The technique of using a hard object against a plucked string goes back to a one-stringed African instrument called a "Diddley bow", which is believed to be one of the ancestors of the bottleneck style.
The "diddley bow" is believed to be one of the ancestors of the bottleneck style. The technique of using a hard object against a plucked string goes back to the "diddley bow" derived from a one-stringed African instrument.
The technique of using a hard object against a plucked string goes back to the "diddley bow" derived from a one-stringed African instrument. The "diddley bow" is believed to be one of the ancestors of the bottleneck style.
The technique of using a hard object against a plucked string goes back to the "diddley bow" derived from a one-stringed African instrument. The "diddley bow" is believed to be one of the ancestors of the bottleneck style.