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Hollywood Fats and the Fine Art of Playing Blues at 90 MPH By Jim Campilongo Hollywood Fats took the genre at his own speed and left everyone eating dust.
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Demos His New Signature Strat and More on the 'No Guitar Is Safe' Podcast By Jude Gold “My goal was to create an instrument that is as premium to look at as it is to play," the blues guitar great says.
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