Photos | Les Claypool: The Entertainer
Les Claypool steals the spotlight with his top hat and guitar at Coachella 2010. The LED lights add an urban vibe to the performance.
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headgear spotlight urban rock music cowboy flare stage arts microphone hat performing crowd entertainer saturday performance art led sun club glasses coachella electronics performer light accessories musical instrument recreation lighting device concert solo performance singer les claypool electrical
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