Voici un jeune prodige de la guitare de 8 ans, certains laissent croire qu'il est la réincarnation de Randy Rhoads...

Voici quelques videos

Crazy Train-Ozzy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN_dStuV2tc

I Don't Know-Ozzy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF1JACv-SRQ

Mr. Crowley-Ozzy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BpFVQONe9Y

Son space:

http://www.myspace.com/yutoguitar

Yuto Miyazawa


Most children born in this new millennium have yet to blossom. However, most 8-year-old’s haven’t traded guitar licks with the legendary Les Paul. Most 8-year-old’s aren’t Yuto Miyazawa.

Born February 21st, 2000, in Tokyo, Japan, Yuto Miyazawa has been playing guitar since the ripe age of three. Although he has had a few guitar lessons, the bulk of his expertise comes from truly wanting to play…all the time. Generally, if he is not in school, he has a guitar in his hands. That love of guitar is quickly making Yuto the internet's latest addiction, as his videos rack up views on youtube and Vimeo, and his name is scattered across hundreds of forums and blogs.

Yuto’s influences are fairly apparent, as he usually seen playing his custom Randy Rhodes-style, checkered flying V guitar, which dwarfs him. Along with Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhodes, Yuto is influenced by Eric Clapton, KISS and Metallica.

After playing multiple variety shows in Japan, Yuto made his first trip to the States in May, when he played with a few big names at various clubs in Manhattan. In his short stint in the U.S. Yuto was a hot commodity. He played with Les Paul at The Iridium, two nights later he hopped onstage with GE Smith and Moonalice at Rebel, and finally he headed over to B.B Kings to play with Galactic. He also beat Chevy Chase in thumb wrestling, but who hasn’t done that.

Yuto is now recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s youngest professional guitar player

Impressionnant, autrement plus que le gamin qui joue Dragonforce sur Guitar Heroes.
Par contre, le chant c'est pas ça. Bon, faut reconnaître que c'est un peu normal pour un japonais de 8 ans.

voila j'ai que ça a dire

ça vaudra le coup de regarder ce qu'il devient dans une dizaine d'années aussi^^
(on peut parier qu'il sera completement oublié, mais s'il continue à progresser avec la même vitesse, ça peut être TRES allechant^^)