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"\"My part is just a few notes over and over,\" Iggy Pop once said about the Stooges song \"TV Eye,\" \"but Ron created a whole world around that.\" In Asheton's hands &amp;ndash; on proto-punk anthems like \"I Wanna Be Your Dog\" and \"No Fun\" &amp;ndash; the classic three-digit barre chord felt more like a superpowered battering ram: droning, relentless and almost mystical. (Asheton, who died in 2009, called it \"those magical three fingers.\") You can hear Asheton's wild-man approach all over the playing of Kurt Cobain, Thurston Moore and Jack White.\r\nKey Tracks:\"No Fun,\" \"TV Eye,\" \"I Wanna Be Your Dog\"\r\n\r\nRelated&amp;bull; The Stooges' Ron Asheton Remembered&amp;bull; Iggy and the Stooges Remember Their Late Guitarist Ron Asheton&amp;bull; Revisiting Ron Asheton's Influences: Guitarist on Jimi Hendrix, Brian Jones and JFK"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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