Showing posts with label Larry Carlton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Larry Carlton. Show all posts

Saturday, March 31, 2012

#45 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine - The Acoustic side of Larry Carlton

Features: Larry Carlton - Giddy Up; Stanley Yates - Just for the trill of it; Jay Graydon - L.A. studio legend's tribute to America; Howard Morgen - a plan for the plane; John Fahey - tribute to a pioneer; Music Transcriptions / TAB / CD contents: Larry Carlton, "Ridin' the Treasure"; Stanley Yates, "Courante (Suite No. 1); John Standefer, "Slow But Sure"; Jay Graydon, "The Star Spangled Banner"; Bill Piburn, "America The Beautiful"; William Kanengiser, "Lobster Tale"; Howard Morgen, "I've Got You Under My Skin"; John Fahey, "St. Louis Blues"; more

#45 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Back-Issue with CD available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

1986 ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons - a guitar genius conquers the world

Features: ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons - a guitar genius conquers the world; Jake E. Lee -how to succeed without really whammying; Atomik Tommy McClendon - UFO's unidentified flying axman; Larry Carlton - Mellow madness; Edward Van Halen interviews Les Paul; Robert Fripp's Guitar School; Yngwie Malmsteen declares marshall law; more

1986 November Guitar World Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

1988 Richard Thompson - Guitar's Cult Hero

Features: The Indescribable Richard Thompson; The Ramblings of Jack Elliott; Feature Music: Richard Thompson's acoustic guitar; a dulcimeric tour de force; a yuletide duet from Mair-Davis; some "Forgotton Pictures" you'll want to remember; Champaign Fiddler Alison Krauss; David Schnaufer; The Mair-Davis Duo; Workshops: Byron Berline -Fiddling in the studio; Larry Carlton - Guitar prayer part two; David Grisman - harmonies for hackers; Dan Crary - making strings last; John Renbourn - can you dance and play guitar?; Tony Trischka - the 5-string free of capo; more

1988 December Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1988 Frets: Mark O'Connor plays everything - and some say better than anyone!

Features: Mark O'Connor plays everything - and some say better than anyone!; Fast Folk Musical Magazine; Leonard Cohen's Songwriting Style; Patrick Street -an Irish band with no gimmicks; Mexico's legendary Gilberto Puente; Frets visits Blue Lion Dulcimers; Workshops: Julie Lyonn Lieberman - fiddling with pentatonics; Alan Munde- a nine-pound banjo solo from Allen Shelton; Bob Brozman - Slide Guitar made easy with open G tuning; Guest: Larry Carlton; Tony Rice - settling in to the recording studio; more

1988 November Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Monday, November 8, 2010

1986 GTR - Steve Howe & Steve Hackett

Contents: GTR - Steve Howe & Steve Hackett - Yes/Asia veteran Howe and Genesis alumnus Hackett join forces to explore the outer reaches of two-guitar arrangements and guitar synthesis; Larry Carlton - includes "Smiles and Smiles to Go" solo transcription; Darryl Jones on Bass; Color Poster - Mill Off The Wall 1986; Guitar History - Forrest White; Free Soundpage Record - David Tanenbaum, "Sonata K. 336"; New York Underground - The Bands; more

1986 September Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

1982 Gary Richrath of REO Speedwagon

He's the pedal to the metal guitarist propelling REO Speedwagon's hard driving attack. Shunning electronic effects, Gary fuels his leads with speed, vibrato, and harmonics. Climb aboard REO's rock bandwagon for an 11-year retrospective. With equipment sidebar.

Contents: Gary Richrath of REO Speedwagon; You're good. Now what?; Jay Graydon; Les Paul & Tal Farlow Movies, The Wizard of Waukesha & Talmage Farlow; Larry Carlton; Alexandre Lagoya, classical guitarist; Johnny "Guitar" Watson; more

1982 February Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Sunday, October 3, 2010

1989 Guitar Player Magazine: Programmable Multi-Processors - Can one box do it all?

Contents: Programmable Multi-Processors; Free Soundpage Record - The Sounds of Jimi Hendrix; Pro's Reply - Marvelous Mel Miller; Larry Carlton's Triumph; A private lesson with Paul Gilbert; Carl Perkins - Mr. Blue Suede Shoes; Jerome Harris' Double Life; Advanced Improv; Steve Vai's Martian Love Secrets pt. 5; more

1989 June Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Thursday, July 29, 2010

1979 Larry Carlton for Mesa Boogie Guitar Amplifiers

...a master of taste - one of the most in demand for studio dates - Larry's unmistakable sound speaks volumes clearly, and his style of sweet, sustaining soulfulness entrances audiences world wide. Hear Larry live and pick-up on his albums. this is guitar-style-creation in the making...on Mesa/Boogie.

Mesa Engineering

1979 Larry Carlton for Mesa Boogie Guitar Amplifiers Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com





Monday, July 12, 2010

1979 Larry Carlton, studio giant, guitar soloist

Cover: Larry Carlton, studio giant, guitar soloist

Contents: Larry Carlton, studio giant goes solo; David Gilmour - Pink Floyd lead guitarist; Alice Artzt - classical guitarist, composer and teacher; Lonnie Mack's Memphis - the use of pentatonic scales in a rock classic; Clarence Gatemouth Brown; Weldon Myrick; Flamenco today in Spain - ten young Spanish flamencists discuss their art; Sonny Greenwich; more

1979 May Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com