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No Such Thing As A Fish

539: No Such Thing As Kimchi Pirates

Jul 11, 2024
Discussion on electric guitars, hidden railway tunnels, kimchi's cultural importance in South Korea, and quirky anecdotes about historical figures and musicians. Plus, insights into firefighting oddities and innovations, with a touch of humor.
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  • Les Paul's accident led to innovations in multi-track recording technology, transforming music production.
  • Firefighters employ unconventional methods like using swimming pool water and breaking car windows for firefighting.

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Les Paul's Guitar Innovation

Les Paul, the legendary guitar maker, had his arm permanently fused at a 90-degree angle after a car accident, ensuring he could forever strum a guitar. This accident occurred during a trip with his partner, Mary Ford, where their car swerved off a bridge. Despite severe injuries, including a shattered elbow, doctors managed to save his arm by fusing leg bone in its place. To enable him to still play the guitar, he requested his forefinger to be positioned in his belly button, resembling his guitar-playing pose.

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