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Guitarist Bernie Marsden to Rock Rose Morris Music Store
(PRWEB) May 16, 2007
On Thursday, 17th May Bernie Marsden will make a special guest appear at the Rose Morris Music Shop on Denmark Street, London as part of an afternoon and evening event for PRS Guitars. Hosted by Rose Morris and PRS Guitars, visitors to the store can will be able to witness the guitar skills of Bernie Marsden, who is well known amongst music fans as a guitarist who has worked with some of the greatest legends of the sixties and seventies, including Mickie Most, Ringo Star and Whitesnake to name but a few.
Marsden will demonstrate a range of PRS electric guitars including products from the private stock. The special event will also include a ‘Jam with Bernie’ where various guitarists will be invited to take to the stage and undertake an improvised jam session.
Rose Morris will be filming the event and also expect to see an appearance by the much loved TV presenter Debbie King. As part of the event there is a special offer of 10% off the price of PRS guitars. Thursday’s event runs from 1pm – 7pm at the Rose Morris, Denmark Street store and the event is free to all visitors.
For more information contact Rose Morris Musical Instruments:
Paul Smith
Rose Morris Musical Instruments
10 Denmark Street
London
WC2H 8TD
Tel : +44 (0)20 7836 0991
Fax : +44 (0)20 7845 6217
Email : info @ rosemorris.com
About Rose Morris:
Rose Morris Musical Instruments is one of London’s largest and oldest music shops and is based in Denmark Street, London. The online division of the company can be found at http://www.proaudiostore.co.uk/
About PRS – see pres site
Visit: http://www.prsguitars.com
About Bernie Marsden
Visit: http://www.berniemarsden.com
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Question by bonniethon (puirt a buel): Why is it that when people say hip hop isn’t music?
The majority of hip hop fans rush to point out acts like The Roots because “they use instruments”?
Does this mean that many hip hop fans themselves don’t consider turntables to be a musical instrument or sampling and beat making to be a legitimate musical artform?
Where do you stand on the matter yourself?
Steven M, I’m not confusing anything thank you. I think it’s you who needs to look up a dictionary. You, however, are confusing your own prejudices with facts.
54: What you said about how can something not be music but be accused of stealing music at the same time is absolutely spot on. That’s an excellent arguement against these people.
If you’re going to take it far enough with the stolen sounds thing, you could call Mozart a thief because he didn’t invent the piano or make the keys.
Best answer:
Answer by luv2dusky
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