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Let's spread some musical misinformation

...of which some even manage to combine the banjo with a kazoo.
My brother's uncle played lead banzoo with the Trans-Elbonian Orchestra. This is a picture of him and his manager discussing choreography just before a show in Vidor, Texas.
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My brother's uncle played lead banzoo with the Trans-Elbonian Orchestra. This is a picture of him and his manager discussing choreography just before a show in Vidor, Texas.
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Untrue! The trans-elbonian orchestra has never played Vidor Texas. The trans-elbonian symphony has played Vidor. The trans-elbonian orchestra played Rose City Texas. What is truly amazing is that there are enough cross dressing elbonians too have two trans-elbonian big bands.
 
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The easiest way to play the brown note is to dip your plucking finger in Root Beer with one full bar of Ex-Lax dissolved in it, and then any note you play is brown. A few have dipped their entire bass in this Root Beer concoction, but this is simply overkill and results in sticky (&or stinky) intonation issues.

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Contrary to popular belief, Jaco did NOT eat fried chicken with his fingers before performing. Like how many rumours get started, the truth was slightly exaggerated and distorted over time.

Jaco liked to eat Chicken Cordon Blue before performing, but he used a knife and fork.
 
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