true talent and beautiful soul!
Oh - My - God!!!!! That was so incredible. I so remember that song from the 70's and I was totally blown away. There was a local band at a nightclub back then that played this also, but yours knocked it out of the park!!! What a talent! Thank you for posting this. I wish I could have been there! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent!
Amazing as always !!! What a shining light she is ...... I always feel better after watching her pay .. so much joy. : D
I remember seeing the album in 1976 at 10 years old, just as exciting to hear today
She performed that so extraordinary I swear I heard the rest of the band playing along and then the vocals just popped in out of nowhere... very well done great respect for your talent🙏🙏🙏
IKR!! I could hear the vocals and guitar parts playing in my head...
wow!! Boston will ALWAYS be my favorite Group! This young lady is incredible with ability beyond human! How awesome is the mind and the mind that made it!
Dont ya just love to see her Smiling as she plays though...
TO newcomers: She is blind and autistic. A savant.
There's joy in making music. And if there's not, why bother?
Don Macski . . Yes Don, I sure do. I often feel quite tearful seeing this joy within her. Like her playing, it touches me.
CV . . Blind yes, I'm not so sure about the rest. . You may be right, but I just see her as a Musician.
One with God given talent
Don Macski she is sooo beautiful love that smile it's sweet, thank u Rachel.
WOW it's 2022 - WHAT have I been missing ??? THIS is TALENT!
I was lucky enough to see Boston play live once in the 80's Their song list might not be a numerous as some bands but the quality far surpasses quantity any day. Played so well by someone not even born when it was released. Brava.
She truly has the joy of music in her heart and soul.
You're amazing and talented Rachel. I love Boston. I love you and your music.
This is the video that introduced me to Rachel Flowers..... ❤
This was awesome! I'm a guitar player and was playing along in my head....
im about to cry about how much fun shes having absolutely nailing this
I wore out that first Boston album, and 'Long Time' was my fave. What a talented woman Rachel is, I love her Keith Emerson stuff too, impressive.
BlaBlog101 it was my first cassette and it had to be replaced twice.
The joy on her face speaks VOLUMES. Rachel is so GIFTED !!! :)
While playing this piece is impressive by itself, watching her manipulate all of the tone and volume controls at the same time was particularly awesome.
Spectacular!!! Just amazing and awesome! - then it brought tears to my eyes, no really, because I look as old as the guys watching!! - and realized I was a young man errr kid really just digging the heck out of this tune and Rock and Roll way back then…. Aw yes “Art is long, and Time is fleeting” - Henry Wadsworth was spot on…Rock On!
Excellent, Ms. Flowers. Ear candy for our minds in bountiful notes of pleasure.
One of the greatest pieces of music ever created by mankind
What an amazing woman you are.
I'm an old man of 66. . Saw and heard Keith Emerson when he played with the Nice, in Coventry town hall in the 50's. Pink Floyd were the warm up band, and Jimi Hendrix was top of the bill.
Later I worked at nights, first as a roadie, then as a sound engineer.
No one's music touched me like Jimi did. . .
Till I heard you thru RUclips Rachel.
There is something so human in your playing.
You have given me a great joy. . . and I am so thankful, both to you, and the support and encouragement of your Mom, for making that happen.
Sleep easy lovely lady X
Do you hear Little Wing underneath the rest of it?
I saw that tour too! Included the Tremeloes and Soft Machine too! I was a regular at Nice concerts up and down the country, and feature on the cover of the Fairfield Hall concert LP!
60s not the 50s
But Jimi was not blind! Show some respect to Rachel! If someone else was your "favourite", then go tell everyone on some other posting! Oddball!
@@davidwatson9755 . . Rachel and her Mom are friends of mine, and have been for a long time.
There's nothing "oddball" about sharing memories David.
Its sad that you wish to insult me
Please Rachel! Use your raw power and make quality recording of this! I have listened to this 20+ times. Want more! Need more!
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All feel...remember, she's blind! What an amazing talent. Thank you Rachel.
Just ..... AWESOME !!!! :o)
Rachel playing fantastic ! Love her style.
Amazing thank you. It's funny I was just thinking how I'd like to hear some good old fashioned rock and roll organ music Glad I clicked on this. I noticed almost everybody who stopped to listen are old enough to appreciate this Boston arrangement.
Jaw Dropping Experience. That was freaking awesome Ms.Flowers.
i realized at the very end of the video that she's blind. my heart sunk. great job. and god bless you.
WAITING FOR THE DRUMS N GUITARS TO “KICK-IN”.........
keeferdog a million times - like
KONG Absolutely King Kong!!!!
If you listen carefully, you can almost hear it.
Primetime TV couldn’t write a better cliffhanger
And grand piano.
Fabulous job on this Boston classic by such a beautiful and talented young woman!
Aloha from Hawaii🤙🏽
She’s Awesome!!! That keyboard has a great Hammond B3 sound
My God! She rocks.this is the first time I ever saw or heard this.and I am seeing it a second time...
One of the most talented keyboardist alive today.
She's blind too. Which is just freaking amazing.
@@scarycrazymann woah shes blind? what the hell. I have working two eyes and this song is hard as shit to play
@@alstewart3540 im learning for couple of years... still far from perfection
No less an eminence than Keith Emerson thought so, too.
She also plays flute, fretless bass (search for her playing Jaco’s ‘Portrait of Tracy’), guitar (vid of her jamming with Dweezil Zappa)… she is a phenomenon.
She's an amazing talent. That she can't see the keyboard and totally nails it, is just mind blowing. K.E. left, but left us Rachel to take over as master of the keys.
Great to see such a young one playing classic rock!
I was there that year - how did I miss this? Great performance!
she brings tears to my eyes.
TREMENDOUS musician. Talent, beauty and sweetness. She is a true gift to the music world and the world in general. Mike.
This and "Lazy" are probably the most two iconic organ solos of the ' 70's. She is just AWESOME
I'm always blown away by David Sancious' solo on Springsteen's "Kitty's Back".
How wonderful to hear this played live again, and so well. Thank you
Absolutely amazing!
Okay who all started singing the words, and smiling too! The joy in her face is unreal.
There are some things in life that are truly impressive. This young lady is way beyond that. Let’s start with incredible and go from there…
saw and enjoyed her at the anaheim namm years ago. what an inspiration to us all.
Its been such a long time,I think I should be going yeaah
Outstanding
I watched this because I love Boston. I did not know she was blind. She is amazing.Wow.
Amazing what kind of talents is possible to see and hear from youtube. Need to listen more, thx Rachel.
This song just sounds like an endurance exercise, can't imagine playing it.
It took over two minutes of marvelling at this amazing performance of this incredible piece of music to realise she was navigating the controls by touch… what a mind blowing gift she gave that crowd!