Track of the Week: “Heartbroken, In Disrepair,” by Dan Auerbach
I don’t have a ton to say about Dan Auerbach’s “Heartbroken, In Disrepair,” from the Keep it Hid album . I just like it. When Chris, one of my students, […]
Track(s) of the Week: The progeny of “Little Wing”
Few people dispute that Jimi Hendrix’s musical DNA has proliferated throughout rock and roll. I would wager that Hendrix is cited as an influence by guitar players more often than […]
Track of the Week: “Rumble,” by Link Wray and His Ray Men
Listen first, then we’ll talk… Now what if I told you “Rumble” by Link Wray and His Ray Men was released in 1958, before distortion became the sonic texture of […]
How to recycle your strings
As a practicing guitar player, you should change your strings every month or so. When you do, be sure to recycle your strings. Don’t just throw them in the trash […]
Track of the Week: “Life in the Fast Lane,” by the Eagles
I love the Eagles. They are terribly underrated and often left out of discussions about great classic rock bands. They had everything going for them: strong vocal harmonies, killer guitar […]
Track of the Week: “People Get Ready,” by Jeff Beck
Wow, this song brings back memories. Music is so compelling because it can shift your emotional center from its current position, whatever that may be, to something totally different. Music […]
Women can melt your heart — and your face!
I have confession to make. I’m a bit of a woman’s rights advocate. You can thank my wife Pam for that. Nothing’s better than being married to an intellectual, independent […]
Track of the Week: “Reelin’ In The Years,” by Steely Dan
“Reelin’ In The Years,” by Steely Dan is one of my all-time favorite tunes. It has great lyrics, excellent musicianship and incredible lead guitar work. Steely Dan, led by keyboardist […]
Track of the Week: “One Word (Peace),” by The Subdudes
The Subdudes are a bit of a throwback. A group of older gentleman that grew up in the 60’s when America was at war with Communism and the words “love” […]
Track of the Week: “Time,” Pink Floyd
David Gilmour, the lead guitarist for Pink Floyd, is often known for his minimalist approach to soloing. Although it is true that Gilmour‘s picking hand isn’t doing a lot during […]
Anne Arundel Guitar Lessons 