Back to the graveyard, where it came from for Harry. Ja-joe Jollimore was the graveyard worker that introduced Harry to the guitar. Jollimore discloses to Harry that he is a guitar player. Harry has no interest in guitars. This distresses Jollimore.‘Harry the Guitar Player’ is written by David Doucette and recorded at Smokey Studios.<a href="https://smokeystudios.ca">https://smokeystudios.ca</a>

Back to the graveyard, where it came from for Harry. Ja-joe Jollimore was the graveyard worker that introduced Harry to the guitar. Jollimore discloses to Harry that he is a guitar player. Harry has no interest in guitars. This distresses Jollimore. ‘Harry the Guitar Player’ is written by David Doucette and recorded at Smokey Studios. https://smokeystudios.ca

Back to the graveyard, where it came from for Harry. Ja-joe Jollimore was the graveyard worker that introduced Harry to the guitar. Jollimore discloses to Harry that he is a guitar player. Harry has no interest in guitars. This distresses Jollimore.‘Harry the Guitar Player’ is written by David Doucette and recorded at Smokey Studios.<a href="https://smokeystudios.ca" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://smokeystudios.ca</a>

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Harry plays for French fries and onion rings at the Crybaby Bar. He once travelled the world in private jets and played his guitar to sold-out stadiums. It's the Crybaby Bar now for the Tuesday Open Mic and the Thursday Wing Night before retiring to his army cot at the Tarantula Arms. Harry has a plan though, a come-back. He is about to record a new song, one that he held back on (he didn't write it), a song that says it all, ‘The Cannonball’.

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Harry plays for French fries and onion rings at the Crybaby Bar. He once travelled the world in private jets and played his guitar to sold-out stadiums. It's the Crybaby Bar now for the Tuesday Open Mic and the Thursday Wing Night before retiring to his army cot at the Tarantula Arms. Harry has a plan though, a come-back. He is about to record a new song, one that he held back on (he didn't write it), a song that says it all, ‘The Cannonball’.

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