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Guitar Player Magazine - June 2017

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In this issue

Former Black Crowes guitarists Rich Robinson and Marc Ford have reunited to form the Magpie Salute, and GP gets the lowdown on their creative process and what it’s like working together again in a new group. Plus: 27 new stompboxes reviewed; Luther Dickinson’s life in five riffs; Bumblefoot on the art of anarchy; Gypsy-jazz ace Stephane Wrembel; Shane Theriot talks Live from Daryl’s House; a Howard Roberts 20-week chops-building bootcamp; learn how to swing Texas-style; play Howlin’ Wolf’s “Killing Floor” the right way; tips from the pros; gear reviews; classic GP columns; and more!

Guitar Player Magazine Description:

Publisher: Future

Category: Music

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Guitar Player educates, empowers, and inspires obsessed guitarists to sound better and play better. Through its comprehensive print, online, and social-networking media—as well as community-rousing events such as Guitar Superstar—Guitar Player feeds a player’s passion for mastering tone, technique, gear, technology, composition, and live performance. Revered for its insightful artist interviews, multi-faceted music lessons, and trusted product reviews since 1967, Guitar Player has influenced generations of players— including some world-renowned guitar stars—and continues to encourage and motivate serious guitarists of all ages, styles, and skill levels.