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On this episode we discuss my favorite guitar player, Warren Haynes. He's had a tremendous career with his band, Gov't Mule and also played with a long list of legendary players and bands. Let's learn about Warren!

ON this episode we discuss the value in learning (and accepting) what works best for you as a player!

Stainless frets have become yet another topic of debate amongst players on forums across the internet. Let's learn more about them, discuss some pros and cons and perhaps help you determine if they might be right for you!

Let's take a short look at the awesome Les Paul custom!

Let’s chat about this amazing design!  Short scale, offset body, interesting pickups and pickup selection options, as well as a super cool dynamic vibrato! I first got hit to this design about 10 years ago watching the ‪@EricHaugenGuitar‬ channel and was inspired to create my own ‪@RetroSoundGuitars‬ version to capture some of that Mustang mojo! Thanks to ‪@Puisheen‬ Mike Adam’s for the tutelage on proper Mustang set up! These guitars are a blast and definitely fill in a gap in most people’s collection. There’s a surprisingly diverse group of players who have used these guitars over the years. Let’s dive into a little history and learn more!

On this episode we discuss the massive success of Santana's "Supernatural" album. We talk about the songs, the gear and why it was such a success.

On this episode we discuss playing fast. Does it automatically mean you're a great player if you can? Are there examples of great players who couldn't (or didn't) play fast? Let's find out!

On this episode we discuss the famous Cream era Clapton sound he called "Woman Tone." What is it and how can we get it?

On this episode we discuss the legendary Rudy Van Gelder Fender 5E3 Tweed Deluxe. The amp responsible for some of the greatest recorded jazz guitar tones of the late 50's and early 60's.

On this episode we discuss the legendary Grant Green

On this episode we discuss what intonation is, why it's important and how to adjust it.

Today we discuss to original story of the Fender Synchronized tremolo system, why it's still in use today, relatively unchanged. We'll also discuss why its not actually a tremolo.

on this episode we discuss a small group of legendary Los Angeles studio players who crated a very unique 80s guitar sound and applied it to countless hit songs! Let's dive in!

Ever wonder what the difference is? Let's find out!

Want to find out who your favorite Blues & Classic Rock players were influenced by? This player started it all. Let's dive in!