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There is only one thing that separates the great players from the not so great, and then the non players. It is simple: the great ones have been at it for as long as they can remember, and the thought of quitting was not an option. The urge to throw ...
http://www.mikeauldridge.com/
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- The ResoUK
Discussion of all things to do with Resonator Guitars the guitar formerly known as the Dobro , and Lapstyle guitar playing. Topics limited to things only of interest to players in the UKEurope. ...
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ResoUK/
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- The Rosenberg
Welcome to Ivan Rosenbergs website, where youll find original bluegrass and old time recordings featuring Dobro and clawhammer banjo, information about Ivans instructional DVD, free downloadable tablature, and plenty more. ...
http://www.ivanrosenberg.com/
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- Slide Machine
An article about the history, construction and development of resonator guitars. ...
http://www.bigroadblues.com/slide/guitstuff/inst.shtml
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- The Taylor
It all began near the banks of the muddy Oconee River in Georgia about the time of the second World War. A young Tut Taylor, who didnt know any better, taught himself to play a dobro with a flatpick. The resulting sound was fresh and unique, and it b ...
http://webpages.charter.net/tutbro/
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The resonator guitar, now in a Golden Era, is popular in contemporary Bluegrass music, adding a soulfull, bluesy touch to the music. Modern country music has rediscovered the resonator guitar after abandoning the instrument for decades. ...
http://www.resoguit.com/
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