Issue Archive

February 2007

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FEATURES ERIC CLAPTON AND J.J. CALE Blowin’ Down the Road... Despite appearing onstage together only twice (at shows 27 years apart), they‘ve been collaborating continuously since early...

January 2007

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FEATURES In Detail Fender’s 1962-’81 Jazz Bass Introduced in 1960 to provide players with a feel and sound that varied significantly from Fender’s Precision, the Jazz Bass...

December 2006

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FEATURES PETER FRAMPTON Fingerprints on the Fretboard(s) The guitarist/vocalist and world-record holder for the most popular live album ever recorded sits down to discuss his new guest-heavy...

November 2006

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FEATURES TOM PETTY & MIKE CAMPBELL Guitars at Heart for 30 Years Through 30 years and 50 million records, their guitar-inspired music has never pandered to fans,...

October 2006

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FEATURES IN DETAIL The Gibson “Les Paul SG” Entering the 1960s, Gibson saw the continuing potential in the market for solidbody guitars – but not for its...

September 2006

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FEATURES LEFTY FRIZZELL’S GIBSON/BIGSBY J-200 Lefty Frizzell was one of country music’s most influential artists, and a true honky-tonker. With his first royalty checks, he bought...

August 2006

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FEATURES BILLY SQUIER Emerging from the East Coast pop-music scene, he rose to fame in the early 1980s playing cool guitars and making full use of...

July 2006

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FEATURES ELLIOT EASTON Driving The New Cars In the late ’70s, The Cars rolled out to become the preeminent American band carrying the “new wave” flag, and...

June 2006

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FEATURES IN DETAIL Gretsch’s 1953-’57 Duo Jet Gibson’s Les Paul and ES-295 gave credibility to painted guitars, and by the mid ’50s Gretsch was making all of...

May 2006

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FEATURES BASS SPACE The Travis Bean TB 4000 Wedge Though Travis Bean was a mere flash-in-the-pan ’70s builder, its unique, funky Wedge models left an impression that...
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