Photos | Duo on Stage
Damien Leake and another musician stand together on stage, performing for a packed crowd at Coachella 2010. The two men hold three microphones and play string instruments, as their hats and clothing accentuate their stage presence.
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string group activities rock brass section leisure damien leake music speaker stage music band arts microphone hat horn performing musician entertainer guitarist cochella performance art friday electronics performer musical instrument recreation device guitar concert flugelhorn crowd singer electrical
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1600
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f/2.8
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125mm
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2010-04-16T19:52:36-07:00
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