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- Guns N’ Roses founder teaches Drew Carey how to play an iconic song on ‘Price is Right’ (marketrealist.com)
Rock ‘n’ Roll Price is Right! Drew Carey Gets Guitar Lesson from Guns N’ Roses Founder
Drew Carey showed off some hidden musical talent on a recent episode of “The Price is Right.” Not only did he get a guitar lesson from none other than Tracii Guns, co-founder of Guns N’ Roses, but the lesson itself was the prize!
Guns, who formed the legendary rock band with Axl Rose before departing and being replaced by Slash, started Carey off with some basic power chords. The host quickly got the hang of it, prompting Guns to play a bit of Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love.” Carey, intrigued, asked to learn the iconic opening riff.
Guns obliged, and in minutes, Carey was playing the riff like a seasoned rocker – and without a pick! A proud Guns exclaimed, “Hey, I taught Drew Carey how to play Whole Lotta Love!”
The rock ‘n’ roll theme continued with announcer George Gray channeling his inner rockstar to present a Dean guitar. Sporting a sleeveless top and a blonde wig, Gray hammed it up as the guitar descended from the rafters.
He even threw in some air guitar and pyrotechnics before proclaiming, “Goodnight, Cleaveland!” Amused, Carey quipped, “Hey, George.
Stay away from my daughter, you creep.”
Fans online loved the moment, praising Gray’s humor and Carey’s comedic timing. One commenter joked about Gray stepping in as a model when there weren’t enough, highlighting the light-hearted atmosphere of the episode.