Photos | Earl Slick dazzles the crowd with his black shirt and guitar skills
Guitarist Earl Slick rocks the 2009 NAMM concert with his black shirt and sunglasses, while showcasing his musical instrument skills to the enthusiastic crowd.
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2009-01-16T16:07:11-08:00
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