Smada

Fade to black

Man plays fade to black with his feet
by Smada 2 years ago (Fri, Nov 11, 2011) in Cool Stuff (SFW)
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  • Koalajuana | 2 years ago | +4
    I have a lot of admiration for anyone handicapped that gets of there butt and does something. He's a fucking corker, Thumbs to em
    • Koalajuana | 2 years ago | +4 -3
      Thumbs UP to em........may be i shouldn't be on here
      this time of night
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  • deleted | 2 years ago | +5 -1
    His name is Mark Goffeney. I've met him and watched him play a few times in Balboa Park San Diego. Here's his story....... Born in San Diego, Goffeney was raised in a musical family. By age nine he was attempting to create his own music despite his handicap, but choosing an instrument proved to be a challenge. For a while he played trombone in the school band, and then his father brought home an old guitar he had found at a garbage dump. Goffeney asked a guitar-playing neighborhood friend for instruction. The guitar had only four strings. With his friend's help, Goffeney developed his own technique, learning guitar and bass. He would lay the guitar on the ground, supporting the neck with whatever he could get his feet on. He would strum with his left foot and make chords with his right. In 1999, seven years after he and a friend established the 'Big Toe' band, PSB Records signed the band to a CD deal on the condition that Goffeney work with Steve Dudas, former producer for Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne and Ringo Starr, to refine the songs for the band's self-titled album. At an interview Goffeney recalled him to be very professional, and that at the time Dudas let him know "in no uncertain terms" that he needed to listen to him. The "Big Toe" CD is a collection of Mark Goffeney's original songs. It was featured in the San Diego Reader's "Best of the Best".
  • Sceg | 2 years ago | +4
    Dude,that was sick! High Fiiiii............
  • bobster | 2 years ago | +3
    What impressed me more than the music was how he got his guitar and amp there in the first place...
  • clm5150 | 2 years ago | +2
    A whole new meaning for the the term toe jam.
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