Photos | Brian Baker Rocks the Glasshouse

Entertainer Brian Baker performs with his electric guitar and microphone during a 2007 Bad Religion concert at the Glasshouse. His guitar playing and passionate singing energized the crowd, making it an unforgettable performance.
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a man playing an electric guitar in front of a microphoneMetadata
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2007-06-28T21:14:00-07:00
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