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Legendary Detroit Musician Amp Fiddler Dead At 65, X Salutes The Legend

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The influential producer and musician is credited as being an instrumental force in the development of the career of James "J. Dilla" Yancey. It was Fiddler who taught Dilla how to use the Akai MPC sampling machine when the two lived as neighbors in the historic Conant Gardens neighborhood in Detroit. 

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