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Legends of Bottleneck Blues Guitar

Format: DVD Genre: Blues, Music Video (Concert/Performance)

Legends of Bottleneck Blues Guitar

Format: DVD Genre: Blues, Music Video (Concert/Performance)

DVD

List Price: $25.98

Price: $22.08

You Save: $3.90 (15%)

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Black bottleneck guitar styles were probably initially inspired by lap-style Hawaiian slide guitar which enjoyed immense popularity shortly after it's inception in the mid-1890's. By 1903, it was already in vogue in Mississippi (and probably elsewhere).