Guitar Techniques June 2018

Guitar Techniques June 2018 PDF and Mp3 CD download. Take the UK’s foremost guitar teachers and players, and transfer their finesse and passion for music into a magazine! The magazine has established itself with guitarists who wish to better themselves as musicians in both the UK, Europe and as far afield as the USA and Hong Kong! When it comes to choosing music, GT’s Abba to Zappa policy means that there’s always something for everyone! We take pride in providing the most accurate transcriptions around, and cover a full range of styles. Every month we feature full transcriptions of guitar songs and instrumentals in every genre, from blues and rock, to acoustic and jazz. All the music in the magazine is included on a cover-mounted audio CD, complete with backing tracks and video master class to let readers play along.

Guitar Techniques June 2018 (#283) contents:

• Rhythm & Blues - 60s Invasion. When '60s British rock and rollers met the blues it led to The Kinks, Animals, Troggs and others, and a unique sound that lasted just a couple of years. Phil Capone has the story, and the licks.
• Focus On... Phrygian mode. Phrygian has an instantly recognisable sound, Jon Bishop brings you a delicious Spanish flavoured piece and something much heavier!
• Tchaikovsky - Dance Of The Reed Pipes. Even if the name's not familiar you'll definitely recognise the theme to TV's The Apprentice. Bridget arranges and transcribes it here.
• Blues. Ronan McCullagh gets to the nitty gritty of a man known as both The Iceman, and the Master of the Telecaster the amazing Albert Collins.
• Rock. Martin Cooper introduces the riff-laden, vocal harmony driven, prog flavoured, Kansas.
• Jazz. John Wheatcroft looks at one of jazz's most sophisticated sons, the brilliant Tuck Andress.
• Acoustic. Stuart Ryan heads Apache off at the pass with his Bruce Welch and The Shads' appreciation .
• Creative Rock. Shaun Baxter bridges scale tones with chromatic passing notes for long, flowing lines.
• Slide. Harrison Marsh looks at that most melodic and original slide player, George Harrison.
• Fretboard Fluency. Martin Goulding continues his series with another look at the airy sounding Lydian mode.
• In The Woodshed. Charlie Griffiths explains how players like Eric Johnson and others create long interval leaps with the use of string skipping.
• Video. Brett Garsed solos over. The Maple River. Brett continues this soloing masterclass series by explaining his fabulous improvised interpretation of another Jason Sidwell tune.

Text Format PDF, 100 pages. Original CD mp3 Tracks included. Video lesson enclosed.