Great rendition of a great tune. Thank you for the pleasure of listening to your music. Each piece of yours is a new moment of joy for me as a listener. Thank you!
Outstanding! I really enjoyed your performance of this great song. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. The M5 Wagon sounds like a great ride, too. Mina, have fun and learn a lot in the new school year! 👩🏻🎓
Great cover! Nokie Edwards used banjo strings on his guitar- at least he did in the early days. It might be worth experimenting with... I had a 95 E34 M5 wagon! Great car... mostly....I bought it fairly cheap from a motor shop teacher who brought it back from Germany with him (he had a whole garage full of grey market German cars). It ran great and handled very well, super easy to work on. But the electrics were garbage. I think they tried to do too much too soon and the technology just wasn't there. My sunroof stopped working and I never could fix it- along with the alternator light. Nothing wrong at all with the charging system, but the light stayed on all the time until I finally blanked it out so I wouldn't have to look at it anymore. Decent riding cars- felt very solid on the road and the build quality was definitely better than anything else at the time. It was my first Beamer and that's when I learned that NO AFTERMARKET PARTS work right or fit properly- use ONLY BMW PARTS! Probably should have kept as they are running $80 to 100k nowadays, but I couldn't pass up that new Jag....
what a lucky guy!!! The e34 M5 Wagon was not available in the US when I was there, unless someone like your teacher brought it there. Lucky you! Else where it was rare too, as the M5 had such a big name. I hear ya, I was referring to a brand new one, like the one I drove in Canada decades ago. i reckcon getting one now (if I find one), it'd be a pain for the electronics to work well and to avoid the onboard computer to really not light up like a X'mas tree. I like the E32 7 series from the 90s a lot, but they are just....not "fixable" (the small things, big things are ok, but the electronics). BMW stops producing the parts too (what?!?!). So I'd say the same would happen to a E34...so i was really referring to a brand new one...how it drove, how reliable and capable it was...how refine it was and all....but realistically, unless one finds a museum condition E34 M5 sedan/wagon, it's not easy to keep it in a good shape for an ordinary car guy like me. But, the M5 wagon you find, they should be in good shape, as only true enthusiasts would owen them. Yes, you should have kept it. It's more rare than most of the 911s...it's just as rare as the E30 M3 (which is going for insane money) but close. it's not only in the US. Any one of these found in Asia or in Europe would be snatched almost instantly, often at a much higher premium. The Jag is nice....I saw one yesterday, despite I already have something nicer, I still want it...it was in British racing green (but had a metalic base paint) with cream leather seats. it was not the high performance version but handsome and cool enough....will see what numbers come out in the lottery. He he
@@PangPangguitarjam Yah, you know if I had the money and I could find one.... I would walk right by and not buy it. I've had lots of cars, some I really miss and should have never sold, others, like this BMW, I feel nothing for it. I have zero nostalgia for the E34 because at the end of the day it wasn't a very exciting car and the electrical problems soured me - the electrical manual was something like 1,000 pages across 3 volumes and you still needed to have dealer-only diagnostic tools to access most of it. AND you still couldn't fix the stupid thing even if you had the diagnostic equipment. I honestly believe that there's not a human alive then or now that can actually fix one of these cars properly. I would rather take the money and buy another baby-blue Firebird and use the rest of the money for gas and tires :)
Great rendition of a great tune. Thank you for the pleasure of listening to your music. Each piece of yours is a new moment of joy for me as a listener. Thank you!
thank you!!!! all the best to you at school!!!! ;-)))
本当に上手ですね、真似出来ないですね。
昔（約60年ぐらい前）よく聴いたものですが、この曲大好きです。 I like this number so much. ちょっと陰りと言うか、憂いがあったりしていいなあ…英語で「陰り」とか「憂い」をなんと表現すればいいかわからなくてもどかしいです。とにかくThumbs up。
ありがとう！60年前？ !それはかなり長いです。 演奏した曲で昔の思い出がよみがえってきてうれしいです。
60年前はちょっと間違ったな…ハハハ（笑ってごまかす）。でも私がヴェンチャーズに夢中になったのは高校生の時だから、16歳くらいでしょ。今73歳だから50年以上前であることは確か。ただし、「サーフ・ライダー」が何年にヒットしたかは不明。それにしてもMinaさんは日本語わかるのですね。それと、最近音楽的に以前より洗練されてきたように感じます。頑張って下さい。 日本のジジイより
@@俊-o6o
返事が遅れて申し訳ありません。あなたのコメントは埋もれました。すべてが順調で、引き続きサーフ ミュージックを楽しんでいただけることを願っています
Great stuff! Aussie fan.
