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Ricky Skaggs Playing PRS Acoustic

Here's a video of Ricky Skaggs playing "Simple Life" at Paul Reed Smith's house. Ricky was playing a new PRS Acoustic as were Cody Kilby (left) and Tony McManus (right). This party took place on the eve of Experience PRS 2008.

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Here's a video of Ricky Skaggs playing "Simple Life" at Paul Reed Smith's house. Ricky was playing a new PRS Acoustic as were Cody Kilby (left) and Tony McManus (right). This party took place on the eve of Experience PRS 2008.
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