Derk Richardson – Acoustic Guitar https://acousticguitar.com lessons, music to play, and how-tos for all guitarists Tue, 15 Aug 2023 17:01:44 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://i0.wp.com/acousticguitar.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/AG_Favicon.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Derk Richardson – Acoustic Guitar https://acousticguitar.com 32 32 103806923 Remembering Robbie Robertson https://acousticguitar.com/remembering-robbie-robertson/ https://acousticguitar.com/remembering-robbie-robertson/#respond Tue, 15 Aug 2023 17:01:37 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=141606 Acoustic Guitar Magazine cover for the September 2011 issue featuring Robbie Robertson Robertson passed away August 9, 2023. Republished here is the cover story for our September 2011 issue, in which the legendary guitarist opened up about the Band, collaborating with Eric Clapton, and his collection of vintage Martins.]]> https://acousticguitar.com/remembering-robbie-robertson/feed/ 0 141606 New Box Set ‘The Village Out West’ Reveals Vital Lost ’60s Folk from California https://acousticguitar.com/new-box-set-the-village-out-west-reveals-vital-lost-60s-folk-from-california/ https://acousticguitar.com/new-box-set-the-village-out-west-reveals-vital-lost-60s-folk-from-california/#respond Tue, 07 Dec 2021 22:37:19 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=126949 Doc Watson, John Cohen, Mississippi John Hurt at Berkeley Folk Music Festival "The Village Out West" includes 51 tracks of stunning '60s recordings of bluegrass, gospel, folk, Delta blues, Celtic ballads, Woody Guthrie tunes & more.]]> https://acousticguitar.com/new-box-set-the-village-out-west-reveals-vital-lost-60s-folk-from-california/feed/ 0 126949 Mark O’Connor’s First Acoustic Guitar Record in Four Decades Is Flashy and Substantive https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-mark-oconnor-acoustic-guitar-record-markology-ii/ https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-mark-oconnor-acoustic-guitar-record-markology-ii/#respond Mon, 21 Jun 2021 18:58:00 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=123591 Mark O'Connor with his guitar After four decades mostly playing violin, Mark O'Connor returns triumphantly to acoustic guitar on flashy and eclectic solo set 'Markology II']]> https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-mark-oconnor-acoustic-guitar-record-markology-ii/feed/ 0 123591 Album Review: Cindy Cashdollar’s Star-Studded ‘Waltz for Abilene’ https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-cindy-cashdollars-star-studded-waltz-for-abilene/ https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-cindy-cashdollars-star-studded-waltz-for-abilene/#respond Mon, 02 Nov 2020 17:09:54 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=119882 Cindy_Cashdollar_Sergio_Kerhajec On only the second album under her own name, Cindy Cashdollar draws from her collection of steel, lap steel, tricone, resophonic, and Weissenborn guitars.]]> https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-cindy-cashdollars-star-studded-waltz-for-abilene/feed/ 0 119882 Album Review: Neil Young’s 1970s ‘Homegrown’ Spills from the Vault https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-neil-youngs-1970s-homegrown-spills-from-the-vault/ https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-neil-youngs-1970s-homegrown-spills-from-the-vault/#respond Thu, 29 Oct 2020 16:07:37 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=119868 Neil Young in the 1970s The 13th release from the Neil Young Archives since 2006, Homegrown is one of Young’s famously “lost” albums, recorded in 1974–1975. ]]> https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-neil-youngs-1970s-homegrown-spills-from-the-vault/feed/ 0 119868 Album Review: Mary Flower Brings Jaw-dropping Technique to Vernacular Styles https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-mary-flower-brings-jaw-dropping-technique-to-vernacular-styles/ https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-mary-flower-brings-jaw-dropping-technique-to-vernacular-styles/#respond Mon, 30 Dec 2019 17:27:34 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=112701 Mary Flower If Livin’ with the Blues Again had been released in 1969 instead of 2019, Mary Flower might have been mentioned in the same breath as Stefan Grossman, Duck Baker, and other fingerstyle players of approximately her generation.]]