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Hi all. I found this on you tube so thought Id post it here for those who may not have seen it. The performance includes classics such as 'Everywhere and Nowhere' and the 'Cups and Balls'. It is in 6 parts, the link is to part 1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_TXnBDH ... re=related

Yikes. Ricky won't be happy.

Ricky is just amazing, you just can't look away once he starts.
Tim

I recently saw his new show...even more incredible.

He's a clever guy and a true magician- he could entertain even without any tricks

Lenoir wrote:Yikes. Ricky won't be happy.

What do you mean ? Should it not be there ? I must admit im rather new to the internet and perhaps a bit nieve. I thought this would be ok as it is a performance and has no revealing. If it is breaching copyright or can otherwise get me into trouble then i'll gladly delete the link

jim

It's just an illegal upload of his show. I'm sure he won't care as much compared to his other works being shared online, but it is still a bit naughty!

regardless of legal or illegal upload to youtube.com ... Ricky's got CHOPS!!!

Thanks for this link btw, i've never seen it.

-Jason Ladanye

You know what is funny. It amazes me how many times I've heard magicians, (and yes here on talk magic as well) gripe about how boring, how repetative and how both lay people and magicians hate card tricks. And yet here is Ricky Jay. Take a lesson folks, despite what you may think people love good solid entertainment (that includes card tricks) it wouldn't matter if he was performing coins, mentalism, illusions whatever. It is all about the performance and knowing your craft. Ricky Jay is the perfect example of magic entertainment at its best.