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For those of you who have never heard of Michael Hedges he was a very innovative guitarist with a percussive technique was unequalled. Although that technique is not displayed here. This video highlights him playing a rare and unusual instrument. Dim the lights and turn up the sound..enjoy.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTC7kPZZmuM more on him and the odd tunings he used can be found herehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hedges

Michael Hedges died in a car crash in '97.

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Awesome!!!!

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google for muriel anderson, she plays the harp guitar

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Michael is a player I haven't checked out enough of, but he was amazing

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