Photos | Les Claypool Rocks Coachella with Bass Guitar and Top Hat

Les Claypool, the eccentric entertainer, rocks the crowd at Coachella with his signature bass guitar and top hat combo. The light shines brightly on his unique style and impressive musical talent.
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a man in a top hat playing a bass guitarMetadata
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4368w x 2912h - (download 4k)
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bracelet tie string activities headgear formal electric guitar spotlight urban rock leisure music stage microphone hat performing arts musician entertainer saturday guitarist performance art chordophone glasses coachella wear performer jewelry light solo performance accessories musical instrument recreation bass lighting device guitar fedora concert crowd les claypool electrical
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2010-04-17T23:08:18-07:00
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