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  Musical showmanship

Personally I enjoyed watching the showmanship that this band has ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvC2_...lated&search=#

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Har. Proto rock pose.

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Too cool- rockabilly is awesome. Looked them up online to get a little history as I've never heard of them before- interesting story:
http://indorock.pmouse.nl/tielmanbrothers1.htm


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That was fun, lol! Now, if the drummer will please be seated and the lead guitarist can get off the bass player we can all play some rock 'n roll.

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