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1288:Robert Fripp
1262:Guitar Craft
1247:Crosspicking
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1090:. Retrieved
1088:. 2022-10-08
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1234:Flatpicking
1196:Fingerstyle
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989:drum sticks
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852:fingerstyle
697:, powerful
653:flatpicking
641:Flatpicking
629:Flatpicking
399:i-m-a-i-m-a
69:fingerstyle
65:fingerpicks
57:fingernails
1646:Bajo sexto
1630:Multi-neck
1298:Leo Kottke
1276:Innovators
1157:Fingerpick
1092:2023-06-19
1007:References
957:hammer-ons
885:rockabilly
875:, such as
830:gypsy jazz
798:gypsy jazz
701:and rapid
691:hammer-ons
552:Bossa nova
279:rasgueados
173:improve it
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1739:Amplifier
1681:Guitalele
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1491:Lap steel
1461:Classical
1409:Guitarist
1372:Harmonics
1214:Rasgueado
1001:Gizmotron
961:pull-offs
914:behind a
896:Hammer-on
881:bluegrass
846:Anchoring
758:arpeggios
699:strumming
695:pull-offs
518:Rasgueado
498:sforzando
491:include
288:of music.
189:July 2012
177:verifying
138:July 2012
42:strumming
38:guitarist
1831:Category
1816:Category
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1671:Craviola
1651:Baritone
1544:Armónico
1511:Romantic
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1588:English
1578:Baroque
1549:Russian
1456:Archtop
1404:Tunings
1387:Picking
1360:Playing
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1219:Tirando
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329:Tremolo
323:Russian
244:harmony
171:Please
88:palming
1711:Timple
1676:Cuatro
1561:Brahms
1521:Hybrid
1496:Parlor
1399:Rhythm
1367:Chords
1224:Travis
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908:guitar
883:, and
816:Rhythm
722:guitar
687:slides
669:fiddle
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489:strums
483:Strums
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240:melody
113:is in
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1691:Rajão
1593:Yepes
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286:genre
119:prose
1716:Tres
1686:Lyre
1656:Bass
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1382:Lead
1377:Jazz
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