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CD and DVD Review: Jeff Beck - "Jeff Beck's Rock 'n' Roll Party: Honoring Les Paul"
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CD and DVD Review: Jeff Beck - "Jeff Beck's Rock 'n' Roll Party: Honoring Les Paul"

Jeff Beck’s latest release, Rock ’n’ Roll Party, is just that—a loud, fun-filled celebration of the music, life, and legacy of Beck’s biggest influence, Les Paul.

Stone Deaf FX PDF-1 Parametric Distortion Filter Pedal Review
Gear

Stone Deaf FX PDF-1 Parametric Distortion Filter Pedal Review

The PDF-1 pays tribute to the Mastro Parametric Filter

Schroeder Audio DB7 Amp Review
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Schroeder Audio DB7 Amp Review

The 45-watt, 6L6-driven amp favored by Wilco''s Nels Cline

Fierce Guitar: Intervallic Arpeggios
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Fierce Guitar: Intervallic Arpeggios

Dave Martone shows you how to combine an intervallic approach to playing arpeggios with some wicked hybrid picking

Gig-FX Peter Frampton MegaWah Pedal Review
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Gig-FX Peter Frampton MegaWah Pedal Review

A wah with four unique voices: Classic Wah, MegaWah, Triggered Wah, and Auto Wah.

MTD Kingston Saratoga Bass Review
Bass

MTD Kingston Saratoga Bass Review

The latest from Michael Tobias'' more affordable line combines familiar J bass features with newer conveniences

CD Review: Tommy Emmanuel, C.G.P. - "Little by Little"
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CD Review: Tommy Emmanuel, C.G.P. - "Little by Little"

Little by Little is an ambitious double album full of everything from delicate Beatles-inspired fingerpicking to the barn-burning instrumentals that have become a cornerstone of Tommy Emmanuel''s live shows.

Esoterica Electrica: Soul Searching - The Secret Life of Guitars
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Esoterica Electrica: Soul Searching - The Secret Life of Guitars

Can a guitar have a soul? Is there a spiritual essence or energy within a well-traveled instrument?

CD Review: Johnny Cash - "Bootleg, Volume 2: From Memphis to Hollywood"
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CD Review: Johnny Cash - "Bootleg, Volume 2: From Memphis to Hollywood"

Bootleg, Volume 2: From Memphis to Hollywood takes you back to the ’50s and ’60s, when Cash lived in the studio.