> https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-mary-flower-brings-jaw-dropping-technique-to-vernacular-styles/feed/ 0 112701 Peruvian Flavors Dominate on Ciro Hurtado’s ‘Altiplano’ https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-peruvian-flavors-dominate-on-ciro-hurtados-altiplano/ https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-peruvian-flavors-dominate-on-ciro-hurtados-altiplano/#respond Mon, 04 Nov 2019 17:12:44 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=112713 Ciro Hurtado Altiplano takes a relatively minimalist approach to revisiting and reinventing the Andean music of his homeland]]> https://acousticguitar.com/album-review-peruvian-flavors-dominate-on-ciro-hurtados-altiplano/feed/ 0 112713 Review: John Oates Digs Deep into Country Blues on ‘Arkansas’ https://acousticguitar.com/review-john-oates-digs-deep-into-country-blues-on-arkansas/ https://acousticguitar.com/review-john-oates-digs-deep-into-country-blues-on-arkansas/#respond Wed, 28 Mar 2018 17:34:09 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=106169 John Oates With Arkansas, John Oates—yes, that John Oates, of the ’70s and ’80s hitmakers Hall & Oates—delivers what will likely endure as the most surprising roots-music release of 2018.]]> https://acousticguitar.com/review-john-oates-digs-deep-into-country-blues-on-arkansas/feed/ 0 106169 Todd Albright’s ‘Detroit Twelve String: Blues & Rags’ Hollers “Vintage” https://acousticguitar.com/album-spotlight-todd-albrights-12-string-motor-city-blues-thing/ https://acousticguitar.com/album-spotlight-todd-albrights-12-string-motor-city-blues-thing/#respond Wed, 21 Jun 2017 16:00:14 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=102738 todd albright The character and emotional vibe of the performance are delicious]]> https://acousticguitar.com/album-spotlight-todd-albrights-12-string-motor-city-blues-thing/feed/ 0 102738 Jug Band Cohorts Jim Kweskin & Geoff Muldaur Reunite on a Collection of American Roots Classics, ‘Penny’s Farm’ https://acousticguitar.com/jug-band-cohorts-jim-kweskin-geoff-muldaur-reunite-on-a-collection-of-american-roots-classics/ https://acousticguitar.com/jug-band-cohorts-jim-kweskin-geoff-muldaur-reunite-on-a-collection-of-american-roots-classics/#respond Tue, 20 Sep 2016 20:51:21 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=98368 Jim Kweskin and Geoff Muldaur It’s been nearly 55 years since two of the folk revival’s best guitarists, Jim Kweskin and Geoff Muldaur, first played together. Now they've reunited on Penny's Farm, a collection of American roots classics.]]> https://acousticguitar.com/jug-band-cohorts-jim-kweskin-geoff-muldaur-reunite-on-a-collection-of-american-roots-classics/feed/ 0 98368 Portrait of an Artist: Guy Clark on ‘Write Your Own Story, Whatever It Is’ https://acousticguitar.com/portrait-of-an-artist-guy-clark-on-write-your-own-story-whatever-it-is/ https://acousticguitar.com/portrait-of-an-artist-guy-clark-on-write-your-own-story-whatever-it-is/#respond Tue, 05 Apr 2016 17:34:43 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=52302 Guy Clack sits on a chair with his guitar Like most of the albums he has made over the course of a 38-year recording career, Guy Clark’s latest, My Favorite Picture of You, is a compact collection of exquisitely crafted vignettes, portraits, and narratives, each etched with just the right amount of colorful detail and tapping a deep well of authentic emotion. From one […]]]> https://acousticguitar.com/portrait-of-an-artist-guy-clark-on-write-your-own-story-whatever-it-is/feed/ 0 52302 Dark Star: Forty years after his death, the songs of Nick Drake—flush with melancholy and mystique—continue to inspire guitarists https://acousticguitar.com/dark-star-forty-years-after-his-death-the-songs-of-nick-drake-flush-with-melancholy-and-mystique-continue-to-inspire-guitarists/ https://acousticguitar.com/dark-star-forty-years-after-his-death-the-songs-of-nick-drake-flush-with-melancholy-and-mystique-continue-to-inspire-guitarists/#comments Thu, 06 Nov 2014 02:51:21 +0000 https://acousticguitar.com/?p=2775 Nick Drake with his guitar Nick Drake died in the dark. Not just in the literal shadow of nighttime—although he did apparently pass away before dawn on November 25, 1974 from an overdose of antidepressants—but also at a moment when the reclusive British singer-songwriter could have no way of gleaning the influence he would exert on generations of guitarists and […]]]> https://acousticguitar.com/dark-star-forty-years-after-his-death-the-songs-of-nick-drake-flush-with-melancholy-and-mystique-continue-to-inspire-guitarists/feed/ 1 2775