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November 30th, 2005

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Great player: Jack Pearson

I was just checking out my other other forum, The Slide Guitar Forum, where I was alerted to Jack Pearson, a really talented guitarist who did some time with the Allman Brothers. There are many sound bites at his site http://www.jackpearson.com ... he's into the same kind of bluesy stuff I am. Check him out for a treat to the ears.

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