Not for the pc woke brigade this one ..

Tits a mystery the comments are the breast ever.

 

Snap.

 

Double snap.

 

Not bad for a 62 year old.

 

If she was a bit more confident in front of the camera I can think of two big reasons why she might have a perky future!

 

Sorry I only realised that she was there, I was looking at Robert Fripp's guitar.

 

I think she gets her Bristol City's in full view to mask the awful voice.....

 

Was she singing?

 

There is a saying in football especially used by coaches, as in 'you were wondering around in midfield like a tit in a trance'.

Perhaps we should sign her as our midfield organiser, maybe she can reduce the opponents midfield to 'tits in trances?'.

 

Two fair points those..

 

That's because Frippie used the tuning pegs with expertise.

 

The guitarist should have been Robert ImPlants

 

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Fripping heck.

 

Not bad at all !!
But since when did Robert Fripp start to look like Bob Mortimer ?
Or is it just me ?

 

What you look like Bob Mortimer or is it you looking like Robert Fripp looking like Bob Mortimer?

or are you a 21st century schizoid man..............................................it's a mystery.

 

It looks like a Gibson Les Paul. I daren't play the video on my works laptop so I haven't seen the manufacturers logo !!!!!!
I've never got on with Gibsons myself - I find them too heavy, with proud frets which rip my fingers to bits. I had a cheap Kay copy for my first guitar which I sold to a mate for £10 - probably lucky to get £10 - it was a shocking guitar!!!
I'm more of a Fender man myself - I bought myself a brand new USA Custom Stratocaster, with the twin coils a couple of years ago in Brighton - I went into the shop to buy a Telecaster and came out with that!! - lovely. I also own a Fender Semi-acoustic 12-string but I don't play that much and I probably should sell it.
In addition to this I have 2 Strat copies, one of which was my second guitar which I bought at Duck Son & Pinker in North Street opposite the Midland Bank (now long gone) back in 1984, a couple of cheap folk guitars (my Antoria is a cheap one but I love it). A Jackson - which I intended to tune to 'open G' so I could play like Keith Richards, but it is a NIGHTMARE to tune, with its Floyd-Rose floating bridge - as a consequence I hardly play it. I also own a Fender bass guitar.
I probably need to have a cull at some point - but I still want a USA Fender Telecaster to add to my collection. I keep dropping hints for Christmas and birthdays but it never arrives!!!
EDIT - I could also do with a keyboard - one that recreates the classic 'Hammond' sound, for when I retire and start recording some of my stuff. Will it ever happen? Probably, when City get to the Premiership perhaps?
I must watch the video at some point..........

 

I have just started my lockdown project of learning, but I am starting off with a 3 string cigar box guitar, it isn't a cheap kit it was custom made, I love it.

I do have a Les Paul copy (which is more of an ornament, well it is at present) it is a distressed and faithful copy of Peter Green's 59 Les Paul made by vintage.I would prefer the original but don't have a spare 4mil.

 

I recommend getting a cheap acoustic (6 string) from a charity or pawn shop to start with - get a mate who plays already to check it out, so you aren't buying a total heap of 5hite - but something basic to learn on.
That way you can learn the chord structure, but if you do get bored and decide to give up on it you haven't wasted much cash. If you take well to it then upgrade - a bit like driving a car!