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- Let's go old school with Ted Annemann's The Jinx - a treasure trove of workable and entertaining mental magic.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Pros use old tricks
1:43 - Ted Annemann's The Jinx
2:26 - Pros still use it today
4:02 - The Jinx shared it first
4:53 - More than just tricks!
5:38 - What about the magic?
6:14 - My Jinx challenge
7:11 - Get The Jinx for FREE
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Great video thanks.
Yep! ❤
I love this show! I love these old periodicals. I have not read this series mainly because I thought I was missing some of the books.
In other periodicals, it’s great to read gossip and infighting like you said. I love reading jabs that these guys gave each other. It’s no wonder the clubs had so much trouble in the past. Everyone fought. For the most part, most of this infighting is gone. This is because of the leadership of the greats of today. Most of them get along and many are friends. There is enough work today, so most pros don’t need to fight for work.
One more of your episodes before we hit Magifest. I can’t wait!
Thanks for the kind words as well as the feedback about today's clubs. I, too, am looking forward to MagiFest - see you soon!
Awesome video!! Thank you, Jeff.
Thanks for watching and taking time to comment 👍
This video quickly made me smile. The Jinx is a most wondrous experience, and something to enjoy and savour again and again. Magic periodical collections are indeed a gold mine. I read it on my PC and E-reader, and as time goes on I will say I love the search function, but one day will grab a hard copy set. Great video.
Thanks, Carter - totally agreed with you 👍 Hope you land that hardbound copy 🤞
Great episode as ever. The content was so helpful and I love the references to other relevant episodes. After watching this I took the opportunity to visit The Magic Circle library in London to check out some of the books mentioned. Thanks Jeff
Glad you enjoyed it and found the references helpful, Derek! 😃👍 Thanks for watching and taking time to comment 💬
You're so lucky to have it in printed form. I have The Jinx in PDF and boy is it a pain to read that way -- but it truly is excellent material. I also recently got The Complete Sphinx on DVD from Vanishing and am working through that too. Great stuff!
I know I'm a lucky guy (in many ways!). Enjoy all those classic periodicals!
Great episode. I might add that IBM members already have access to Ask Alexander. It’s a bit tricky to navigate to from the IBM website. It’s easiest to find by going to the member dashboard and it’s the second option in the list on the right.
Thanks for the comment and the reminder, Jim!
Great review on this hard to find magic 🤜✨️🤛🤘🤘👍👍
Thanks, Robert!
Great!
Thanks! 😃
Kudos!
Thanks, George!
Giving away the good stuff! Lol The jinx is 🔥🔥🔥
That's right! 💪 What are some of your favorites?
I would love to see these reprinted. I like PDFs, but physical copies, in my opinion, just seem way better.
I prefer to occupy the same physical space as my books as well. 👍
Can i learn all of Jerren Browns effects in the Jinks?
You can learn some Derren Brown effects from the Jinx, yes.
The Jinx has never really seemed that dated to me. While the old card books often seem archaic, the Jinx has always seemed eminently readable.
It has aged remarkably well...
i feel like you mention the jinx in every video lol
It's *that* good. You must not have it yet, or you'd know why I mention it 😉
Could you do the "Cardiste" by Russduck?
I haven't seen that name or that creator in the Jinx. Can you point me to where it might be?
Thanks for clarifying. 👍 So it has nothing to do with The Jinx - it's a different periodical altogether... 🤷🏻
Rusduck cites creating the publication as a dedication to Ted Anneman . Simon Aronson cites Cardiste as the foundation of his Mem-stack.
Thanks for all the info, Tom!
Is there just two Jinx books? Jinx and the new Jinx?
Good question! No, the new Jinx is a totally different thing and technically has nothing to do with Ted anaman, other than continuing the name of the periodical.
The Jinx was originally a magazine, but later collectively bound into three different books, showcasing issues 1-50, 51-100, & 101-151. Tannen's was the first to publish them together, but later D. Robbins bought the rights and reprinted them with a different cover
@@EruditeMagic thank you! Now I need to see if I have them all.
I hope you do!
Or the "Crimp"
The Crimp is a lot of fun, and filthy, but doesn't compare to the Jinx in terms of depth, breadth, and impact.
@@rosscoman -- Agree. I love The Crimp but it's a bit of a one trick pony.
Never heard of it 🤷🏻😄
And The Crimp is nearly impossible to find a copy of. I’ve tried, for multiple customers.
Maybe that's why I haven't heard of it. 😄