Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, January 1979

May 13 2013 1:07PM
Tedesco's joke gets out of control when he starts faking mistakes on the theme to "Davy Crockett." More...

Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, May 1979

May 7 2013 1:43PM
Tedesco spices up a track with some jazzy playing on a 4-string banjo More...

Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, September 1978

Apr 17 2013 1:40PM
Tedesco forms a jazz group, makes an album, and hones his ability to play in odd time More...

Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, July 1978

Apr 15 2013 1:56PM
Tedesco offers some strategies for dealing with music that looks to be "unplayable" More...

Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, May 1978

Apr 5 2013 2:37PM
A live gig at the Baked Potato in Hollywood helps Tedesco clear his head from 20 years of studio work More...

Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, February 1978

Apr 1 2013 4:29PM
Tedesco discusses the importance of knowing what to leave out when tackling a tough piece of music More...

Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, November 1977

Mar 27 2013 2:44PM
Tedesco fakes some oud parts on a nylon-string guitar for the TV show "Baretta" in this Studio Log from November 1977 More...

Tommy Tedesco's Studio Log, October 1977

Mar 25 2013 2:53PM
In this October 1977 Studio Log, Tedesco gets a Dan Armstrong Orange Squeezer compressor and rocks out on three Awards shows More...

Kerry Marshall Jr. on Winning Strange Arrange 2012

Dec 13 2012 12:00AM
Guitar Player, Bass Player, Keyboard, and Electronic Musician were among the sponsors of the 2012 Strange Arrange competition held in Nashville at the Limelight Entertainment Venue during summer NAMM on July 14. More...

Ian Neville on Getting Funky

Aug 15 2012 12:00AM
“I’m 30 for 30,” says Ian Neville, regarding his attendance at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival for each of his 30 years on the planet. More...

Warren Haynes Is a Man In Motion

Oct 24 2011 12:00AM
“Before I’d ever heard of Cream or Jimi Hendrix, I heard soul music,” exclaims Warren Haynes, whose new album, Man in Motion [Concord] is a paean of sorts to his first musical inspirations. More...

Steve Cropper on the 5 Royales

Feb 13 2012 12:00AM
When Steve Cropper was in high school, he was a huge fan of the 5 Royales and their guitarist, Lowman Pauling, covering their tunes and being influenced by Pauling’s hip, minimalist style. More...

Name the Guitar Hero Nuggets From The Guitar Player Archives

Dec 1 2010 1:00AM
WHEN YOU PUT TOGETHER A SONG, DOES it just come to you, or is it a process where you sit down with your guitar? More...

Jim Marshall A Remembrance

Jul 1 2010 1:00AM
IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC MAGAZINE publishing, Jim Marshall was probably just as important as the musicians he photographed. More...

Mark Whitfield On Delivering On Live TV

Jun 1 2010 1:00AM
THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION “Who played that great solo with Sting on the Hope for Haiti Now broadcast?” is Chris Botti sideman Mark Whitfield. Unlike some of the people on that telecast, Whitfield knows how to bring it on More...

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