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GUNS N' ROSES Keyboardist Performs At 'Democracy' Launch Party In Buenos Aires; Video Available

November 25, 2008

GUNS N' ROSES keyboardist Dizzy Reed performed at the "Chinese Democracy" launch party (as part of the Glamnation Party) on November 22 at The Roxy in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Reed performed a set of GUNS N' ROSES' classic tunes along with COVERHEADS, a local hard rock dream team which has become the Glamnation Party's resident band. The "Chinese Democracy" launch party also featured a GUNS N' ROSES tribute band called SKIN N' BONES.

Fan-filmed video footage of Dizzy Reed performing the GUNS N' ROSES classics "It's So Easy" and "Pretty Tied Up" in Buenos Aires can be viewed below (courtesy of "MantraCosmica").

Previous editions of the Glamnation Party in Buenos Aires have included appearances by Gilby Clarke, Eric Dover and L.A. GUNS, among others.

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