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FEATURE JAZZ TO BLUES
This month John Wheatcroft looks at
Richard Barrett is on a mission to make you a better blues player – with full audio examples and backing tracks
LAST MONTH, I discussed some of the advantages of playing in a power trio, such as the open harmonic canvas that it affords me as a guitar player. “Threw Me to the Wolves” is a song of mine that prese
He was drawn into rock by the greats, but rock’s not the only string on his guitar.
The modern-day funk maestro on Strats, creative gear solutions, and why not to be swayed by the “mystique of gear”
With Joe Bonamassa having gathered the cream of the scene for the B.B. King’s Blues Summit 100 tribute album – and written the intro to this feature – we take an alphabetised look back at the blues legend’s classic tracks, hotel bombings, car crashes, conspiracy theories, towering infernos and more…
ON THE SURFACE, guitar trends in 1986 looked downright wild and perverse — a weird parade of shred-happy virtuosos, anthemic power pop heroes, dirtbag metalheads and eccentric alt-rock outsiders. But