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DJANGO AND THE BLUES: PART ONE

Django Reinhardt still holds a strong place in the line of guitar players who are credited with the instrument’s current status. His fast and beautiful single note runs, emphatic octaves and thrumming chords are arguably yet to be surpassed as the true voice of the guitar. Surprisingly, many of the concepts he used drew from simple one. In this issue,

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