Photos | Les Claypool's Bass Performance at Coachella 2010
Les Claypool rocks the stage with his fedora and bass guitar during a solo performance at the 2010 Coachella music festival.
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string activities headgear necklace rock singing leisure music stage microphone hat wristwatch solo performing arts musician entertainer saturday guitarist performance art glasses coachella performer jewelry group performance accessories musical instrument recreation band lighting device guitar fedora rock concert concert crowd singer cello les claypool electrical
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2010-04-17T23:10:37-07:00
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