Photos | Les Claypool Rocks the Stage at Coachella
Musician Les Claypool performs an electrifying solo with his bass guitar, sporting a fedora and stylish glasses, at the 2010 Coachella Music Festival surrounded by a massive crowd.
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activities les bass coachella rekognition_c musical concert electrical claypool chordophone leisure recreation glasses guitar hat device entertainer arts crowd musician rock accessories electric headgear music microphone instrument performer performance art string instrument solo performance saturday guitarist performing fedora
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