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Guitar Player

Sep 01 2022
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The only magazine committed to the most experienced and serious guitar players. Get Guitar Player digital magazine subscription today for the finest lessons and master classes, interviews with top artists, recording tips, and extensive product reviews.

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Guitar Player

EXPERIENCE HENDRIX • With the HDRX 100, Paul Reed Smith lets guitarists bask in the spirit of Jimi Hendrix’s Marshall Super Lead.

GOING BIG • Josh Smith’s band grows a larger horn section. The result is his big-band extravaganza Bird of Passage.

TIP SHEET • Grammy-winning jazz guru Bill Frisell delivers advice to make performance a pleasure.

MY CAREER IN FIVE SONGS • Joe Ely shares highlights from his rockabilly career and recalls his former Lubbock, Texas, neighbor: Buddy Holly.

The Flirty Dozen • Fender’s Electric XII wooed late-’60s guitarists, but the course of true love ran any way but smooth.

Confidence, Man • Impossible to upstage, Roy Brown let his guitarists try their best.

Blue and Improved • With a few mods, this budget 1967 Teisco K2L lab rat became a great playing — and priceless — custom build.

SOME KIND OF MONSTER • Kirk Hammett set out to write background music. Instead, he created the four horror movie–themed guitar instrumentals that make up his debut solo effort, Portals.

LIVING ON THE EDGE • WRITTEN AND RECORDED PIECEMEAL ON DAYS OFF BETWEEN GIGS, CLOSE TO THE EDGE COALESCED INTO A PROG-ROCK MASTERPIECE. ON THE ALBUM’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY, STEVE HOWE REVEALS HOW YES CREATED THEIR GREATEST TRIUMPH.

AND THEN THERE WERE THREE • Following a 13-year hiatus, Porcupine Tree regroup with one less member and a broader musical palette. Steven Wilson explains why this is a new beginning for the progressive-rock group — or maybe the end of the road.

REPRO MAN • Steven Wilson reflects on his career as the record industry’s hot remixer.

The LAST SINGING COWBOYS • He tutored under Woody Guthrie and influenced a young Bob Dylan. Now 90, folk legend Ramblin’ Jack Elliott reflects on his role in the postwar folk revival and a life spent making music.

KING of the ROW • With more than 700 albums to his credit — including his Dean DeLeo project, Trip the Witch — Nashville session ace Tom Bukovac is one of the world’s busiest guitarists. Here he shares the guitars behind Music Row’s biggest records.

A STRANGE NEW WORLD • Is NAMM history? The Anaheim event gave insights to the future of acoustic gear — and of the show itself.

WHAT SHOULD I PRACTICE? • In the first part of this two-part lesson, great guitarists share advice on how to make the most of your time in the woodshed.

Let It Rub • Trey Anastasio on using “rubs” to open up standard tuning.

MARTIN • 0012-28 and 000-42 Modern Deluxe

REVEREND • 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Six Gun HPP

PHIL JONES BASS • Nanobass X4 digital amp

POSITIVE GRID • Spark MINI smart guitar amp and bluetooth speaker

ELECTRO-HARMONIX • Nano Pulsar

SUBSCRIBE & SAVE 82% PLUS FREE GUITAR GODS: THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION

How I Wrote… “Close My Eyes Forever” • Lita Ford looks back at her badass signature 1989 power ballad.


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 100 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: Sep 01 2022

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The only magazine committed to the most experienced and serious guitar players. Get Guitar Player digital magazine subscription today for the finest lessons and master classes, interviews with top artists, recording tips, and extensive product reviews.

YES MEN

Guitar Player

EXPERIENCE HENDRIX • With the HDRX 100, Paul Reed Smith lets guitarists bask in the spirit of Jimi Hendrix’s Marshall Super Lead.

GOING BIG • Josh Smith’s band grows a larger horn section. The result is his big-band extravaganza Bird of Passage.

TIP SHEET • Grammy-winning jazz guru Bill Frisell delivers advice to make performance a pleasure.

MY CAREER IN FIVE SONGS • Joe Ely shares highlights from his rockabilly career and recalls his former Lubbock, Texas, neighbor: Buddy Holly.

The Flirty Dozen • Fender’s Electric XII wooed late-’60s guitarists, but the course of true love ran any way but smooth.

Confidence, Man • Impossible to upstage, Roy Brown let his guitarists try their best.

Blue and Improved • With a few mods, this budget 1967 Teisco K2L lab rat became a great playing — and priceless — custom build.

SOME KIND OF MONSTER • Kirk Hammett set out to write background music. Instead, he created the four horror movie–themed guitar instrumentals that make up his debut solo effort, Portals.

LIVING ON THE EDGE • WRITTEN AND RECORDED PIECEMEAL ON DAYS OFF BETWEEN GIGS, CLOSE TO THE EDGE COALESCED INTO A PROG-ROCK MASTERPIECE. ON THE ALBUM’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY, STEVE HOWE REVEALS HOW YES CREATED THEIR GREATEST TRIUMPH.

AND THEN THERE WERE THREE • Following a 13-year hiatus, Porcupine Tree regroup with one less member and a broader musical palette. Steven Wilson explains why this is a new beginning for the progressive-rock group — or maybe the end of the road.

REPRO MAN • Steven Wilson reflects on his career as the record industry’s hot remixer.

The LAST SINGING COWBOYS • He tutored under Woody Guthrie and influenced a young Bob Dylan. Now 90, folk legend Ramblin’ Jack Elliott reflects on his role in the postwar folk revival and a life spent making music.

KING of the ROW • With more than 700 albums to his credit — including his Dean DeLeo project, Trip the Witch — Nashville session ace Tom Bukovac is one of the world’s busiest guitarists. Here he shares the guitars behind Music Row’s biggest records.

A STRANGE NEW WORLD • Is NAMM history? The Anaheim event gave insights to the future of acoustic gear — and of the show itself.

WHAT SHOULD I PRACTICE? • In the first part of this two-part lesson, great guitarists share advice on how to make the most of your time in the woodshed.

Let It Rub • Trey Anastasio on using “rubs” to open up standard tuning.

MARTIN • 0012-28 and 000-42 Modern Deluxe

REVEREND • 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Six Gun HPP

PHIL JONES BASS • Nanobass X4 digital amp

POSITIVE GRID • Spark MINI smart guitar amp and bluetooth speaker

ELECTRO-HARMONIX • Nano Pulsar

SUBSCRIBE & SAVE 82% PLUS FREE GUITAR GODS: THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION

How I Wrote… “Close My Eyes Forever” • Lita Ford looks back at her badass signature 1989 power ballad.


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