June 2019

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A brief introduction to spaghetti western guitar – with tab!

By Damian Fanelli Published

This tasty genre is fun to play, easy on the ears, miles off the beaten path and charmingly weird

Lessons
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Review: Gretsch G6131-MY Malcolm Young Signature Jet

By Chris Gill Published

The Gretsch G6131-MY Malcolm Young Signature Jet nails Malcolm’s tone while also providing players with an outstanding instrument for developing their own sound.

Electric Guitars
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A Guide to Modal Slide Soloing in Standard Tuning

By Andy Aledort Published

It's super useful to familiarize oneself with modal scale positions and patterns and learn how to navigate them with the slide.

Lessons
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Tracii Guns Talks Revitalized L.A. Guns and Their New Album, 'The Devil You Know'

By Mark McStea Published

"Every time you work on something, it should be better than the last." Tracii Guns muses on the magic of L.A. Guns, and their inspired new album.

Music Releases
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The Ultimate Transition Chord, Part 2: Major and Bluesy dim7 Resolutions

By Jimmy Brown Published

Learn some interesting applications of this harmonic enigma, and a few ways to get more musical mileage out of it.

Chords
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Zac Tiessen: What's on My Playlist

By Guitar World Staff Published

What's Zac Tiessen listening to? Find out here!

Artists
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Composing from a Synth Arpeggiator Pattern

By Jason Richardson Published

Pick up a tricky lick from Jason Richardson.

Lessons
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Boss GT-1000 Guitar Effects Processor review

By Chris Gill Published

The Boss GT-1000 delivers extremely powerful guitar tone and effects capabilities in a stage-worthy, portable, all-in-one rig package

Effects & Pedals
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Meet the 'Red Dead Redemption II' Guitar Slinger, Woody Jackson

By Joe Bosso Published

Thanks to his evocative scores for video games such as Grand Theft Auto V, L.A. Noire, Red Dead Redemption and its sequel, Woody Jackson just might be the most-heard guitarist in the world today.

Guitarists
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Review: Eventide PowerMax

By Paul Riario Published

The PowerMax is so reliable that, once you use it, there’s no going back to anything else.

Pedalboards
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