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Pickup Music – Country Guitar
Riff of the Month: Fontaines D.C. – Favourite
Guitar Tricks: Classic Surf-Rock
Play Like Deep Purple
Essential Altered Tunings
Five Acoustic Genres
Classic Track: Stevie Ray Vaughan – Pride And Joy
Open-mic Songbook: The Killers – Runaways

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Pickup Music – Country Guitar

How to think like a country guitarist - Daniel Donato | Pickup Music - YouTube

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Riff of the Month: Fontaines D.C. – Favourite

Guitar Lesson: Fontaines D.C. - Favourite - YouTube

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Guitar Tricks: Classic Surf-Rock

How To Play Surf Guitar Easy | Guitar Tricks - YouTube

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Play Like Deep Purple

Roger Glover, Ian Gillan and Simon McBride of the English rock band Deep Purple perform in concert during Alma Festival on June 13, 2024 in Madrid, Spain — (Image credit: Mariano Regidor/Getty Images)

Essential Altered Tunings

Molly Tuttle Tommy Emmanuel masterclass — (Image credit: Gutiarist)

Five Acoustic Genres

Phoebe Bridgers — (Image credit: Lorne Thomson/Redferns)

Classic Track: Stevie Ray Vaughan – Pride And Joy

Open-mic Songbook: The Killers – Runaways

Chris was Editor of Total Guitar magazine from 2020 until its closure in 2024, when he became Lesson Editor for Guitar World, MusicRadar and Guitar Player. Prior to taking over as Editor, he helmed Total Guitar's world-class tab and tuition section for 12 years, helping thousands of guitarists learn how to play the instrument. A former guitar teacher, Chris trained at the Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM) in Guildford, UK, and held a degree in Philosophy & Popular Music. During his career, Chris interviewed guitar legends including Brian May and Jimmy Page, while championing new artists such as Yungblud and Nova Twins. Chris was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer in April 2024 and died in May 2025.