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Stereotyped by the outside world as three-chord wonders, country musicians are actually some of the most imaginative and technically adroit musicians in all American music. The blend of country instrumentation, jazz improvisation, and pop repertoire was never better illustrated than on the 1954 RCA 10-inch album String Dustin’ featuring Chet Atkins, Homer and Jethro and Jerry Byrd. It’s rounded out here with additional titles, including a 1956 session with jazz guitarist George Barnes.
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