


Trigger Fingers: A Look at Willie Nelson’s Jazz-Inspired Guitar Style
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Video Lesson: Learn to Play the Talking Blues
Sometime in the 1920s, a peculiar form of blues emerged that was substantially different from the better-known varieties. The style is commonly known today as talking blues. Despite the moniker, however, it rarely employs the 12-bar chord progression that is…

Acoustic Classic: Prince‘s “I Feel for You”
It might seem incongruous to see “I Feel for You,” a song made popular by the R&B singer Chaka Khan in the mid-1980s, in this magazine. Sure, it’s a classic, but there’s nothing even faintly acoustic about Khan’s version of…

Video Lesson: Learn the Bluesy Fundamentals of Eric Clapton’s Acoustic Style
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Video Lesson: Remembering Glen Campbell and His Acoustic Style

Video Lesson: Inside Paul Simon’s Atmospheric Acoustic Guitar Style

Video Lesson: Bringing Sunny Sounds Into Shadowy Harmony
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Video Lesson: Cultivate Your Standalone Guitar Skills

Video Lesson: Using Horizontal Harmonies to Express Chord Changes

Video Lesson: Sharpen Your Rhythms with These Displacement Exercises
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A Shop Visit with Luthier and Restorer David Eichelbaum

Lesson: Learn From Jazz Great Thelonious Monk
Thelonious Sphere Monk was a brilliant jazz pianist and composer, active from the 1940s through the early ’70s. You are, presumably, an acoustic guitarist, playing music in the 21st century. As such, you may or may not be interested in…

Video Lesson: Learn Neil Young’s Simple but Singular Guitar Style

Strengthen Your Accompaniment Skills
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How to Play Acoustic Bob Dylan: the Secrets Behind 10 of His Greatest Songs

Guadalupe Makes Custom Strings the Old Fashioned Way, By Hand

Gear Review: Recording King’s Harmonella Single 0 Offers a Modern Spin on a Vintage Vibe
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New Gear: Solomon Phidelity Gives a Nod to Classic Acoustic Guitars of Yore [VIDEO]

Weekly Workout: Be a Better Accompanist

Doug Wamble Couples Slide Guitar & D A D G A D Tuning for a Personal Sound
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Review: Taylor T5z Has Appeal For Electric Guitarists


