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New 12 String Mike · 04-11-2010, 07:53 PM

As I understand it, from another documentary I saw a year or so ago, the ship may have also run aground on a shoal. The captain of the ship sailing behind the Fitz testified that he thought the ship was too far southward at a point and may have struck and opened her hull.

Miguel is a hard song to play, if you play the fingerstyle work as Gord did on SSOL. It requires a busy right hand.

04-11-2010, 07:53 PM	#21
New 12 String Mike Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Virginia USA Posts: 216	Re: The Edmund Fitzgerald's legend lives on … but with a major change As I understand it, from another documentary I saw a year or so ago, the ship may have also run aground on a shoal. The captain of the ship sailing behind the Fitz testified that he thought the ship was too far southward at a point and may have struck and opened her hull. Miguel is a hard song to play, if you play the fingerstyle work as Gord did on SSOL. It requires a busy right hand. __________________ In my fashion, I have been a father...Here in my off again, on again smile.Mike