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So what did Albert King do that other guitarists didn’t?
Being a left handed guitarist he actually plays a right handed guitar flipped upside down, which means unlike conventional left handed guitarist who need to re-string the strings on a right-handed guitar, or play a left-handed guitar, Albert’s guitar actually has the thinnest “E” on top and the heaviest bass “E” string at the bottom. A style called “upside-down/backwards”. One of blues greatest guitarists he is known for his hits “Crosscut Saw” and “Born under a bad sign” playing in the video below.
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Hi, I am Subash and this is my blog on my favorite musical instrument, the guitar. The music of the guitar is timeless. It transcends cultures, brings people together and evokes a myriad of emotions. This blog is dedicated to its enduring sound, its makers, its players and its listeners.
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