When I was at USC studying music, I had the good fortune of working with Steve Trovato. If you don't know Steve, he's a helluva guitar player and he's published
It always seems to me that there are different practice routines for just about every person under the sun.
But what I notice often is that what works for one person
So I've been playing around lately with a new piece of software called Song Surgeon... I just got version 3 and as promised here's a little video of how I
General maintenance for your guitar is not only very useful but something that, if done correctly will ensure your guitar always sounds good and plays well... making it more enjoyable
100 years ago yesterday, Robert Johnson was born. Many would say he changed the course of Blues and Rock And Roll music forever during his short career.
He died a young
One of the questions I get a lot as an electric guitar player is about how to achiever certain (good?) tones. What types of guitars, pedals, amp, cables, tubes, picks,
I've often wondered about what your mind can do to improve your playing even when you don't have a guitar in your hands. As a teenager I remember vividly using