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Elton John interviews Joni Mitchell
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It would be nice if he was more engaged and not so scripted. This is just a scripted thing..... but I love her!! 
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And I'm not saying it's him, it could be her or her people over-managing her stuff..... not sure.
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That she even recovered from her brain aneurysm enough to walk and talk let alone play and sing. She plays better than she sings but it's still epic....
JohnW63
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I watched a Rick Beato clip where he talked about being on the show " The talking dead " which is a live show about the show "the walking dead ". However, everything they say and the questions they get to ask are all scripted by the producers. They use teleprompters out of camera, to make sure no one forgets the script. I suppose that allows people to think about the questions and answers ahead of time and be done talking just in time for the commercial breaks, and there is the exact amount of time to show the clips they talk about.
Sal
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What's that over by the lamp?
hansmoust
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That's a Guild M-20 from the second half of the '70s with the high E-string missing!What's that over by the lamp?
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May just be the photograph lighting, but coloring is very dark even for mahogany on her M-20, in comparison to the lighting on the spruce guitar behind it.
hansmoust
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It may have been a little dark in that room and the lamp was behind the guitar so that didn't help either, but that's probably not too far from the original dark brown satin finish that was standard during that particular period.
Here's another one:
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