Total Guitar #57 June 1999

Total Guitar #57 June 1999 Total Guitar is an interactive guitar magazine. Every issue brings songs to learn, with CD audio to help you play along, reviews of all the latest guitar equipment, and interviews with all the biggest names in the guitar world! Total Guitar regularly contains tablature for Rock, Acoustic, Punk, Blues, Classic Rock and Metal, as well as detailed profiles of guitarists and their specific techniques and playing styles.

Total Guitar is aimed at players who would like to learn how to play guitar, with dedicated beginner tutorials in acoustic and electric guitar, as well as helping those who can already play guitar to develop their playing style and learn new techniques and songs.
Total Guitar is mainly focused on tuition, but also has an expert gear reviews section that looks at the latest guitar equipment including guitars, amplifiers, pedals and accessories. Total Guitar also secures many exclusive interviews with guitarists from all kinds of genres and levels of playing, and has an in-depth features section.

On this issue:

Sean Chambers - Hot blues property, keeping the SRV legacy alive
Radiator - They recorded their album in a pub basement!
Creed - Alice In Chains? Creed has set them free...
Pist. On/Skinlab - More new metal bands to look out for
Sebadoh. A new drummer and album: their best to date, we say
Hurricane #1. Andy Bell gets all controversial
The Offspring - Give it to me baby, uh huh, uh huh...
Bad company - Yet another band reform: they just can't keep away!
Danelectro 59 DC. The famous Dan as cheap as ever
Aria Ams-04 acoustic. A petite, perfectly formed folk-style guitar
Dog VGS50 Multi-FX. Valve-tastic and it's portable too
Cornford Harlequin MK1. A six-watt practice amp... worth 399 pounds or no?
The Beatles - I Feel Fine. Simple Beatles stuff at die height of their fame
Novice - Bending. We'll make rock stars of you yet, just see
Advanced Rock - Steve Vai. Would you sell your soul to the devil to play like this?
TV Theme - Grand Vals. The one from the Nokia advert this month
Tech Special - Stereophonics. The Welsh combo's Top 10 hit, Just Looking
Blues - Jimi Hendrix. Awesome blues, Hendrix-style. Hearing is believing!
Jazz - Martin Taylor and Lagrene Bireli. Paying tribute to their guitar hero, Django
Acoustic - Page's Altered Tunings. More from the great one