who are the best-known Uni players?
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scott murray
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who are the best-known Uni players?
Maurice Anderson and Jeff Newman are the two big names I think of when it comes to the Universal tuning. what about current players? I'm drawing a blank.
and how about D-12 players while we're at it... I can only think of Buddy Cage.
and how about D-12 players while we're at it... I can only think of Buddy Cage.
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Good question, Scott. I sometimes wonder whether "serious" players regard the uni as a bit of a gimmick with no real virtues. I look forward to being proved wrong 
Maybe in the commercial world you need the physical presence of two necks to impress the ignorant.
Maybe in the commercial world you need the physical presence of two necks to impress the ignorant.
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how could I forget Joe? love that guy. I didn't realize Junior was a Uni player and I thought Eddie Long had his own tuning, kind of like Robert Randolph (who I think plays a 13 string?)
I know Buddy Emmons and I believe Hal Rugg (among others) experimented with 12-string and Universal tunings too
I know Buddy Emmons and I believe Hal Rugg (among others) experimented with 12-string and Universal tunings too
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But God help you if you actually play it!Maybe in the commercial world you need the physical presence of two necks to impress the ignorant.
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Yup. He sure did. A black Emmons.Dave Zirbel wrote:I believe Bobby Black played a D-12 for awhile.and how about D-12 players while we're at it... I can only think of Buddy Cage.
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