Truth In Shredding

Orianthi According to you Guitar Solo by John Denner http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89PBHH... Orianthi Guitar Solo According To You Orianthi Guitar Run John Denner http://www.JohnDennerRocks.com Orianthi learned to play the acoustic guitar at six because of her father, started electric when she was eleven and left school at 15 to focus on writing songs and performing.[2] She has been playing in different friends bands since she was 14 in England and in France. Her first support show was for Steve Vai aged 15. Orianthi had the opportunity to meet and jam with Carlos Santana when she was 18. He invited Orianthi to get up and jam with him at soundcheck then later asked if she would join him on stage that night to jam.[3] She signed with Geffen Records through 19 Recordings,[2][6] and is living in Los Angeles, New York, in England & in Asia. Orianthi has played with Prince, made a video clip for Panasonic HD, had a song on the Bratz movie, played at the Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar F...

Brian Carroll: buckethead unmasked, is this for real?

News: [NOTE - keep the dead videos, to prove there were some videos there... strange how they keep getting deleted or accounts closed... I sometimes think this post has a life of its'own] updated: 01/05/2016 Not buckethead... but what a recent shot of Fanalo Alaux would look like with a bucket on his head. Josh Freese Talks about Buckethead Brian Carroll: Brain Talks About Buckethead Sad news Tom Carroll, athletic director at Damien High School for 40 years until his retirement in 2013, passed away late Wednesday night after a lengthy illness at 84. Carroll, had three daughters, Lynn, Lisa and Laurie, and two boys John and Brian aka Buckethead. RIP Full details Buckethead - Watching The Boats With My Dad updated: 01/09/2014 Google search is a little confused about who Buckethead really is... surely Google can't get that wrong? updated: 13/07/2014 Brian Carroll's mum passed away and this is the album he dedicated to Nancy York Carroll's me...

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