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May 4th, 2009, 11:03 AM
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V. Gill's: "High Lonesome Sound" intro giving me fits...
Someone turned me on to the Bluegrass version of this song years ago and I soaked up the banjo part. Little did I know until recently... there was a country "tele" version of this song.
I've got bits and pieces, but its giving me fits trying to string it all together. Anyone out there looking for a challenge (and has this song)... it would be great if someone could post a video... 
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