ALBERT KING Was he the greatest ever?
He’s influenced household name guitarists, while many more have used elements of his style in their playing. We show how top players tip their hats to a giant, and how you can too.

THE CROSSROADS
Jazzy chord voicings
John Wheatcroft shows how the brilliant Kirk Fletcher spices up his superb blues rhythm work with tasty jazz chord voicings.

COUNTRY-BLUES-ROCK
Where Styles Collide
Create exciting new lead sounds by tracing how players like Albert Lee, Joe Walsh, Dickey Betts, Vince Gill, Keith Urban and others use interesting note and scale combinations.

THE CROSSROADS
Eric Johnson
John Wheatcroft demonstrates the Texan master musician’s almost unrivalled flair for walking a tightrope between many styles.

JUMP BLUES JIVIN’!
Play like the legends
Andy Saphir takes a deep dive into one of the most exciting, foot-tapping, and infectious styles around. You’ll learn bags of great chord approaches plus a barrell of new licks!

THE CROSSROADS
Jimmy Herring
John Wheatcroft introduces the bluesy-fusion style of this super guitarist who’s played with many greats including John McLaughlin..

PLAY BETTER SOLOS!
Update your chops today
Jon Bishop is here to give every area of your technique the boost it’s been waiting for. Start the year with this great soloing workout, and set the scene for your next playing phase.

THE CROSSROADS
Django licks for blues
John Wheatcroft shows that there’s much to be gained by the blues player from looking at how the great gypsy jazzer phrases.

THE ROLLING STONES
Keith, Brian, Mick & Ronnie
Andy Saphir checks out the playing of the four guitarists that gave each era of the band its unique sound: Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, and Ronnie Wood.

THE CROSSROADS
Robben Ford chord style
John Wheatcroft checks out the brilliant comping style of the revered guitarist we think of mostly as a master of lead feel and tone..

EPIC CHORDS
Mateus Asato, Hendrix & more!
Andy Saphir dives into the harmonically rich chords used by guitar phenomenon Mateus Asato, plus Jimi Hendrix, Prince and more.

THE CROSSROADS
Jimmy Bryant
John Wheatcroft uncovers a guitarist who Barney Kessel called “the fastest and the best”, and who was Albert Lee’s great influence..

JOY TO THE WORLD
Jamie Humphries
Rock, Brian May and Joe Satriani-style!

THE HOLLY AND THE IVY
Stuart Ryan
This easy-to-master piece will still impress!

MODERN BLUES SOLOING
The wonderful Josh Smith wraps up his fourpart series uncovering the secrets of his style, with a look at jump blues. Using hybrid picking he shows you a range of examples that you can incorporate into your own playing.

PLAY FINGERSTYLE BLUES
Like 10 acoustic legends
Stuart Ryan is here to show you the styles of some of blues and ragtime’s greatest ever players. So put down that electric, pick up your flat-top box and prepare to pick out the blues!

HERBIE HANCOCK’S TRIADS
With Lorne Lofsky
The Canadian jazz virtuoso explains how he uses Herbie Hancock-style extended triads on the guitar to get richer harmonic results.

BLUES-ROCK WORKOUT
Ultimate practice session!
We have seven separate topics to hone your skills in all areas including picking, fretting, string bending, legato and a whole lot more to get your blues-rock chops right up to scratch.

THE CROSSROADS
Lorne Lofsky
This amazing jazz musician gives you an exclusive video masterclass on harp harmonics. John Wheatcroft is your guide..

POWER PENTATONIC LICKS! Moore, Page, Johnson, etc: 
David Gerrish brings you a whole new lickbag to spice up your solos, all using the Major and Minor Pentatonic scale, and featuring the above plus, Rory, Clapton, JoBo and more.

THE CROSSROADS Greg Koch: 
John Wheatcroft shows how this extraordinary guitarist connects an array of different styles and genres to create his amazing solos.

JOAO PENAMBUCO Sons de Carrilhoes: 
Declan Zapala plays this famous ‘choro’ piece by the early 20th Century Brazilian composer.

SOUTH AMERICAN RHYTHMS
Six exciting styles to play
Jon Bishop has a fascinating lesson for you, uncovering the elements of this exciting continent’s rhythms, with influences coming from Spain, Portugal, Africa and beyond.

