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By Richard Barrett Published
This lesson presents an improvised blues solo as a launchpad for your own improv

By Andrew Daly Published
It was 1970. The British prog institution was in transition, full of inspiration, and ready to do what it takes. No-one saw what came next

By Matt Owen Published
Two new models are inspired by Bonamassa’s prized 1937 00-18 Shade-Top

By Matt Owen Published
From the Archive Beck was asked to follow Slowhand’s footsteps out of the Yardbirds and into the Bluesbreakers before he decided to go solo

By Huw Price Published
Dubbed the ‘Fretless Wonder’, the Les Paul Custom waltzed onto the scene in 1954. This particular mid-’50s model found its way into the hands of two guitar heroes

By Tony Bacon Published
Beyond the tales of Clapton’s lost ’Bursts, the guitarist reached for a variety of instruments during his tenure in Cream, from the iconic ‘Fool’ SG to a mid-’60s ES-335

By Chris Gill Published
Played by Waters throughout the final two decades of his career, this bright red Tele has been displayed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Metropolitan Museum of Art

By Jonathan Horsley Published
Endless vitriol for flubbed notes, seeing every performance as some kind of competition. Where does this stop? As Bonamassa says, it put one artist in therapy
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