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8 Oct 2009

Guthrie Govan Talks About Hybrid Picking

The guitar super-human, Guthrie Govan gives some examples about what he likes about hybrid picking:

Now normally, I can’t stand YouTube comments, but this one was rather good in relation to this video:

“What a very rude bald man that was,
Guthrie should have slapped him like Bennie Hill did to the old guy on his show.”

Laughing Out Loud

Tags: Guitar Links, Guthrie Govan, Hybrid Picking, Picking

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