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Nash the Slash Stage Outfit

On exhibit
On exhibit
Artifact TypeOutfit
Datec. 2010

Seen here is the trademark stage outfit worn by eccentric Canadian musician and film composer Nash the Slash, a.k.a. Jeff Plewman. A multi-instrumentalist, Nash the Slash was known for playing the electric violin and was the first Canadian musician to use a drum-machine on an album in 1978. Nash began performing in a tuxedo, sunglasses and top hat, with surgical bandages covering his face in 1979. In 1985 he successfully sued Pepsi for using his unique likeness in a commercial without permission.

Donated by the Estate of Nash the Slash

Object number2023.08
Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Vladimir Bosnar
1979
Not available for use in Recording Studios
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Gerri Schneider
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Dsquared2
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
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Photograph credit: Hayley Robb, Courtesy of the National Music Centre
1989
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
Jann Arden
2017
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Photo credit: Meghan MacKrous, courtesy of the National Music Centre
Michael Zoffranieri
2019
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Photo credit: Meghan MacKrous, courtesy of the National Music Centre
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Photo Credit: Meghan MacKrous courtesy of the National Music Centre
On View: On exhibit
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Jim Henson’s Creature Shop
2011
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
20th Century
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