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Samois question
hi guys,
my friend Charlie Forest in Australia has had word of mouth about a guitarplayer that jammed so much in Samois that he drew blood and lost the use of his hand for a while. Anyone knows any details?
I know for myself that I always am jamming till the sun is up again. After several days my pick hands knuckles turn red leaving small blots that are now ingrained in my guitar. Still I find those jams either on the Samoreau camping where I stay of in the Petit Barbeau camping where also a lot of my friends stay so fullfilling I can't stay away from them. Also it's a great way to meet old friends and make new ones. Back on the question: anyone knows about a guitarist that temprarily lost use of his hand during Samois week?
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my friend Charlie Forest in Australia has had word of mouth about a guitarplayer that jammed so much in Samois that he drew blood and lost the use of his hand for a while. Anyone knows any details?
I know for myself that I always am jamming till the sun is up again. After several days my pick hands knuckles turn red leaving small blots that are now ingrained in my guitar. Still I find those jams either on the Samoreau camping where I stay of in the Petit Barbeau camping where also a lot of my friends stay so fullfilling I can't stay away from them. Also it's a great way to meet old friends and make new ones. Back on the question: anyone knows about a guitarist that temprarily lost use of his hand during Samois week?
Menno
www.facebook.com/mennnnnoooo
grtz,
:-) Menno
:-) Menno
