Photos | Les Claypool Rocks Out on Bass at Coachella Concert
Musician Les Claypool sports a fedora and glasses as he entertains the crowd with his bass skills on stage at the 2010 Coachella concert. The electric guitar and microphone add to the excitement of his solo performance.
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