Handicaps? Hardly, more like handicapable. These performers still make great music even if they are missing one of the senses or a body part.
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She’s one of the 14 million Americans to have the chronic pain condition, even though doctors don’t know what caused it.
Dayna
The jazz guitarist also lost one of his vocal cords and feared for his career. Luckily, he is still playing today.
Lance Crackers
Vitiligo is disease, which causes the skin lose pigment. Her grandfather had the same disease as does his brother Michael
Susanna Viljanen
It's a chronic and apparently very painful skin disease.
dayna
While typing this (2009), Les Paul - the designer of eponymous guitar - is over 90. Arthritis has rendered all but two fingers of his right hand. Still he performs regularly.
Susanna Viljanen
It's a neurological condition that causes involuntary tics, and I don't know enough about it to say anything else.
dayna
Where her mother, Judy Garland, is only suspected of having had it, Liza Minnelli is known to have scoliosis. It forces her to move in certain ways on stage so she can breathe properly.
Parker Gabriel
Right near the cerebellum. Lou had surgery for removal and it was successful. The band Foreigner released a hits compilation in 2002 and the liner notes mentioned a charity for this problem.
Dirty White Boy
Beethoven became deaf when he was young. In spite of his deafness, he still kept on composing music.
B1982
He went deaf toward the end of his life; when he composed his 9th symphony, he was completely deaf!
Sweet Anne
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