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Fretboard Memorization
Mance Lipscomb
9 April, 1895 – 30 January, 1976
Lipscomb's journey, a rural blues saga, meandered through the Texas plains. His guitar storytelling carried the essence of Southern blues, a testament to the deep roots of the genre.
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