After a tragic accident, Hiroshi Arakawa aims to play bluegrass again
RALEIGH, N.C. — Hiroshi Arakawa strummed his guitar, lips pursed thoughtfully. “I don’t know if I can play it now,” he admitted. But he gamely started in on “Bill Cheatum,” a bluegrass instrumental he used to blaze through with ease. This version was more tentative, with a flub or two. Arakawa grimaced at each one. “I’ve…
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