Freddie King and the 1966 Beat
We love Freddie King and his classic DVD — “Freddie King The!!!!Beat 1966” — is an instant classic that deserves your rabid attention and ultimate devotion.
We love Freddie King and his classic DVD — “Freddie King The!!!!Beat 1966” — is an instant classic that deserves your rabid attention and ultimate devotion.
My D’Addario strings review is one of the most popular articles here on BolesBlues.com, so I decided to crack open my Anvil flightcase and share more of my guitar strings experiences with you. Today, we’ll take a look at Gibson Brite Wires. These strings are installed by default on all new Gibson Les Paul guitars. When your Les Paul Standard is the guitar headstock shown on the Brite Wires packaging, you begin to get the idea that Gibson especially wants you to use these strings on that guitar.

Gibson have created a fantastic new acoustic Blues guitar called the “Bluesmaster” to honor the great Keb’ Mo’.

Robben Ford has been around The Blues forever and he’s written lots of guitar books about The Blues and he has a deep and rich teaching catalog on DVD. In “The Art of Blues Rhythm” Robben teaches us that not every guitar needs to play the lead.

If you play the guitar, you gotta love Redd Volkaert and his mastery of the Fender Telecaster. Redd wants to teach you how to play Country Blues in his fantastic and warm and funny DVD, “TeleTwang.”

Continue reading → The Amazing Redd Volkaert and His TeleTwang
If you want to learn how to play Blues Guitar — you can go free, or you can pay — but there is really only one Blues master teacher. His name is John Ganapes and his Blues You Can Use series is phenomenal in the entirety of the teaching.

Justin Sandercoe will teach you how to play The Blues on your guitar for free online.

Electric guitarists the world over are always on the search for the very best strings and I can tell you right now the best strings — forget value and pricing even though these strings are cheap — are the D’Addario EXL110.

I am convinced our senses can heal us. Chicken soup saves the soul. Our eyes entertain the body. Our ears bring us the vibrations of joy. In my ongoing quest to find the right guitar amplifier, I thought I’d hit nirvana with Egnater Rebel 20 — but their terrible customer support was so sour that they curdled my joy. I am happy to report today that I have found my ultimate amp in the reissue of the Fender ’65 Princeton Reverb!

If you get into music full-bore to make up for 20 years of lost time, your effort quickly begins to ascend into the monetary stratosphere as costs pile up to bowl you over in that everlasting and neverending chase for “that sound.” The latest example of my overweening ear interest is demonstrated in my new obsession with Evidence Audio
amp, speaker and guitar cables. This is my story.

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