The Riot Grrrl movement feels like one of the last real revolutions in rock and punk, and not just because of its feminist, anti-capitalist politics. As this short music history video shows, Riot Grrrl was one of the last times anything major happened in rock music before the internet. And it’s especially thrilling because it all started with zines!
Taylor Guitars has made a sweeping change to its 700 series, shifting from its longtime tonewood pairing of rosewood and spruce to an all-Hawaiian-koa body construction. The guitars feature new select-grade koa wood that boasts rich color variegation and straight-grain structure. They are designed with ultra-thin matte finish and a modified back bracing pattern to produce a punchier, more vibrant koa guitar.
Benevolent Basses has some pretty interesting designs, including the Carnival. The hollow body bass features beautiful curves, artistic sound holes, and three large wooden knobs for the controls. This bass has a flamed maple top with a walnut body. Its neck is made from maple and purpleheart with a Pau ferro fingerboard. It is fitted it with Acoustic soapbars by Mamapickups. It also has Hipshot hardware and GHS strings.
If you play ukulele, then you should have a case to protect your instrument. A lot of beginners think that because they got affordable ukuleles it's not that important to get a case. However, the truth is, if you have an inexpensive instrument you need a ukulele case because your ukulele breaks a lot easier than more expensive ukuleles. If you already have an expensive instrument, then you shouldn’t risk breaking it either. In other words, every player should own a case to protect their instrument.
This un-traditional guitar instruction book by Grammy-Nominated Music Educator Mike Overly, author of Guitar EncycloMedia,
With 50 timeless lessons, collected from daily interactions with in-person and on-line students, Guitar Fretboard Truth will truly revolutionize your guitar playing experience by giving you unique and insightful views not available anywhere else - and that's the Truth!.
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This un-traditional bass instruction book by Grammy-Nominated Music Educator Mike Overly, author of Bass EncycloMedia.
With 50 timeless lessons, collected from daily interactions with in-person and on-line students, Bass Fretboard Truth will truly revolutionize your bass playing experience by giving you unique and insightful views not available anywhere else - and that's the Truth!
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Shot at The Franklin Theatre in Franklin, Tennessee and featuring guest performances by Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Joe Bonamassa. Taylor says: It was an incredible evening and a show I’ll never forget. I’m so proud of the film, and I’m honoured to have been joined by some of my friends for this special concert.
One of the things that I didn’t know was that Bon Jovi’s Hugh McDonald played bass on this extremely funky joint, “I’ve Got to Use My Imagination” as performed by Gladys Knight and the Pips. The song was written and originally performed by Barry Goldberg in 1973. Through a site called secondhandsongs.com, I also discovered a lot of other cool versions of this cut and I highly recommend checking them out.
What was once the realm of multi-effects units is now occupied by a wealth of units that exhaustively tackle one thing. As ever in pedal land, our new 2022 round-up contains a generous selection of remakes of old favourites, but there’s also a sense of innovation and envelope-pushing on display throughout. Today's builders are less obsessed with slavish recreation and more interested in asking: ‘What happens if?’
Recorded in May 1956, Introducing Kenny Burrell was the guitarist’s debut album for the Blue Note record label. Curiously, though, it wasn’t his first session as a leader for the New York-based company. On February 10, 1956, Burrell had recorded his first Blue Note session, then followed it up with another one a month later.But for reasons only known to producer Alfred Lion, those recordings were canned, before eventually appearing on later Blue Note albums.
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