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<p>I still marvel at how these guys do this, although I must say, I was more astounded by the harmonics than I liked the music.</p>

<p>As a side note, the blind, black guy from SF who wrote "Jet Airliner" that was made a hit by Steve Miller, has been honored in the Republic of Tuva as a celebrated Throat Singer.  There is a very good documentary about this story, if you ever have a taste for learning more.</p>


<p>Any way, for anybody who likes, plays and / or sings music, try this on for size.  The second, in particular, delves into the harmonics, etc. and is narrated by Bela Fleck</p>





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