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The Guitar of Blind Boy Fuller DVD
The Guitar of Blind Boy Fuller DVD
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Blind Boy Fuller recorded his unique brand of country blues from 1935 through 1940. His playing is chock-full of both wit and soulfulness. His guitar arrangements are strikingly original and make perfect use of the unique sound of the National steel guitar which he used on most of his recordings. He is best known for his classic "Truckin' My Blues Away," which has been performed and recorded by generations of blues and rock guitarists. This DVD gives a fully detailed presentation of Blind Boy Fuller's intricate guitar work on six of his best recordings. A detailed tab/music booklet is included as a PDF file on the DVD.
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