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Guitarist with NO Arms Plays with his feet

thedon

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good for him, thats impressive
 
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awesome, very impressive.
hopefully he doesnt play like that long per song(s), might get a bigtoee.
 
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Seen this guy before.

I've also meet a guy born without arms who taught himself to play piano. His daughter went with him to a concert . While they were backstage she was watching one of the other performers playing and she turned to her dad and incredulously said "Daddy, he's playing with his hands."
 
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I wonder if he played with his hands before and got into an accident and had to learn with his feet or if he was already disabled and just decided to learn with his feet? Either way, I would sit down and listen for a least one song to show my respect for doing something that to mean seems hard as hell.
 
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I wonder if he played with his hands before and got into an accident and had to learn with his feet or if he was already disabled and just decided to learn with his feet? Either way, I would sit down and listen for a least one song to show my respect for doing something that to mean seems hard as hell.

I believe in equality and not being a patronising bastard. As a result I'd be judging based on whether the song he is playing is any good. :gaysign:
 
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