June 2017

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Double Strummed Octaves, and My Solo in “The Price Is Wrong”

By Mark Holcomb Published

Learn more about double strummed octaves in this lesson from Periphery's Mark Holcomb.

Lessons
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The Blissful-Sounding Major Add-2 Arpeggio

By Jimmy Brown Published

An introduction to minor add2’s blissful, optimistic sibling, the major add-2 arpeggio.

Lessons
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Horizontal and Vertical Natural-Minor Runs

By Oli Herbert Published

Examine horizontal and vertical natural-minor runs in this lesson.

Lessons
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Using Chord Positions As a Springboard for Soloing

By Andy Aledort Published

Chords
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Bert Jansch’s Multi-Faceted, Folk-Based Fusion

By Dale Turner Published

Musical Tips & Advice
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How to Create “Outside” Lines with Fourth Intervals

By Alex Skolnick Published

Back in the April 2017 issue, my column focused on fourths when creating rhythm parts and solos.

Lessons
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Taylor Guitars Academy Series 10e and 12e review

By Chris Gill Published

There are probably more good new acoustic guitars in the $500 and under street price range now than ever before in history (after adjusting for inflation, of course)

Acoustic Guitars
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Royal Thunder's Josh Weaver on New Record and Pedal Addiction

By Gregory Adams Published

“Tones are sources of inspiration for me. Even if I turn on a pedal for five seconds, if it adds to the song and makes it more dramatic it’s always worth it.”

Guitarists
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Review: Mono M80 Vertigo Gig Bag and Guitar Tick

By Paul Riario Published

It’s been over 20years since I actually used a guitar case to transport my electric guitar to a performance. I’ve always used gig bags.

Accessories
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Danish Black Metaller Myrkur Gives Update on New Album

By Jon Wiederhorn Published

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