In this issue

Reggae guitar Rock steady, Marley & more: Reggae and its relative styles is way more subtle, varied and complex than you may imagine. Jon Bishop is a big fan and will enthuse you too!, ROBERT WADSWORTH LOWRY: How Can I Keep From Singing: This hymn was re-worked by folk legend Pete
Seeger and adopted by the quaker movement. Now here’s Bridget’s sublime arrangement...

Session Shenanigans

The studio guitarists guide to happiness and personal fulfilment, as told by session ace Mitch Dalton. This month: Nightmare On New Street!

4 mins

Instrumental Inquisition!

Guitar instrumentals have supplied some of musics most evocative moments. We asked some top guitarists for their take on this iconic movement. This month: Norwegian melodic rocker beloved of Zakk Wylde, TNTs Ronni Le Tekro.

3 mins

Play Reggae Guitar Dub, Skank, Rocksteady...

Jon Bishop looks at the wonderful world of reggae guitar. With five stylistically contrasting performance pieces for you to learn, you might be surprised at just how deep this music is.

2 mins

Brett Garsed Masterclass

This month Brett Garsed demonstrates some astonishing faux pedal steel slide guitar over an upbeat sounding pop groove from Jason. Jon Bishop is your guide.

2 mins

Gary Clark Jr

Join Ronan McCullagh this month as he examines the innovative style of a young bluesman from Austin, Texas:

2 mins

Kasabian

For his latest column Martin Cooper looks at the style of Leicesters Kasabian, purveyors of finely-crafted songs in the classic Britrock vein.

2 mins

Grant Green

John Wheatcroft looks at one of the most admired, the most imitated and most sampled guitarists ever in jazz and popular music.

2 mins

Brad Paisley

Yee-haw! This month Stuart Ryan examines how one of Nashvilles hottest Telecaster pickers transfers those scary skills to the acoustic guitar.

2 mins

Derek Trucks

Continuing his exploration of great slide players Harrison Marsh examines the style of one of the finest ever, the awesome Derek Trucks.

2 mins

Fretboard Fluency

In this months instalment Martin Goulding continues exploring harmony with extensions based on the minor7 chord. Lets go Dorian!

2 mins

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Guitar Techniques Magazine Description:

Guitar Techniques is a monthly guitar magazine published in the United Kingdom by Future Publishing. It was first published in 1984 and is currently one of the most popular guitar magazines in the world.

The magazine covers all aspects of guitar playing, from beginner lessons to advanced techniques. It also features interviews with guitarists, reviews of new gear, and transcriptions of classic solos.

Guitar Techniques is a popular read for many guitarists, and is known for its high-quality content and informative articles. It has helped many guitarists improve their playing skills.

Here are some of the things you can expect from Guitar Techniques magazine:

* Beginner lessons
* Intermediate and advanced lessons
* Interviews with guitarists
* Reviews of new gear
* Transcriptions of classic solos
* Technique articles

If you're looking for a magazine that will help you learn new techniques and stay up-to-date on the latest gear, then Guitar Techniques is a good choice. Subscribe today and start improving your playing!