Michael Vincent inspired me to master the turnover pass and so much more. I’m glad I found this old clip! That’s what I call a proper Erdnase change. I’ll leave the last move(s) to you reading 📖 Erdnase. I have hand oil on the pages and still I can’t remember if the last series of changes are from that book too or not 🧐 The books run together once you pass 100. I’ve also been studying a lot of Tamariz and Daortiz lately, and that’s a total commitment in and of itself just like Erdnase. Regardless, Michael Vincent has always been one of my favorites to watch. A pros pro 💯
I wish I could get more of Michael Vincent's stuff in his prime, if any one who reads this comment knows where I can see any older Michael Vincent videos please let me know!
@@MyTardisGoWhoosh Thanks for reminding me of this video. I am a HUGE Michael Vincent fan; that routine there, which I saw first saw him do on Penn and Teller, is what made me want to finally pick up a pack of cards and learn card magic. However, most of what I've seen of him seems to be from the last 15 years or so, where he has, as you have rightly pointed out, gotten even better as a performer than he is at this stage of his career. So perhaps, in his "youth" would've been better a word than "prime" in this context.
almost 30 years later and he's still doing it, I love it
Those moves were performed with conssumate ease. His patter is so magical. Wonderful Leipzigesque routine!!
Those last few colour changes are fantastic 😍
Michael Vincent inspired me to master the turnover pass and so much more. I’m glad I found this old clip! That’s what I call a proper Erdnase change.
I’ll leave the last move(s) to you reading 📖 Erdnase. I have hand oil on the pages and still I can’t remember if the last series of changes are from that book too or not 🧐 The books run together once you pass 100. I’ve also been studying a lot of Tamariz and Daortiz lately, and that’s a total commitment in and of itself just like Erdnase. Regardless, Michael Vincent has always been one of my favorites to watch. A pros pro 💯
I remember this all those years ago LJ Slap aces and MV does this justice.
A master in his element!
So clean and charismatic❤
“Fooled by a gentleman”
Love this
Still has the same exciting aura, what a lad
And the same trick lol
I wish I could get more of Michael Vincent's stuff in his prime, if any one who reads this comment knows where I can see any older Michael Vincent videos please let me know!
In his prime??... wtf? This isn't basketball... he's probably better now than ever...
@@MyTardisGoWhoosh Thanks for reminding me of this video. I am a HUGE Michael Vincent fan; that routine there, which I saw first saw him do on Penn and Teller, is what made me want to finally pick up a pack of cards and learn card magic. However, most of what I've seen of him seems to be from the last 15 years or so, where he has, as you have rightly pointed out, gotten even better as a performer than he is at this stage of his career. So perhaps, in his "youth" would've been better a word than "prime" in this context.
Kinda crazy this is the very act he tried to fool Penn and Teller with. Great performance still. Michael is extraordinary.
No.... no it's not
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