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Al Di Meola Takes Classic Beatles Tunes to New Places

From the November/December 2020 issue of Acoustic Guitar | By James Rotondi After nearly 50 years exploring the most remote destina... Read More...

How Paul McCartney’s Fingerpick-and-Strum Guitar Technique Gave The Beatles’ “Blackbird” Its Distinctive Sound

McCartney’s unusual fingerpick-and-strum technique gives “Blackbird” its distinctive sound.

Album Review: Laurence Juber’s ‘The Fab 4th’ Is Full of Beatles Magic

From the July/August 2020 issue of Acoustic Guitar | By Blair Jackson LJ’s takes on The Beatles never get old This is Lauren... Read More...

“I Will”—Laurence Juber’s Solo Guitar Version of The Beatles Gem

From the July/August 2020 issue of Acoustic Guitar | By Adam Perlmutter When Laurence Juber arranged “I Will” for his latest Beatles album, The Fab 4th, he ... Read More...

Solo Guitar Arrangement: the Beatles’ ‘If I Needed Someone’

George Harrison's electric riffs work just as nicely on the acoustic and though this may be a challenging arrangement, it's worth practicing to achieve a properly rocking groove.

Laurence Juber Performs His Solo Acoustic Arrangement of The Beatles’ ‘Day Tripper’

From the October 2018 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY ADAM PERLMUTTER The brilliance of Laurence Juber’s approach to solo guitar arranging is perhaps best ... Read More...

Happy Birthday Emmylou Harris! Watch Her Sing the Beatles’ ‘For No One’

Emmylou Harris turns 71 today (but who's counting?), so we thought we'd offer this delightful video morsel to celebrate: Emmylou and an acoustic group playing t... Read More...

Throwback Thursday: Laurence Juber Plays the Beatles’ “I Saw Her Standing There”

Hey, it's the 54th anniversary of the day the Beatles' first British album, Please Please Me, hit Number 1 on the charts in England! It stayed in that top slot ... Read More...

How to Fingerpick the Beatles’ “Julia”

John Lennon added an interesting twist in the Beatles’ “Julia” by playing the same bass strings in the same order for each chord, regardless of which string held the root.

Learn the Acoustic Guitar Basics from the Beatles’ “Rocky Raccoon”

Posted by Andrew DuBrock Excerpted from Acoustic Rock Essentials: Ten Great Rock Strumming Patterns This pattern lifted from bluegrass boo... Read More...