Monday, October 5, 2009
9:16 AM | Posted by
Donovan Banks |
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This weekend we tried to break the world record for the most guitarists playing together. The record is held by a group in Germany with 1802 guitarists playing at once. I think in Durban we had over 1600 registered but only just over 1000 pitched.
It is stipulated to play Smoke on the Water which I guess most people weren't happy with but it was loads of fun.
There were some of Durban's best muso's out and about including Tree63's John Ellis, Steve Fataar and local guitar hero Barry Thompson. One of my Swell Bad Mates John Skuy was playing bass in the stage band and the guys from Zero thirty one were there as well.
It was good fun, if it happens in your area I suggest doing it. Even just to see some of the interesting guitars that pop up. I was astounded by the variety of people playing there.
enjoy the pics..
Zaine Higgins (right) and I
Richard Davies and his prize JEM guitar
Part of the crowd
More of the crowd
John Skuy on stage
The Helicopter that took our picture to count everyone
A group of youngsters at the "gig" I wanted this photo because it shows how diverse the crowd was.
It is stipulated to play Smoke on the Water which I guess most people weren't happy with but it was loads of fun.
There were some of Durban's best muso's out and about including Tree63's John Ellis, Steve Fataar and local guitar hero Barry Thompson. One of my Swell Bad Mates John Skuy was playing bass in the stage band and the guys from Zero thirty one were there as well.
It was good fun, if it happens in your area I suggest doing it. Even just to see some of the interesting guitars that pop up. I was astounded by the variety of people playing there.
enjoy the pics..
Zaine Higgins (right) and I
Richard Davies and his prize JEM guitar
Part of the crowd
More of the crowd
John Skuy on stage
The Helicopter that took our picture to count everyone
A group of youngsters at the "gig" I wanted this photo because it shows how diverse the crowd was.
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