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This may have been posted up at another time but it's the first time I've seen it. Awesome!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYBTRDjYSUQ

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TE is no stranger to a Telecaster. Check out his guitar boogie video if you get the chance. One of his early milestones was as the front guitar player for the highly succesful pop group, Dragon.

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Tommy's first few albums featured the old tele a lot. ThereTomm is some footage floating around the net of Tommy and Phil playing the Hellecasters 'Back on Terra Firma' during the closing ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.
Tommy has mentioned the possibility of recording some electric tracks with Steve Vai for Favoured Nations (Steve's label that Tommy is now on).

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