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I'm sad that this got blocked on YouTube! This group has a warm place in my heart already. There's something about the voice, the style, and the overall experience that makes me feel...warm and homey.

I hope you enjoy!

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Bill W

I'd say it's a late 50s/early 60s look. Smallish, non-button down collar, short sleeves, casual.

Charles Coleman

I know you are a big Punk fan. I'd love to see you react to Punk songs, old and new. I too, am a fan of punk, even been in the mosh pit at a Ramones show!

Charles Coleman

Definitely a late 50's, early 60's look. Very powerful lyrics Po!

Charles Coleman

I have seen people do slide guitar with bottles and even cans.

Bill W

European sailors introduced the Spanish guitar to the Hawai'ians. The Hawai'ians adopted a style of playing, laying the guitar on their lap and using a piece of steel rod to slide up and down the strings. That's where the term 'steel guitar' originated. (that same principle was also used on a one-string African instrument called a 'diddley bow', but was generally classified as a children's instrument.) Eventually it found its way to the mainland. Yes, the long neck of a glass bottle (or steel tube/pipe) could be cut off with a hacksaw and used as a slide and slid over the finger to allow the guitar to be played in normal upright fashion ie "bottleneck style". There are several type of slides- hollow steel tube, hollow glass tube, and a solid steel slide that's held between the index and middle finger (for lap position only).

Bill W

I've seen a guy use a spoon. In the film The Commitments, the guitar player uses a pint glass.