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The article presents guitarist Andy Timmons' emotive and highly refined string bending approaches and techniques.

The article provide information of the guitar player Michael Lee Firkins who is known for creating melodies and musical moods, and also discusses the Firkins' signature playing techniques in which he mimics the sound of a slide guitar without using a slide.

The article discusses the tensions and extensions included in the guitar which the musicians label as 'jazz chords.' Topics include the most widely used fingering and voicing for this chord played across the top five strings; funk guitarist, such as Cory Wong, choose to strip their chords down to the essential notes typically two- and three-note shapes played on the higher strings; and repeating two-bar funk rhythm exercise demonstrating ways to mix and match these various partial chord types.

The article explores the melodic phrasing and signature fretboard navigation techniques of ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, along with information on the performance of the American singer, B.B. King.

The article presents information on American guitarist Marty Friedman’s music technique and scale mastery.

The article presents geometric fretboard movements to play on electric guitar instrument created by guitarist Steve Howe and also discusses his fascination with non-mainstream musical styles, rhythmic concepts, and his melodic ideas.

The article explores how to mimic the exotic, melancholy sound of the Japanese Musical instrument koto.

The article focuses on the works of singer Ozzy Osbourne, his music albums " Blizzardof Ozz", "Diary of a Madman", and Bark at the Moon, his work with music band Black Sabbath, and his association with guitarists Randy Rhoads and Jake E. Lee.

The article offers suggestions for using pivot Arpeggios for guitarists to generate cool-sounding repetition licks.

The article offers tips on adopting the guitar-playing techniques of guitarist Jimmy Herring.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for learning the modal melodic pocket approach of playing guitar used by guitarist Neal Schon.

The article presents instruction for learning play guitar.

The article discusses the GearFest 2018 music festival held by music retail giant Sweetwater in Fort Wayne, Indiana from June 22-23, 2018 which featured performances by musical artists Mike Stanley, guitarist Nick Bowcott, and guitarist Nita Straus.

The article offers instructions on using of quick position shifts and sudden movements along the strings while playing guitar which is similar to the technique used by guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen, and also presents sheet music for the same.

The article discusses the technique to play natural harmonics on acoustic and electric guitar music.

The article discusses the music artist Wes Hauch who has been an icon in the metal and shred guitar community with his stand-out performance in the song "Mile Zero".

The article discusses Western Swing music which is also known as Texas Swing music, information on the usage of different instruments for producing such type of music includes lap steel guitar, percussions, and pedal steel.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for use of chromatic phrasing in the guitar by Steve Lukather.

In this article, the author discusses about the use of neighbors tonnes and sheet music.

The article focuses on the four types of movement found in contrapuntal theory which were used by guitarist Steve Morse in his playing including parallel motion, similar motion, and contrary motion.

The article offers information on Sweetwater's GearFest 2019 which to be held in the musical instrument retailer's home base of Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The article offers information on teaching pieces focusing on the fretting-hand reach techniques of English guitarist and composer Allan Holdsworth, and mentions topics including his guitar performance, compositional techniques, and unique approach to music.

The article presents a guitar lesson for guitar techniques blurry slip-and slide licks and phrasing of guitarist Guthrie Govan.