Issue Archive

August 2004

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FEATURES THE BASS SPACE The Kramer Duke If you think the headless, downsized Duke series was conceived and designed as a copy of the groundbreaking Steinberger bass,...

July 2004

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FEATURES THE BASS SPACE Mosrite "TV" Model Ventures Bass Many consider custom-color Fenders the definitive surf instruments, but Mosrite and the Ventures formed the preeminent ’60s band/brand...

June 2004

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FEATURES ERIC CLAPTON Slowhand Meets Mr. Johnson His new album pays homage to Robert Johnson, and he’s hosting two whopper guitar events in June. In an exclusive...

May 2004

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FEATURES FENDER'S JAZZMASTER In the midst of its scramble to compete with Fender by developing the radical Flying V and Explorer, Gibson likely didn’t realize Leo...

April 2004

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FEATURES THE PARSONS/WHITE STRINGBENDER From the origins of country-rock to Jimmy Page, Metallica, and a slew of modern country-pickin’ wizards, the string bender lends unique sounds...

March 2004

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FEATURES EARL SLICK Zig Zag Back to the Top Earl Slick landed a dream gig in ’74, playing with David Bowie on three monumental albums and tours....

February 2004

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FEATURES ON THE ROAD TO ’59 Gibson‘s late-’70s/early-’80s Les Paul “Pre-Reissues” Despite going through a period of great strife, Gibson responded to player demand and produced...

January 2004

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FEATURES PAT MARTINO The jazz legend is a national treasure and inspiration to musicians and music lovers of all stripes. His career spans four decades, and...

December 2003

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FEATURES LOS STRAITJACKETS The instrumental quartet distinguishes itself with a two-guitar attack and eyecatching live show. Onstage, they mix humor with talent – and address the...

November 2003

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FEATURES BRAD PAISLEY Country‘s Newest Star Keeps Nashville Tele-Tuned His new album debuted at #1 on Billboard’s country chart and he’s being called the next big traditionalist...
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