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IMPROVE YOUR LEGATO
This month RGT’s Simon Barnard is here to help you improve your legato playing with some smooth, slinky and slippery licks.
NICKEL CREEK
A minute’s all it takes to discover what makes a great musician tick. Before they jumped into their limo for the airport, we grabbed a quick chat with bluegrass picking sensations’ Sean Watkins and Chris Thile.
ROCKIN' & A-ROLLIN' 10 INFLUENTIAL 50s PICKERS
Fresh back from a UK tour with rock and roll legend Shakin' Stevens, Jon Bishop guides us through some of the key components of the rock and roll guitar style.
VIDEO MASTERCLASS: Shane Theriot
In this instalment of GT's popular Star Video feature, US session guitar ace Shane Theriot performs and discusses his tasty solo over Jason's funk-rock track, Bump And Bind. Jon Bishop is your guide.
JUSTIN SANDERCOE
The founder of justinguitar.com lends GT his insight as one of the world's most successful guitar teachers. This month: The Band.
MITCH DALTON
The studio guitarist's guide to happiness and personal fulfilment, as related by our resident session ace. This month: Playing Out From The Backline.
THE CROSSROADS BB King
For this month's Crossroads, John Wheatcroft meets the Chairman of the Board, as he explores the string bends, vibrato, note choices and feel of a blues legend.
KIKO LOUREIRO
This month Charlie Griffiths lays down the gauntlet with five scary licks from Brazil’s Mega(deth) rock and power metal monster!
KEEPING THE PEACE
Recorded during the pandemic simultaneously with 2021's Heavy Load Blues, Gov't Mule's Peace... Like a River is an exercise in taking risks. It was also, says Warren Haynes, \"a way of not going crazy.\"
THE LAST REBEL
When Gary Rossington died, Lynyrd Skynyrd lost its last link to the band's hell-raising origins. In this tribute, Johnny Van Zant and Rickey Medlocke recall his music, legacy and southern spirit.
Django Explained
Stephane Wrembel delivers insights on Django Reinhardt's style of gypsy jazz.
Rhythm of Nations
How former West African star Peter One returned to music on his solo debut, Come Back to Me.
AN AMERICANA SALUTE TO VETS AND LIFE BUDDIES
Nashville's Billy Dawson makes a musical tribute that supports soldiers and service dogs, with help from Billy Sheehan and others.
COLE CLARK - True Hybrid TL2ECBLBL-HSS
HOLY HYBRID! WHAT an intriguing acoustic/electric premise, promising the best of both worlds.
DANELECTRO -'59 Triple Divine
BACK IN 1959, Danelectro founder Nathan Daniel introduced the Deluxe model, an innovative and low-cost electric guitar that featured a \"shorthorn\" double-cutaway body made of pine and hardboard, a pair of single-coil pickups housed in lipstick tubes (originally sourced from cosmetics maker Max Factor), and a bolt-on neck with a distinctive Coke-bottle headstock.
PRS SE Zach Myers Signature
FOR ALL THE big-name players who have been drawn to Paul Reed Smith guitars, Zach Myers' dedication to the brand is hard to beat.
How Django Changed My Life
The gift of a Django Reinhardt album has kept on giving.
DUANE BETTS STEPS OUT SOLO
The guitarist makes his full-length debut with Wild & Precious Life, featuring guests Derek Trucks and Marcus King.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Duane Allman's death might have been the end of the Allman Brothers Band. Instead, it marked the start of a remarkable era in the group's life — and rock history.
MESA'S GREATEST HITS
The company's Mark VII 1x12 combo puts the long-running amp maker's best-loved circuits in one compact rig.
TIP SHEET
\"Put the guitar down.\" On his solo recordings or with Jason Isbell, Sadler Vaden lives by these pointers.
FRESH LEFTOVERS
From slide to fingerstyle, Catfish Keith's modern technical virtuosity makes old-time country blues simmer with new flavors.
The Vintage Acoustic Maker No One Talks About Today
In the early 1920s, Lyon & Healy rivaled Martin with X-braced tops and plenty of bling.
MY CAREER IN FIVE SONGS
Kansas founding guitarist Rich Williams picks his greatest cuts from the group's 50-year history.
Bare Necessities
Walrus Audio presents an accessible set of pedals that is designed to last the journey all the way from beginner to pro
WE WANT IT ALL, AND WE WANT IT NOW
One minute they were taking the bus and watching their Top Of The Pops performance in a shop window, the next they had the world at their feet. With Queen’s debut album turning 50 this year, we look at the birth of the band that went from stars in their eyes and fierce ambition to rock royalty
The Basement Tapes
Lars Fredrik Frøislie fought off the blues by giving his imagination free rein: he dreamed of the last battle of the Norse gods, a place in the sun, cosmic omens, and the stark beauty of a Norwegian winter. Now Wobbler's mastermind talks to Prog about singing in his native tongue and staying sane with his solo album, Fire Fortellinger.
Working Class Hero
Flag-waving Les Paul Junior lover Billie Joe Armstrong gets a new signature in typical showman style and with a fresh pickup design that dates back to the late 50s. Let's plug in!
IN MEMORY OF FRANCIS MONKMAN
Despite a long career, classical musician-turned-founder member of Curved Air, Francis Monkman preferred to avoid the spotlight and allow his playing to take centre-stage instead. A key member of Sky and the supergroup 801, his recent death from cancer at the age of 73 has left behind a remarkable musical legacy that combines his passions for all things progressive and classical. We pay tribute to the pioneering instrumentalist.
GALEN AYERS & PAUL SIMONON
The unlikely duo discuss art as inspiration, tapping into the creative spirit of Mallorca and the forthcoming Kevin Ayers' reissues.