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The Greatest Person In The Entire World

Mr. Joe Jiusto is the numero uno saxophone player for Jonny And The Pickpockets.  He can also pretend to be a drummer, guitarist, keyboardist, and owns a bass that is hardly ever used.  Joe could play guitar, he just decides not to for the sake of everyone else around him.  Joes career as a musician seemed to first blossom around 1995 when he picked up a piano, well of course he didn't actually pick up a piano because thats almost impossible for a 4 year old even one as great as Joe, and played quite possibly the most recognizable 4 note song ever created - "In The Jungle" And I'm sure that he will be more than happy to play it for anyone who would like to listen.  Since his first song in '95 Joe has expanded his playlist of songs almost quadrupling the original total of 1.  Now some of the songs he can play include "Wild Thing", "In The Jungle", "Mary Had A Little Lamb"  and... well nothing else.The first song he learned to play on guitar was a little song we here at the University like to call "This Land Is Your Land" which clearly states that this land is not only your land, but more of a universal land that is to be shared equally between all men, and women...  For his 13th birthday Joe got the extreme fortune of getting a bass guitar, which he plays from time to time.  Still hasn't gotten too much better at it, but at least he is better than Mark.  He is most likely the third best drummer in the band behind Max and Matt, but it getting better all the time, which is better than him getting worse.  The only real instrument that he can play and know what he is doing is the saxophone.  If he couldn't play saxophone he would be almost as useless as Sam... almost.  If you would like to hear more about the saxophone playing Pickpocket you can e-mail carrots987654@hotmail.com or talk to carrots190 on AOL Instant Messenger.

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He hasn't been the same since the accident