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2. Electric harp - Wikipedia

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   Camille and Kennerly Kitt, electric harp duo, The Harp Twins, perform and arrange rock/pop on Lyon and Healy Silhouette solid body electric harps, as well as Camac electro-acoustic concert grand pedal harps. Rüdiger Oppermann performs on his self-made electric harps. Zeena Parkins plays and composes avant-garde and experimental music.

3. List of country music guitarists - Wikipedia

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   This list includes relevant Bluegrass, Rockabilly, Country blues, Country rock, Dobro, Slide Guitar, and Pedal Steel Guitar Chet Atkins Norman Blake Bluegrass , Traditional Country

4. Florian Ross - Wikipedia

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   Duo, with Udo Moll (trumpet, live electronics) 2015 Lines & Crosscurrents: Toy Piano Records Acoustic-Electric Quintet. With Markus Segschneider (pedal steel guitar, guitar), Niels Klein (tenor sax, clarinet, bass clarinet), David Helm (acoustic bass), Fabian Arends (drums) 2017 Pigs & Fairies: Toy Piano Records Acoustic-Electric Trio.

5. Ellery (duo) - Wikipedia

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   Ellery's unique sound has a lot to do with Tasha Golden's vocals. Their songs also have memorable lines with melodic hooks, incorporating instruments such as piano, wurlitzer, rhodes, pedal steel, electric, acoustic, and tenor guitars, pump organ, a variety of synths, etc.

6. The Coward Brothers (album) - Wikipedia

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   The duo also utilized the name for production of Costello's album King of America (1986). [3] Burnett has also produced Costello's albums Secret, Profane & Sugarcane (2009) and National Ransom (2010), [ 4 ] and contributed to the production of Spike (1989).

7. List of slide guitarists - Wikipedia

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   Beginning with guitarists in the American South and Hawaii in early 20th century, [2] slide guitar styles have developed in a variety of musical settings, including blues, country, and rock. [3] Most slide guitarists may also perform with guitars using traditional fretting techniques; additionally, some also play various types of steel guitars .