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Let's spread some musical misinformation
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The unfortunate, life changing, typo. His name is Stevie Wander - he often appeared to walk aimlessly before anyone realized he was blind. But, because a less competent secretary heard Stevie wanders about, she interpreted that as Stevie wonders about and assumed she had not heard the subject of his curiosity. Unfortunately, Wonder ended up on the contract and Stevie did not catch the error.
I just signed a recording contract to play bass for an acapella group
Glad to hear Pentatonix has a full lineup again!
Well, we all know that a Hofner Beetle Bass is the best bass for metal, but this is the best metal bass for country:
Yes. That very bass was used in the studio sessions for "Rhinestone Cowboy".
You will notice,the pointed end on the bottom of this bass. This bass was played as an upright by a little person.
Someone just corrected me on what "acappella" means and I now see I made a serious mistake. This comment belongs on the double bass side of the forum.
Now I got that stinkin' song stuck in my head. Thanks for nothin'
Due to the now unhealthy lifestyles cowboys lead, it is being re-released as "The Gallstone Cowboy".
4 out of 5 doctors recommend not wearing metal jewelry around instruments with magnetic fields such as pickups. Repeatedly moving the hand in and out of a magnetic field can ionize the fingers around the metal jewelry and ultimately cause your finger to die and fall off.
With the follow up hits, "By the Time I Get to Pee Next," and "Wichita I.V. Line Man."
