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MUSIC
I've
been playing music for a long time, but I was never really trained.
True, I took piano lessons when I was 3, but shortly after a pretty
brutal car accident, I gave it up until I was in high school. True,
I took heavy metal guitar lessons from Chet Thompson for a few years,
but even that gave way to other pursuits on the guitar because I just
couldn't get the hang of playing lead guitar. True, I studied classical
guitar and piano in college, but that gave way to...well, Theater. Still,
today music plays a very important role in my life. |
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is Sunshine, the guitar of preference right now and the one I use
during the play "Welcome Home, Soldier". Sunshine is a
Yamaha Compass CPX-5 YN. |
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Salma
- my Baby Taylor - is a really fun guitar to play, and I can take
her anywhere. I named her Salma because she's petite, dark, and
curvaceous. |
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Santiago
is one of my oldest guitars - my parents bought it for me about
17 years ago. Santi was made by Takamine. |
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| Romeo
- my oldest guitar - was named after my first guitar teacher's band.
I've played Romeo in front of as many as 2000 people. Romeo is a
Kramer Pacer, and has seen my hair go from short to long to really
short. |
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Ozzy,
a Vantage flying V bass I bought off a friend for fifty bucks,
is just a reminder of how ridiculous I must have looked through
the 80's.
I mean, come on now. |
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