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Tribute To The Musicians We Lost In 2020
December 14, 2020
The musicians we lost in 2020 were highly influential and contributed immensely to culture. Continue reading
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The musicians we lost in 2020 were highly influential and contributed immensely to culture. Continue reading
There are plenty of bassists that started late. Many of them played another instrument and then jumped to bass later in life. Continue reading
There are so many famous pedalboard setups. Sometimes the same guitarist will have different setups for different situations. This is partly because of the seemingly endless amount of guitar pedals in the market. As a result, the possible combinations are endless.
Joe Pass is one of the most influential jazz guitarists ever. His playing style has influenced countless generations of jazz musicians. Continue reading
Chris Cornell was one of the architects of grunge in the early 90s. He is one of the three most important figures in this movement, the other two being Kurt Cobain and Eddie Vedder.
Bob Dylan has been a staple of music and culture for over 50 years. He’s considered by many one of the greatest songwriters to ever live.
Released in February of 1970, “Fire and Rain” has been a staple of fine songwriting for 50 years.
Guitarists are a dime a dozen. Unique guitarists are not. And then there are those who stand in the rarified air of having their unique guitar playing styles widely imitated.
Earlier this month, we witnessed a historical mass day of observation – Blackout Tuesday. Many called it the largest modern showing of solidarity in the fight against racism that the Black Lives Matter organization has ever seen.Continue reading
Johnny Cash: real name or not? Even though he passed nearly two decades ago, Johnny Cash is still popular today — even outside of his genre. His songs still have a profound impact on his listeners and his legend will probably outlive most of his peers.Continue reading