The sustain on that Gibson is from another world and Copeland works magic with his left hand; no whammy bar, no effects pedal or electronic gizmos for Clyde, he'll just milk the neck, thank you... incredible.
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2 comments:
I like him.
Yeah, he was good. I didn't really "discover" him until after his death in the late 90s. I read he made a good living at it but never really made the "star" status some of the other Texas blues players had.
Plus, I read he played with a lot of decent, but not quite top-of-the-line guitars and once he started playing only Gibsons his skill as a bluesman and guitarist became even more apparent.
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