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55 Years Later: Taste Renders Acoustic & Electic Ensemble Gallantry With ‘On The Border’
The precocious maturity Taste displayed on its 1969 debut album renders the subsequent accomplishment(s) of their second ...
5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Jazz Guitar
The instrument hasn’t always been a central player in jazz, but the best guitarists have taken up the challenge of finding ...
Southern rocker on playing Lynyrd Skynyrd legend’s guitar: ‘Blown away’
Charlie Starr has a 1955 Gibson J-45 acoustic guitar he’s pulled many a song from. “I can sometimes hear a song from a recording of ours,” says Starr, singer/guitarist with elite Southern rock band ...
"That's where you control your tone." Sue Foley's five game-changing blues guitar tips
A Grammy nominee for her latest album, 'One Guitar Woman,' Foley offers essential advice for electric and acoustic blues ...
Allan Holdsworth changed guitar forever. His engineer sheds light on his process with a behind-the-scenes look at two groundbreaking albums
Recording engineer/mixer Robert Feist shares stories from Holdsworth's sessions for 'Road Games' and 'Metal Fatigue.' ...
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Flashback: Meet fans who were there when Bob Dylan went electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival
With the film “A Complete Unknown” creating a lot of interest in Bob Dylan and the Newport Folk Festival where he made ...
A look at electric guitar history that originated in Southern California
Attuned to guitars What’s considered the best-selling pop instrument of all time was invented by Southern Californian Leo Fender. Some of the most notable electric guitar companies have their roots in ...