...so ever since then, I always hang on to the buckle.
Napoleon
I think he was a guitar player. Always keeping that hand inside his jacket. Keeping his fingers warm and protected. Ready at all times for a mad lead solo. The evidence it pretty much incontrovertible.
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Originally Posted by: RazboI think he was a guitar player. Always keeping that hand inside his jacket. Keeping his fingers warm and protected. Ready at all times for a mad lead solo. The evidence it pretty much incontrovertible.
I need to disagree. He was a percussionist. His hand was in there because he was beat boxin'.
I mean, if you want a historical guitar player, it's Washington. Look at the air guitar he's pulling off here in fine Hendrix style:
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Originally Posted by: RazboI think he was a guitar player. Always keeping that hand inside his jacket. Keeping his fingers warm and protected. Ready at all times for a mad lead solo. The evidence it pretty much incontrovertible.
Obviously haha
"Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent"-Victor Hugo
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If you look close you can see Ben Franklin and Tom Jefferson in the front row discussing techniques..
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Originally Posted by: RazboI think he was a guitar player. Always keeping that hand inside his jacket. Keeping his fingers warm and protected. Ready at all times for a mad lead solo. The evidence it pretty much incontrovertible.
Funny you should mentioned that because Admiral Lord Nelson who is often pictured in a similar pose was also a guitarist.
This was confirmed by his famous last words which are often misquoted:-
"Kiss had hired me!"
Dave.
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Originally Posted by: compart1If you look close you can see Ben Franklin and Tom Jefferson in the front row discussing techniques..
I think Ben Franklin started sweep picking haha.
"Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent"-Victor Hugo
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I want to start a punk band where we dress up like x presidents...like point break, but play music instead of robbing banks...
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