For about forty-five minutes, Reynolds lit up the stage with what many agreed was remarkable musical talent. The things he did with his guitar blew me away. You make more mistakes, but there's always something different. Playing in the studio makes it more like a picture. For most of the eighties, I immersed myself in bebop, but rock music is more wide open.
Music is like religion, it's different for everybody.
Not only was his music appealing to the audience, but Reynolds's personality added to the performance as well. It felt great to take part in such a worthwhile show with a wonderful man. Also sharing the stage was comedian Wayne Brady. With his quick wit and sparkling personality, it was apparent that Brady was highly successful in spreading laughter and enjoyment throughout the audience. It was all very funny.