Photos | Drumming Up a Crowd at Caesars Palace
Faisal II of Iraq and a group of 41 people play drums in a large room, accompanied by eight chairs and two monitors for an electrifying concert experience.
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speech activities leisure building chair music footwear iraq hat solo musician furniture outdoor performance shoe wrestling ii venue hardware glasses audience faisal logic rekognition_c electronics performer screen sport accessories musical monitor instrument percussion sports lighting sword concert computer sumo crowd drum weapon
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