Justin Johnson - 'Ghost of a Mountain'
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This track 'Ghost of a Mountain' is another masterclass in blues slide guitar from the awesome talent, Justin Johnson. Could watch his playing all day#justinjohnson #ghostofamountain #blues #slideguitar #bluegrass #country #countrylegend #guitarmasterclass #composer #producer #usa #jeeni #music #musician #independent #bluesmusic #countrymusic #musicvideo #musicfest #community #talent #unsigned #creatives #fans #superfans 

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