We love surf rock too! But, almost no one play surf music here but us. ;-)))
Outstanding! I really enjoyed your performance of this great song. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. The M5 Wagon sounds like a great ride, too. Mina, have fun and learn a lot in the new school year! 👩🏻🎓
Thank you, jim!!!
素晴らしいですね。難しい曲なのに簡単に弾いている姿素敵です毎日聞いていますよ。
ありがとう！ ！ ！私たちはこの曲が大好きで、このサーフ ミュージックを初めて始めたとき (私が 8 歳のとき) に演奏した 2 曲のうちの 1 つでした。私達はそれが大好き。お褒めの言葉をいただきありがとうございます。この曲は実際にはギターで演奏するのが最も簡単な曲の1つであり、見た目ほど難しくありません。多くのギターマスターがここを見ているのは知っています。ふふふ
ベンチャーズ 顔負け びっくり🎉素晴らしい🎉
あなたの言葉は優しすぎます。学ぶことがたくさんありますね！でも、皆さんのサポートに感謝して、これからも頑張っていきます！
うまいね👍父親の指導にしても上手いね、素人の私ですが非常に味のある演奏
ありがとう！
Great cover! Nokie Edwards used banjo strings on his guitar- at least he did in the early days. It might be worth experimenting with...
I had a 95 E34 M5 wagon! Great car... mostly....I bought it fairly cheap from a motor shop teacher who brought it back from Germany with him (he had a whole garage full of grey market German cars). It ran great and handled very well, super easy to work on. But the electrics were garbage. I think they tried to do too much too soon and the technology just wasn't there. My sunroof stopped working and I never could fix it- along with the alternator light. Nothing wrong at all with the charging system, but the light stayed on all the time until I finally blanked it out so I wouldn't have to look at it anymore. Decent riding cars- felt very solid on the road and the build quality was definitely better than anything else at the time. It was my first Beamer and that's when I learned that NO AFTERMARKET PARTS work right or fit properly- use ONLY BMW PARTS! Probably should have kept as they are running $80 to 100k nowadays, but I couldn't pass up that new Jag....
what a lucky guy!!! The e34 M5 Wagon was not available in the US when I was there, unless someone like your teacher brought it there. Lucky you! Else where it was rare too, as the M5 had such a big name.
I hear ya, I was referring to a brand new one, like the one I drove in Canada decades ago. i reckcon getting one now (if I find one), it'd be a pain for the electronics to work well and to avoid the onboard computer to really not light up like a X'mas tree. I like the E32 7 series from the 90s a lot, but they are just....not "fixable" (the small things, big things are ok, but the electronics). BMW stops producing the parts too (what?!?!). So I'd say the same would happen to a E34...so i was really referring to a brand new one...how it drove, how reliable and capable it was...how refine it was and all....but realistically, unless one finds a museum condition E34 M5 sedan/wagon, it's not easy to keep it in a good shape for an ordinary car guy like me. But, the M5 wagon you find, they should be in good shape, as only true enthusiasts would owen them.
Yes, you should have kept it. It's more rare than most of the 911s...it's just as rare as the E30 M3 (which is going for insane money) but close. it's not only in the US. Any one of these found in Asia or in Europe would be snatched almost instantly, often at a much higher premium.
The Jag is nice....I saw one yesterday, despite I already have something nicer, I still want it...it was in British racing green (but had a metalic base paint) with cream leather seats. it was not the high performance version but handsome and cool enough....will see what numbers come out in the lottery. He he
@@PangPangguitarjam Yah, you know if I had the money and I could find one.... I would walk right by and not buy it. I've had lots of cars, some I really miss and should have never sold, others, like this BMW, I feel nothing for it. I have zero nostalgia for the E34 because at the end of the day it wasn't a very exciting car and the electrical problems soured me - the electrical manual was something like 1,000 pages across 3 volumes and you still needed to have dealer-only diagnostic tools to access most of it. AND you still couldn't fix the stupid thing even if you had the diagnostic equipment. I honestly believe that there's not a human alive then or now that can actually fix one of these cars properly. I would rather take the money and buy another baby-blue Firebird and use the rest of the money for gas and tires :)
@@tjsogmc hahaha...I knew you were gonna say the Firebird. 😆😆😆😆
Happy Halloween, Mina and Ōtosan!
隣にいるのは親父か？
はい、彼は私の父です。彼は私のバンドにも参加しています。私たちはコットン キッズというバンドをやっています。
本当に弾いているんかい？
もちろんです！これは実は私たちが最初に演奏したサーフソングです。もちろん私が演奏しました。他の人には言わないでください…これは最も簡単な曲の 1 つです。;)