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Les Paul’s Original Black Beauty Tom Doyle, who was Les Paul’s luthier and tech for 50 years, graciously opened his vault to give GP an exclusive look at the 1954 Les Paul Custom (also know as “Black Beauty”) that forged the design for all future Les Paul guitars. We also check out the newest Slick Guitars, review killer new gear from Fender, Fishman, MXR, Rocktron, B.C. Audio, and others. Plus! In-depth interviews with Maroon 5 6-stringer James Valentine, Nashville badass Jack Pearson, Flux master Adrian Belew, guitar-a-holic John 5, amp wizard Steve Grindrod, and more. We also translate Jaco Pastorius' "Teen Town" for guitarists, break down the pentatonic minor and blues scales, and teach you the right way to play Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused." And much more!
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A glimpse of a feeling
With his guitar, looper and effects, Danish guitarist Jakob Bro captures moods in dreamy improvisations. His three recent and new releases are remarkable reflections on the mystery of music.
How I Wrote...\"Round and Round\"
Warren DeMartini reveals how he spun a riff into Ratt's pop-metal smash.
BOSS
Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Distortion
ORIGIN EFFECTS
M-EQ Driver pedal
DONNER
Rising-G Pro
SLICK
SL56
MAESTRO
Agena Envelope Filter, Arcas Compressor Sustainer, Mariner Tremolo, Orbit Phaser and Titan Boost
RENAISSANCE MAN
A celebration of the musical artistry and technological ingenuity of Boston's Tom Scholz.
AT THE SPEED OF Les
In 1948, Les Paul turned the recording industry on its head with \"Lover\" and its \"space-age\" guitars. Seventy-five years later, we're still reeling from his breakthrough multitrack single.
THE CUTTING-EDGE
From major stars to cult heroes, these players are experimenting across multiple genres, from jazz to metal and beyond.
