In this issue

TOP 10 TECHNIQUE PROBLEMS Solve them with GT 16 We could all do with a technique spruce-up and this lesson identifies 10 areas where a nip or a tuck here or there works wonders. Try it today!

Instrumental Inquisition!

Guitar instrumentals have supplied some of music’s most evocative moments. We asked some top guitarists for their take on this iconic movement. This month: Hong Kong-based prog, rock and blues guitarist, Jason Kui.

6 mins

Sort Out Your Top 10 Technique Problems!

Having identified 10 common areas of frustration Jon Bishop is out to supercharge your technique. So, if you feel your playing is stuck in a rut, or it’s simply time to explore some new ideas, look no further.

2 mins

Steve Lukather Interview

From Toto to Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Steve Lukather has consistently shown why he’s one of the finest guitarists on the planet. Here, he explains frankly why drink and overdrive don’t mix, talks us through the full-fat tones of his solo album, Transition – and gives us an exclusive masterclass on soloing like a pro. With Jamie Dickson.

7 mins

Morning Has Broken Traditional

You’ll probably know it best from Cat Stevens’ classic 1971 hit but here Bridget Mermikides arranges and transcribes a traditional tune often attributed to a Scottish hymn composer.

1 min

Warren Haynes

Join Phil Short as he delves into the richly diverse music of Warren Haynes, guitarist with The Allman Brothers, Gov’t Mule and The Dead.

1 min

Muse

This month Martin Cooper checks out the melodic prog-pop style of Devon band Muse, and inventive guitarist and frontman Matt Bellamy.

2 mins

Charlie Parker

What has sax giant Charlie Parker got to do with jazz guitar? Quite a lot, as it happens. John Wheatcroft explains the ‘Parker effect’.

2 mins

Walking Basslines

In this series from his Beyond Chord Melody book, Martin Taylor looks at scales and intervals to create inspiring basslines.

2 mins

Jefferson Airplane

Simon Barnard says welcome aboard this flight with San Fransisco’s psychedelic pioneers. So fasten your seatbelt, and prepare for take-off.

2 mins

Fretboard Fluency

Martin Goulding continues his series on developing fretboard fluency, with the eighth part in his series on the Melodic Minor scale.

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!