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Andy Young Special user Jersey Shore, PA 822 Posts	Posted: Jul 26, 2017 01:00 am 0 Quote: On Jul 25, 2017, MagicMason wrote: Great post! I have a couple of his books and they are awesome. I came across a new one (to me) by John called "Balducci as I Balducci". I have gotten lots of "wows!" from that one. Has anyone else performed that trick? thoughts? Tom Mason Tom that one works great for me. I do it mostly standing with some one. Fun, easy, and big impact
willmagicman New user 65 Posts	Posted: Aug 2, 2017 03:13 am 1 Quote: On Jul 14, 2017, warren wrote: Quote: On Jul 14, 2017, willmagicman wrote: I just wanted to mention that I also recently came across that nice force that John Carey uses. I think it's a crackin' little move .. it's a bit bold though, but if done just right it works like a charm. Would this be the one he showed in the Alakazam after show party if so I agree and what a bargain it was too for those of us that paid early I'm not sure about that Warren, but it's pretty much the same 'move' that Paul Wilson uses in his YAMFACAAN as previously mentioned by a previous poster. I'd never seen the move until I saw John doing it, and I was gobsmacked when I realised what he was doing, and right under the spectators noses too! ... Hidden in plain sight. I thought to myself: ''How is he getting away with that!'' But it just works. It's great to see all this admiration, and appreciation shown for John by us all, and he richly deserves it. What a guy! I heard someone comment once that ''Having John Carey teaching you a card trick is like talking to your local priest'' This in reference to John's soft spoken nature. I'll have to get one of his DVD's and experience that for myself. I'm glad this topic was started. Will. A Man's gotta know his limitations ... A Magician sets those limitations.
warren Inner circle uk 4166 Posts	Posted: Aug 2, 2017 11:08 pm 0 Quote: On Aug 1, 2017, willmagicman wrote: Quote: On Jul 14, 2017, warren wrote: Quote: On Jul 14, 2017, willmagicman wrote: I just wanted to mention that I also recently came across that nice force that John Carey uses. I think it's a crackin' little move .. it's a bit bold though, but if done just right it works like a charm. Would this be the one he showed in the Alakazam after show party if so I agree and what a bargain it was too for those of us that paid early I'm not sure about that Warren, but it's pretty much the same 'move' that Paul Wilson uses in his YAMFACAAN as previously mentioned by a previous poster. I'd never seen the move until I saw John doing it, and I was gobsmacked when I realised what he was doing, and right under the spectators noses too! ... Hidden in plain sight. I thought to myself: ''How is he getting away with that!'' But it just works. It's great to see all this admiration, and appreciation shown for John by us all, and he richly deserves it. What a guy! I heard someone comment once that ''Having John Carey teaching you a card trick is like talking to your local priest'' This in reference to John's soft spoken nature. I'll have to get one of his DVD's and experience that for myself. I'm glad this topic was started. Will. John teaches this move on one of his dvd's I can't remember which one off hand but I do know that John credits Paul for the move
pancho247 Regular user 184 Posts	Posted: Sep 21, 2017 01:12 pm 0 I picked up all of John's books recently but not read any yet. Which one would you guys recommend to start with. Im not a move monkey though, nothing too tricky.
warren Inner circle uk 4166 Posts	Posted: Sep 22, 2017 10:24 pm 0 Quote: On Sep 21, 2017, pancho247 wrote: I picked up all of John's books recently but not read any yet. Which one would you guys recommend to start with. Im not a move monkey though, nothing too tricky. Being more of a dvd man these days I only have one of JC's books but as with all of JC's material there's nothing too difficult so you should be fine to start with whichever one catches your imagination first.
greig ewen Elite user 473 Posts	Posted: Sep 23, 2017 09:17 am 0 Really enjoying Johns 'If We Could Turn Back Time' from his Penguin lecture/Crafted with Carey, so simple,direct and a perfect lead in to something else. Greig
epsilon97 Regular user 178 Posts	Posted: Jan 7, 2018 11:03 pm 0 Quote: On Jul 6, 2017, ajb6864 wrote: I've used "Inspired By Pierce" since Gary Jones showed it to me, around 10 years ago. I think it is almost the perfect card routine. Hi John btw if you chime in! What book of his teaches this trick?
warren Inner circle uk 4166 Posts	Posted: Jan 8, 2018 07:58 am 0 Quote: On Jan 7, 2018, epsilon97 wrote: Quote: On Jul 6, 2017, ajb6864 wrote: I've used "Inspired By Pierce" since Gary Jones showed it to me, around 10 years ago. I think it is almost the perfect card routine. Hi John btw if you chime in! What book of his teaches this trick? I'm not sure what book its in but I know it's on the Spot Light On Carey DVD if that helps.
DaveGripenwaldt Elite user 487 Posts	Posted: Jan 10, 2018 06:37 pm 0 I like John's all backs routine and his work on Daley's last trick - both off the Edetica DVD Most of the material on Sublime Self-working Tricks Vol. 1 is really good - I especially like "One Hand One Card"
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