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IN THIS ISSUE:
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Highly accurate tab transcriptions of 12 songs:
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"Ramblin' Man"Allman Brothers Band
"Don't Keep Me Wonderin'"Allman Brothers Band
"Second Chance" Shinedown
"Even Flow"Pearl Jam
"Breaking the Law"Judas Priest
"Walking on the Moon"The Police
"Come On Get Higher"Matt Nathanson
"Peggy Sue"Buddy Holly
"No Matter What"Badfinger
"Look On Yonder's Wall"Paul Butterfield Blues Band
"Spiderwebs"No Doubt
"I Got You (I Feel Good)"James Brown
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In the fall of 1969, the Allman Brothers Band released their self-titled debut album. That patchwork of soul, country, jazz, blues, and rock made an immediate impact on the scene and marked the beginning of a 40-year career and a timeless legacy of southern rock, guitar harmony lines, and live jams. At the heart of it all was guitarist Duane Allman's dexterous and expressive slide guitar lines and Dickey Betts's melodious blues licks. Writer Bob Gulla delves into the history of this magical band. PLUS! Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks give writer Dave Rubin the lowdown on what it's like to walk in the shoes of Duane and Dickey.
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Profiles on Nashville session ace Brent Mason, L.A. studio guitarist Carl Verheyen, and Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorham, as well as reviews of Jeff Beck's Live at Ronnie Scott's, Mike Stern, Rory Gallagher, and more!
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Learn about synch rights and how to get your music placed in film and television in this issue's Tip Jar.
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Mastodon guitarists Brent Hinds and Bill Kelliher explain how they used tough love to craft riffs that thrive on their new album, Crack the Skye.
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Learn how to replicate Andy Summers's shimmering flange and delay sounds on "Walking on the Moon" by the Police in this month's Dial Tone.
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Reviews of the exciting new Taylor T3, Digitech RP1000, Danelectro's Dead On '67, and more in Gear Here!
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Barn-burnin' banjo rolls, spider chording, and chromatic passing tones—you get it all in this month's lesson columns!
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Compare five reverb pedals in this issue's Soundcheck column.
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