Roseanne – As many have asked for, here is the collection of scenes of poor Dan getting clobbered with a frying pan by Roseanne. CLICK HERE to bring back ROSEANNE! www.facebook.com
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From “Sweet Relief” Victoria Williams benefit album
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Lodge Logic Skillet

Pan Size: 10.25 IN , 12 IN, 13.25 IN, 15 IN

*Check for more clips of the “Holy Grail” guitar exhibit (part of the 30th Dallas Guitar Festival)* The “Frying Pan” was the first electric guitar ever produced. The instrument was created in 1931 by George Beauchamp, and subsequently manufactured by Rickenbacker Electro. The Frying Pan is so called because of its shape: it has a flat, circular body, and the neck represents the “handle;” it is also known by its official model number, A-22. It was a lap steel guitar designed to cash in on the popularity of Hawaiian music during the 1930s. It was made of cast aluminum, and featured a pickup incorporating a pair of horseshoe magnets that arched over the strings. Beauchamp and machinist Adolph Rickenbacker began selling the Frying Pan in 1932; however, Beauchamp was not awarded a patent[[1]] for his idea until 1937, a fact that allowed other guitar companies to produce electric guitars during the same period. [check it :] en.wikipedia.org The Musician Network See exclusive promo by entering “YOUTUBETMN” www.tmntv.com
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Let’s try this again. In HD this time, the very first video on this new channel o’ mine.

Inspired by a vintage cartoon and with a thrift store purchased cooking pot in hand, I set about to make the “Frying Pan Ukulele”. The neck was taken from a toy guitar. The fretboard is oak stained with black PolyShade. The scale length is 12 inches. The strings are nylon soprano ukulele strings.
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