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only for one-man (or woman) bands.
Jesse Fuller
http://www.allmusic...M&sql=Bom4zefikhgf2 I've got his '58 and '63 discs - outstanding [thumbwax, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]
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also, cannot-play-a-note-busker one-hit wonder. |
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Simon Cowell? sinner or saint? |
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yes, but you are rather - umm sad? |
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One man bands used to be a staple on TV talent shows. Or least the one I watched one time when I was a kid. |
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Harsh, po. Harsh but fair. |
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This is just the thing. Sure American Idols can tousle their hair and smile for the cameras, but give them an accordian, a harmonica in a neck holder and put cymbals between their knees and let them entertain! |
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<why, thingy, why?
--Worldgineer> |
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For entertainment purposes. |
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I thought the 1/2B frowned on cruel and inhumane ideas? |
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Use the link feature for shameless self-promotion. |
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<with bending of the knees>bum tit bum tit bum tit tit...</with bending of the knees> |
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I'm all for this idea. I'll enter to win. This is my site: www.scotthallonemanband.com Guitar, 3 piece drum set, harmonica, kazoo and vocals. |
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This inspires me to propose the production of Drum Idol, where the next Ringo Starra and Keith Moons get to show off their chops to a panel of judges. |
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I'm pretty sure anyone in a one-man-band could never be my idol. |
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