THE CROSSROADS
John Scofield’s jazzy blues
John Wheatcroft describes how Scofield and others add sophistication to their blues with jazzier phrases and tastier scale choices..

ROCKIN’ AND A-ROLLIN’!
10 exciting solos to learn 
Jon Bishop brings you 10 great guitar solos to play, in the style of the most groundbreaking players of the era. Chuck Berry, Link Wray, Carl Perkins, Scotty Moore, Buddy Holly & more!

THE CROSSROADS
BB King jazzy blues
John Wheatcroft analyses and explains how King and other blues and jazz players create motifs that connect to form cohesive solos.

MO’ BETTER BLUES
Jo Bonamassa and friends 
We check out Joe’s modern blues stylings and those of six friends and colleagues: Eric Gales, Joanna Connor, Larry McCray, Josh Smith, Joanne Shaw Taylor, and Kirk Fletcher.

THE CROSSROADS
Metheny’s hip Pentatonics
Learn how Pat Metheny and others use a host of creative ideas to make the Minor Pentatonic scale sound hip, sophisticated and exciting..

ERIC CLAPTON
Five style studies
Andy Saphir looks at 5 eras in EC’s mega career: Beano, Cream, Derek & The Dominos, Journeyman & Unplugged. With authentic sounds and feels there’s tons here to learn.

THE CROSSROADS
Lage Lund
John Wheatcroft shows how this Norwegian jazzer plus other players use specific intervals to make their solos sound harmonically savvy!

DAVID GILMOUR
Dark Side...50 years on
Jamie Humphries celebrates this era-defining album with five mini pieces in the style of Pink Floyd’s melodic master: Spacey Chords, Clean Soloing, Blues-Rock Soloing, Acoustic, Slide.

ROY BUCHANAN
Master of the Telecaster
One of the most individual of all guitarists, Buchanan picked, bent and sustained notes like no-one else. John Wheatcroft investigates

JEFF BECK
Ten things we can take
John Wheatcroft pays tribute to this absolute guitar legend with 10 aspects of his style that we can borrow and bring into our own playing. Plus there are three full mini pieces to play.

THE CROSSROADS
Six hot picking trailblazers
John Bishop reveals six country innovators who had more than a dash of jazz in their licks, and who influenced the later Nashville pickers..

12 STRAT BLUES LEGENDS
From classic to modern 
Andy Saphir shows how, from Eric Clapton to John Mayer, Buddy Guy to Stevie Ray, Robert Cray to Philip Sayce and more, the Stratocaster has given each player their own unique voice.

THE CROSSROADS
Hendrix fiery Pentatonics
John Wheatcroft delves into how Hendrix made so much more of Pentatonic scales than their simple, five-note structure might suggest.

JIMMY PAGE
Riffing, soloing, fingerstyle 
The quintessential rock guitar legend, Page has it all, from writing legendary riffs, to edge-of-your-seat solos, acoustic tunings and picking. Jon Bishop delves deep into his many styles.

THE CROSSROADS
Billy Butler
This jazzman had a style that was tasteful and musical. John Wheatcroft checks out his jazzyblues licks, chord phrasing and more..

HANK MARVIN
Original British Guitar Hero
Jon Bishop presents three pieces, exploring the many facets of a guitarist whose influence on music has been no less than staggering. Plus: Hank talks all about instrumentals!

THE CROSSROADS
George Benson’s Blues
John Wheatcroft shows how this mightily gifted jazz guitarist still has his roots in the blues, with tons of great licks to learn.

FOLK-ROCK
8 Legends Of The Genre
Stuart Ryan delves into the styles of eight stars from a genre that’s uniquely British. His article features altered tunings, electric and acoustic themes, odd time signatures and tons more!

THE CROSSROADS
Joe Diorio
John Wheatcroft shows at how this giant of a musician, who worked with the greats and helped found GIT, blends jazz and blues lines.

His many styles explained
Andy Saphir looks at the various lead, rhythm and acoustic styles of one of the most complete guitarists of the last 50 years, with five great mini pieces to learn and play.

