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You Wont Believe What Inspired Music Legend Chris Rea to Pick Up the Slide Guitar
Chris Rea "It was an old Muddy Waters blues song called Don't Start Me Talking. I was just fascinated about where these people were. It had that old fashioned blues ambient sound. And I imagined a certain bar somewhere in Memphis or somewhere, you know. And I filled all the rest of myself. And it wasn't a bit like I imagined, but, you know, it was a lot tougher than I imagined. But that's what, it was this strange guitar. And I asked somebody what this guitar was and they told me it was a slag guitar. And he put a bottleneck on this. And he played without looking at the frets. And I found it was very, very expressive, you know. And that was it, I was hooked."
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