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  Some Smooth Playing Here.

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Very nice. Lot of folk seem to forget Jimi did some of his best comping without all the effects and distortion.

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Sweet find...Thanks


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That was very cool..thanks. I also love this guys great version of "Little Wing"

YouTube - Monte Montgomery: Little Wing acoustic instrumental

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Very nice. Lot of folk seem to forget Jimi did some of his best comping without all the effects and distortion.
I completely agree. My favorite Jimi tunes are Castles Made of Sand (which that guy played rather well) One Rainy Wish and Waterfall. Some great guitar in all of them.

Don't get me wrong, I love Jimi's distorted stuff too, just really love those three.

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Thanks AT nice find.

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