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July 2, 2009

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Leave comment, why dont you watch these videos as many times as you want to? Lets make the numbers go up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WsxSn...
http://www.myspace.com/pipisphone
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNX0-R...
The reason why for these videos on here is trippy experimental videos, avant garde film making, see how many you can put on youtube, see how many react, see what type of reaction, add comments,trip off of it, pass it on to your friends and such you know.
FUTURE VIDEOS are plans on being trippy and way better, some of these videos will be completed. Some of the audio is going to be so ODD that you will want your friends to listen to it also. I tried to put a long explanation in here, but the YOUTUBE wouldnt let me!!! But it let other long ones go before. If you still dont understand it, then listen to the following video:
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well WORTH THE WAIT, LEAVE COMMENTS see I told you this has existed for YEARS AND YEARS!!! ACID TRIPPING!!! LEAVE COMMENT YOU JERK!!!
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dueling banjos

my dad playing both parts of dueling banjos on six string electric guitar


KEN BOZEMAN
"The Alabama Flash"
Instruments: Guitar
Date of Birth:
Place of Birth: Mobile, Alabama

From Alabama's first Capitol, to the entertainment capitol of the world, Las Vegas, Ken Bozeman's flying fingers have had audiences ooh-ing and ahh-ing, amazed and spellbound since he took up the guitar at age 9.

By the time Ken was in his early teens he was performing weekly as a member of "Vernon Bozeman and the Happy Valley Gang" (a family gospel group) on a Jackson Radio Station, WABB.

Soon his pro career began in and around Mobile, Alabama, where he crossed paths with such talent as Ray Sawyer. His interests widened to include country, rhythm and blues, and even jazz. He led the first country band to appear regularly on New Orleans Bourbon Street, working at Pete Fountain's Showplace.

Ken's love of country music led him beyond Bourbon Street to working on the road with such stars as Johnny Carver, Billy "Crash" Craddock, Tanya Tucker, Little Jimmy Dickens, Del Reeves and others. His career also led him to play the rodeo circuit with James Drury and Doug McClure of T.V.'s "The Virginian", two or three stints on the Grand Old' Opry and his own recordings.

He is a six-time winner of the Instrumentalist of the Year Award in the Florida Country Music Association and five-time winner of the Association's Entertainer of the Year Award. Ken has been inducted into the Florida Country Music Hall of Fame as well as the Mobile County Country Music Hall of Fame.
Category: Music
Tags: country dueling banjos six string guitar ghost riders the alabama flash

Luis Aguilé - Cuando salí de Cuba

Jack Jersey: SRI LANKA [WEIRDEST SONG OF THE DAY]

Nice song.There is another nice song sung by Pad Olton about Srilanka. It said like''You never seen sunset when you see in Srilanka.....'' I think it recorded in 1978 or 79. At that time it was a favorite song, in English service of SLBC.Please find it.