 What happens when you give your kids a real guitar, versus a cheap plastic one to play Guitar Hero |
| Robert |
 04/29/08 10:50am
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| HammaTime |
04/29/08 11:54am
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Amazing! That's an incredible testament to the outstanding things the parents are doing for those kids. Obviously that is one very, very proud father!
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| Hellfighter |
04/29/08 2:33pm
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Major General Group: {MOB} Posts: 2111 Joined: November 15th 2005 From: Quebec, Canada Member No.: 1424 Xfire: hellfighter1x |
Very nice....
I guess 'Duelling Banjos' is in their realm too.  --------------------   |
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| whodat |
04/30/08 1:56am
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 Sheet. Those kids are damn good |
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| HammaTime |
04/30/08 7:50am
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Major General Group: {MOB} Posts: 2008 Joined: November 17th 2005 From: Maine, USA Member No.: 1428 |
A little digging reveals they are the "Tuttle Kids," raised by a very accomplished musician, Jack Tuttle, who is no doubt being bombarded with requests for music lessons at the moment. His site is worth checking out if only to read some of his favorite responses he has received from the video's posting on YouTube.
I was amazed to see what has been added to his website just since yesterday. The video is obviously changing their lives dramatically. I hope their 15 minutes continues to follow them throughout adulthood. The local NBC affiliate in San Francisco ran a feature on them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9zBzHXVL0w http://www.jacktuttle.com This post has been edited by HammaTime: 04/30/08 7:52am |
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