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        <description>Minor jam on the steel-bodied baritone tri-cone resonator. I love the bluesy simplicity of playing a simple bass line like this, and improvising over the top of it.  The baritone guitar sounds particularly cool with this style because the thicker bass strings sound more like a bass guitar, and it really accentuates the difference between the two parts. If you want to learn how to play this style of guitar, then you should check out my guitar lesson platform at https://JustinJohnsonGuitar.com.  No matter what your experience level is in guitar, I have lessons that will take you from total beginner, all the way through this advanced, percussive, multi-part fingerstyle approach.  The key is learning it one step-at-a-time. Check out all of my guitar lessons at https://JustinJohnsonGuitar.com</description>
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