You Tube Band Analysis

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The piano guys are kind of a duo of pianist Jon and cellist Steven, they are also a multi people collective that includes Paul and studio engineer and writer Al. When these two heads combine they make amazing work, which makes them the #1 You Tube channel visited. The group as we know started in St. George, Utah, where Paul owned a piano shop which was not doing so hot. Jon was preparing for his concert so he needed to test some of Paul’s pianos which started this band. Soon Anderson and Schmidt were hitting the videos in You Tube with the help of Nelson. Things continued to kick off with Al aboard, and the collective's productions were very pleased, thoughtful, and the videos received millions of You Tube hits it became viral.

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