Al Di Meola - Music-Words-Pictures
Sep 22, 2009
"Music-Words-Pictures" is a collection of Al Di Meola's greatest songs, complete with biography, discography, and detailed descriptions of Al's special performance techniques. Each song is transcribed for guitar note-by-note from More...
Lackawanna
Sep 01, 2009
THE TWO GUITAR DUDES IN THE FREEWHEELING improv ensemble known as Lackawanna are pretty good at trusting the process—believing that things will somehow work out, even if they’re not sure exactly how or why. Take former GP More...
Steve Wariner
Sep 01, 2009
GUITARISTS WHO BECOME SUCCESSFUL IN country music often do so because they write great songs or can sing, or both. Either way, playing guitar often becomes secondary to their careers—at least in the eyes of their record More...
Otis Taylor
Aug 01, 2009
Interviewing Otis Taylor is a lot like a game of cat and mouse. Ask the 61- year-old Denver, Colorado, native how he developed his singular style—a blend of droning, mesmerizing “trance blues” guitar and gritty, sonorous More...
Roy Rogers
Jul 01, 2009
NAMED AFTER THE SINGING COWBOY WHO repeatedly rode Trigger off into the celluloid sunset and plastered his name on a chain of burger joints, San Francisco Bay Area-native Roy Rogers has since re-appropriated the name for More...
Bob Brozman on the Blues
May 01, 2009
“I’ve turned out to be kind of a guitar anthropologist exploring the frontiers of colonialism, because that’s where all the interesting music happens. European guitars arrive in standard tuning and often without instruction, More...
Scotty Moore
Feb 01, 2009
WITH ALL THE MYTHOLOGY SURROUNDING the night Elvis Presley strode into the Sun Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, and recorded “That’s All Right,” it’s hard to believe that one man still walks this earth who was present More...
Susan Tedeschi
Jan 01, 2009
 FANS OF CONTEMPORARY BLUES AND SOUL need no introduction to Susan Tedeschi. The Norwell, Massachusetts, native busted onto the scene in 1998 with Just Won’t Burn, and soon thereafter fans all over the states were exposed to More...
Tommy Emmanuel
Oct 20, 2008
FINGERSTYLE SUPERSTAR TOMMY EMMANUEL won’t give himself a break. Despite having to stop touring in 2007 due to exhaustion, he’s back on the road again, and is booked solid through mid-2009. At these one-man guitarfests (not to More...
Johnny Winter
Jun 01, 2007
Wielding a modified Fender Electric XII, Johnny Winter shocked guitarists like a bolt of lightning from a Texas thunderstorm with his national debut in 1968. Since then, he has burned through electric blues like an acetylene More...
101 Forgotten Greats & Unsung Heroes
Feb 01, 2007
It’s no secret that the talent, technique, and creative force of magnificent and awe-inspiring guitarists runs deep. And going deep doesn’t mean studying only the obvious guitar heroes. You have to get out on the fringes, and More...
Still Alive and Well
Apr 20, 2006
“It was just another festival,” Johnny Winter deadpans when queried about his appearance at Woodstock—which is like saying the Beatles appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show of February 9, 1964 was just another Sunday night. Or More...
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