THE CROSSROADS
Scott Henderson
John Wheatcroft looks at how this fabulous guitarist mixes blues, jazz and rock sensibilities with technique that challenges and inspires.

BRITISH BLUES INVASION
Eric, Peter, Jimmy & more
Jon Bishop highlights the guitar styles of Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck, who shook up the blues and sold it back to its American homeland!

THE CROSSROADS
Tomo Fujita
John Wheatcroft looks at the jazzy-blues stylings of this legendary Berklee tutor, who mentored pop-blues superstar John Mayer.

8 ACOUSTIC LEGENDS Turbocharge your chops
This brilliant feature from Stuart Ryan looks at eight amazing guitarists who pushed acoustic playing to new heights, or invented entire genres to change acoustic music’s direction.

THE CROSSROADS The Guitar Trio
John Wheatcroft celebrates the release of the trio’s Saturday Night album, with a look at John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola and Paco De Lucia.

GEORGE HARRISON
Riffs, strums, melodies, slide
During his Beatles and solo careers George was the master at ‘playing for the song’. John Wheatcroft spotlights four of his most compelling guitar-playing traits.

THE CROSSROADS
Eric Gales
John Wheatcroft examines how this mighty blues-rock guitarist uses sequential Penatonics to add motion and fluidity..

HOW TO PLAY LIKE RORY GALLAGHER 
Blues, acoustic, slide, Rock And Celtic

BLUES-ROCK SOLOING
Blend the Major scale with the Blues scale for rich lead lines

DOMENICO SCARLATTI
Sonata K208 Learn this joyous piece arranged for solo guitar

THE CROSSROADS
Jimmie Vaughan 
John Wheatcroft looks at the prime influence on little brother Stevie Ray, and what you can gain from his authentic approach to blues.

BOOGIE, SHUFFLE & SWING!
Best blues guitar rhythms
Rhythm guitar is not the poor relation to flashy leads. In fact it’s possibly the most important part of your technique bag. This super lesson will get your rhythm chops bang up to speed!

THE CROSSROADS
Pat Martino made easy!
While ‘easy’ is not exactly true, there are many things that bluesers can learn from this jazz legend, as John Wheatcroft explains.

THE CROSSROADS 
10 Iconic 335 Players
John Wheatcroft celebrates GT’s issue 335 with a super feature detailing the many styles that Gibson’s semi and its brethren have inspired.

VIVA SATRIANI!
Four Mini Pieces & more!
Jamie Humphries looks at the styles that make Joe so unique and admired. Plus: new Satriani interview, and a host of top players tell us their top Satch tracks and say why they love him.

THE CROSSROADS Holdsworth connections
It’s five years since we lost this brilliant player. While his chops were scary, John Wheatcroft says we can all learn from Allan’s music.

INSTRUMENTAL INQUISITION
We quiz the enigmatic John 5 on his approach to writing and playing instrumentals.

ROCK THE ’80S!
14 examples, 4 full pieces
Jon Bishop trawled his album collection to dig out an array of guitar styles from this musically vibrant decade. Rhythm and lead, clean and dirty tones, easy and tricky, it’s all here!

THE CROSSROADS
Clapton’s Major/Minor mix
John Wheatcroft examines how Eric Clapton and other greats seamlessly mix up Major and Minor lines to make their solos stand out.

GO GLOBAL! ROCK THE PLANET!
Scales from around the globe
John Wheatcroft has scoured the world for interesting scales that can enrich and enliven your playing with new sounds. No matter what style you play, there’s something here for all.

THE CROSSROADS
Joe Pass intros & endings
The brilliant jazz guitarist was famous for his solo guitar renditions of jazz standards. Learn some of these and you’re sure to impress.

FLY ROUND THE FRETS!
60 years of rock legato
While basic legato styles had existed in the 60s, when Van Halen turned up, everything changed. Jamie Humphries shows how legato styles have developed from 1978 until now.

JAZZ MEETS JIMI?
The 7#9 chord connection
The 7#9 chord had been used in jazz for years before the Seattle genius discovered it. John Wheatcroft explains the 7#9 connection.

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Guitar Techniques Magazine - October 2021

Guitar Techniques Magazine - October 2021

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