[gap2415]

What's an "unfinished piano" and why is it in a hardware store?
Crank it up folks....this is hot
Many of us to whom this is addressed were in high school in the late
50's and will remember when Jerry Lee Lewis hit the charts in 1957-58 with
"Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On" and "Great Balls of Fire." He faded away
for a while after marrying his cousin. But when he played the piano, he
slammed the keys with both hands, occasionally running his fingers down
the entire length of the keyboard, then played with only a couple of
fingers as he almost whispered, "Easy now...." only to come back to full
power on the keys.
With all of that said, this kid, who allegedly walked into a hardware and
sat down to an old piano, has Jerry Lee in his blood.
Enjoy.
It's less than three minutes from start to finish, and he's dynamite!
A young man named Jacob Tolliver enters a local hardware store on
Market Street in Portsmouth, Ohio and finds an unfinished piano!

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10202576675049432

It's public so it is safe to show.

[Ecuadog]

At first, I thought you were announcing The Killer's demise. He recently sold his Harley at the Mecum auto auction here in Florida.

[Chi-Town]

Million Dollar Quartet...here he comes!

[rubicon]

An employee of mine had business as jerry's house in Tupelo and when he returned he described bullet holes in the ceiling and records protruding from the walls like saw blades located in his music room. Now that's creative genius