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Warren Haynes Autographed Guitar Giveaway!

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By Guitar World Editors

published 8 April 2007

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An Epiphone Les Paul Jr. electric guitar, signed by guitar legend Warren Haynes of Gov't Mule and the Allman Brothers Band
One copy of Warren Haynes Presents: the Benefit Concert Volume 2 CD
One copy of Gov't Mule's High and Mighty CD, signed by the band

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