Every so often, we take a look at in at the attention-grabbing musical global of Luna Lee–a musician who plays Western track at the Gayageum, a conventional Korean stringed software which dates again to the sixth century. Over time, we’ve proven you her variations of Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Voodoo Chile;’ David Bowie’s “The Guy Who Bought The Global;” Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah;” blues classics via John Lee Hooker, B.B. King & Muddy Waters; and Crimson Floyd’s “Conveniently Numb,” “Any other Brick within the Wall” & “Nice Gig within the Sky.” To stay the custom going, we deliver you lately Luna’s tackle Steely Dan’s 1972 vintage, “Do It Once more.” The unique recording featured an electrical sitar solo via Denny Dias. Above, you’ll be able to listen how Lee interprets that very same solo to the gayageum. Experience!

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