This guy is an awesome guitarist - especially considering he has no arms. Check it out on Within The Cranium
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Wow, he's amazing. I wonder if he lsot his arms or was born like it. I just would like to know how he came to think of playing with his feet. I especially like the little percussive dance bit.
It's a bit like Jeff Healy the blind guitarist who featured in the very poor film roadhouse. He's blind and plays the guitch flat on hisknees. But it means he can use his left thumb to fret as weel and does amazing stuff.
I know this may be a touch vain of me but I think I should introduce myself - I am Angela and I found your blog after finding Liz's blog after clicking on Liz's name on John's blog. There. (PS Me and John are school yard companions of donkeys years cos our (very clever!) son's are in the same class. We also share similar interests like cricket etc.
Can any English bofs out there let me know if apostrophe in son's was in wrong place? Think it should have read sons' and not son's. Cos whilst it is the son's class (ownership) it is also a plural. Any comments?? I've had one or two red grapes. Goodnight.
Welcome, Angela, and thanks for introducing yourself. Please do introduce yourself at the next forum, if we make it, that is. It'll be the Monday after our big day and we may be a bit wrecked...
Wow, he's amazing. I wonder if he lsot his arms or was born like it. I just would like to know how he came to think of playing with his feet. I especially like the little percussive dance bit.
It's a bit like Jeff Healy the blind guitarist who featured in the very poor film roadhouse. He's blind and plays the guitch flat on hisknees. But it means he can use his left thumb to fret as weel and does amazing stuff.
Posted by: John Cooper | September 28, 2006 at 08:15 AM
How can you class a film starring drop dead gorgeous Patrick Swayze as 'very poor'?
(Storyline not important - Patrick's physique - very important!)
Posted by: angela | September 28, 2006 at 08:29 PM
I know this may be a touch vain of me but I think I should introduce myself - I am Angela and I found your blog after finding Liz's blog after clicking on Liz's name on John's blog. There. (PS Me and John are school yard companions of donkeys years cos our (very clever!) son's are in the same class. We also share similar interests like cricket etc.
PS Also saw you at Newbiggin Arts Forum - hello.
Posted by: angela | September 28, 2006 at 08:40 PM
Can any English bofs out there let me know if apostrophe in son's was in wrong place? Think it should have read sons' and not son's. Cos whilst it is the son's class (ownership) it is also a plural. Any comments?? I've had one or two red grapes. Goodnight.
Posted by: angela | September 28, 2006 at 11:06 PM
I'd go for sons' I think. As in "James'"
Posted by: John Cooper | September 28, 2006 at 11:13 PM
Welcome, Angela, and thanks for introducing yourself. Please do introduce yourself at the next forum, if we make it, that is. It'll be the Monday after our big day and we may be a bit wrecked...
Posted by: AndyC | September 28, 2006 at 11:52 PM
Thanks for the link. That guy is pretty impressive, isn't he?
Posted by: Joke du Jour | September 29, 2006 at 12:38 AM