Learn to Play in Open G
A lesson on how to play fingerstyle blues in this popular open tuning, using examples from classic songs by Elizabeth Cotten, Robert Johnson, and more.
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For the Sake of the Song: Accompaniment Tips and Techniques
From the January 2018 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY JEFFREY PEPPER RODGERS
Great accompaniment is an art that an audience may feel but not notice. The guitar w... Read More...
A Survey of British Fingerstyle Guitar from the 1960s to the Present
This generation of British guitarists created a body of work that set the template for modern players while helping extend the expressive range of the steel-string guitar in general.
Book Review: A Definitive Look at the Life of Blues Legend Robert Johnson
From the September/October 2019 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY GREG CAHILL He was cursed, but not by the devil—rather, it was his first b... Read More...
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The Way Music Works | Acoustic Guitar Plus
A step-by-step guide to using the fundamentals of music to unlock both the fretboard and your creativity.
How to Play Fingerstyle Rock on Your Acoustic Guitar in Dropped-D Tuning
Excerpted from Acoustic Rock Basics
Dropped-D tuning has been popular among many influential folk and Celtic players. One example is Scottish folk guitari... Read More...
Book Review: A Definitive Look at the Life of Blues Legend Robert Johnson
From the September/October 2019 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY GREG CAHILL He was cursed, but not by the devil—rather, it was his first b... Read More...
Video Lesson: How to Play Bottleneck in a Range of Styles
From the July/August 2019 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY PETE MADSEN Slide/bottleneck guitar can evoke flavors ethereal and lyrical or aggressive and bombas... Read More...
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Video Lesson: A Look at Richard Thompson’s Stunning Acoustic Guitar Style
When Richard Thompson plugs in his Stratocaster, fireworks regularly ensue. But his playing is equally brilliant when he picks up a Martin, Ferrington, or Lowden and goes unplugged.
Throwback Thursday: DADGAD Master Davey Graham Plays ‘She Moved Through the Fair’ in 1963
Though still not very well-known in the U.S., English guitarist Davey Graham (1940–2008; his first name is sometimes spelled "Davy" on some of his records) was ... Read More...