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Cazzie

Cazzie

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This may be the best cover I have ever heard of this song. No, it may be the best version I have ever heard, bar none!

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Wow, had to play that a second time, so I could capture a copy ! Thanks !! But what are those ladies standing up front playing ? I know it's a traditional Korean instrument, but what is it called ? Looks like a zither on steroids.
Sue
 
Caz, I enjoyed that very much. It's so interesting hearing American music from another cultures ears. I'm forwarding this to my kids band teacher as he will enjoy it!
 
OleBoy, that's Brit music I'm afraid. :>)

Penzoil3, those are an extreme variation of a Korean Harp. Check out this hip-hop Korean production doing Canon in D using them. Not much into this kind of music, but just to show you the instrument again.

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