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    Interesting, educational, and entertaining. As featured on PBS, this musical narrative, led by innovative flatpicker Dan Crary, documents the guitar's history from its antiquity through the generations. Using rare images and footage, the film accounts the varied guitar types and musical styles played, featuring performances by Crary himself, as well as Doc Watson, Doyle Dykes, Eric Johnson, Albert Lee, Peter Sprague, Andrew York, many others. 87 min.
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Interesting, educational, and entertaining. As featured on PBS, this musical narrative, led by innovative flatpicker Dan Crary, documents the guitar's history from its antiquity through the generations. Using rare images and footage, the film accounts the varied guitar types and musical styles played, featuring performances by Crary himself, as well as Doc Watson, Doyle Dykes, Eric Johnson, Albert Lee, Peter Sprague, Andrew York, many others. 87 min.

DVD - Primal Twang: The Legacy of the Guitar

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SKU: ADENT-DVD011

$18.99 USD
$18.99 USD
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Interesting, educational, and entertaining. As featured on PBS, this musical narrative, led by innovative flatpicker Dan Crary, documents the guitar's history from its antiquity through the generations. Using rare images and footage, the film accounts the varied guitar types and musical styles played, featuring performances by Crary himself, as well as Doc Watson, Doyle Dykes, Eric Johnson, Albert Lee, Peter Sprague, Andrew York, many others. 87 min.
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Interesting, educational, and entertaining. As featured on PBS, this musical narrative, led by innovative flatpicker Dan Crary, documents the guitar's history from its antiquity through the generations. Using rare images and footage, the film accounts the varied guitar types and musical styles played, featuring performances by Crary himself, as well as Doc Watson, Doyle Dykes, Eric Johnson, Albert Lee, Peter Sprague, Andrew York, many others. 87 min.