Don't Ask How He Play This in Life???

Could you give me a page # or something? I've scanned the issue twice & don't know what you are referencing.
 
Page 39, title under picture "On Rooftop of London" kind of scroll up. picture on rightside.
 
Thats nuts. how do you get up there then stay up there while putting yourself in a pretzel.

I almost missed the page as well.
 
Clarinet-sicle?

Don't Ask How He Play This in Life??? Click Link below to see picture!!

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It looks like he has the tip of the cue placed right on that little divot in the spine just above the tail-bone. If that's the case, gosh, one false move, and that tail-bone snaps! Yowza!

Either that, or he's got some kind of "cap" over the tip of the cue, with the other end of that "cap" having a depression in it where one of the knobs of the vertebrae in his spine rest into it.

In any case, I guess one would call him a "clarinet-sicle". :D

-Sean
 
It looks like he has the tip of the cue placed right on that little divot in the spine just above the tail-bone. If that's the case, gosh, one false move, and that tail-bone snaps! Yowza!

Either that, or he's got some kind of "cap" over the tip of the cue, with the other end of that "cap" having a depression in it where one of the knobs of the vertebrae in his spine rest into it.

In any case, I guess one would call him a "clarinet-sicle". :D

-Sean

I'd be less worried about slipping onto my tailbone than slipping the other way!!!! :eek:
 
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