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Callas, 1) How does he have 'too many fingers'? 2) It is not 'easy' to play that fast with fingers while remaining so clear and consistent. I am doing a guitar diploma, and can tell you that the E string slides (e.g. at 1:27) incredibly difficult. 3) He uses complex harmony sometimes, he is just having fun here. 4) If he played Giant Steps, he would take a different approach. By the way, Giant Steps is a Coltrane composition. 5) Have you done anything better with a guitar? Please show us...

scary good...

Yeah, because you know Parker did giant steps? Right -_-" and like he's going to jump into a mixolydian scale run in the middle of a song like this to go from a to d?

LOL

that's pretty impressive

what a great guitarist.

nice one!he obviously doesn't know his Bird from his Coltrane.

OK lesson No1 How do you run changes (how do you move)from A to a D chord without using the pentatonic scale? Lets see who has been too busy playing with his fuzz box and nancy boy pedalboard instead of working out the basic harmony of improvisation good luck guitar heroes

tommy doesnt haft to do any thing of any other guitarist he writes a ton of songs, very creative, 250 shows world wide a year and is very humble and thankful in what he does,always plays with a smile.

no he cannot he is a rock player

too many fingers and too many notes. it is easy to play tha fast and that many notes on a 12 bar and quoting guitar boogie from arthur smith... so lets see tony play that many notes on charlie parker's giant steps and run the changes without cutting corners.

questo non è un' uomo ma un mostro sacro!!!Omg