Check out the bass / percussionist. This duo is the guy who runs the open mic at my local pub playing with his duo buddy Lance.
I was fascinated with Lance’s technique on playing bass and cajón at the same time. He has to crank up the bass a bit to cater for his left hand only playing.
That is really impressive, Tony 
. Lance is doing a fantastic job. Playing two different instruments at the same time is so cool 
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Some day, I’d like to play the harmonica as well and accompany myself while playing the guitar 
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Yeah, that video didn’t do it justice, there were earlier songs that were even better suited to his technique.
How does he do it even? It’s all hammer ons plus percussion? That’s absolutely stunning 
And a nice bit of beatboxing too… So that’s bass, cajon and beatboxing… wow!
That’s truly impressive, wow! And completely in the groove, rhythm steady going. This is simply great.
Thanks for sharing.
Years ago I listened to a bass player that only had on hand, his fretting hand. He was a spectacular player.
Yeah, that’s pretty cool. Great duo all round.
There is a phenomenal youtube bass guitarist called Charles Berthoud. He often two-hand taps on bass, all hammer-ons/pull-offs. Amazing stuff.
Yeah, what I also found interesting is that Justin’s musicality was up to a higher level than when he does the solo act as the intro the the open mic night. Was discussing it with a friend and I commented that having done solo, duo and bands, it’s a LOT easier when you aren’t the solo performer. I suspect that is what gave him freedom to be a bit more expressive.
When you are solo, and singing, it’s all up to you, whereas when in a band, you have the chance to relax (albeit only a little bit) at various times through the set.
That was very cool and impressive.
It is amazing what we can teach our brain to do.