#41 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Back-Issue with CD available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Showing posts with label Lee Ritenour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lee Ritenour. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine #41 with CD - Lee Ritenour takes a classic turn
Features: Jim Nichols - quick change artist; Guy Van Duser -taking it all in stride; Lee Ritenour - Jammin' the classics; Charles Hunter - a ragtime discovery; Howard Morgen - tape this; Master Workshops: Craig Dobbins; Roger Hudson; Jorge Morel; Bill Piburn; Music Transcriptions / TAB / CD contents - Guy Van Duser "Crocus Waltz"; Charles Hunter "Possum and Taters"; Jim Nichols "Blues for John"; Lee Ritenour "Lagrima"; Bill Piburn "Let Me Call You Sweetheart"; Roger Hudson "Rafaela"; Craig Dobbins "Love Lifted Me"; Jorge Morel "El Choclo"; more
#41 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Back-Issue with CD available at www.GuitarPulp.com
#41 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Back-Issue with CD available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Bill Piburn,
Charles Hunter,
Craig Dobbins,
Fingerstyle Guitar,
Guy Van Duser,
Howard Morgen,
Jim Nichols,
Jorge Morel,
Lee Ritenour,
Roger Hudson
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine #24 with CD - The Allure of the 12 Fret
Features: Lee Ritenour; Keb' Mo'; Roy Rogers; Howard Morgen; 12 Fret Guitars; Master Workshops: Pierre Bensusan - Independence Day; Craig Dobbins - 60 minute gospel; Steven Eckels - Wingin' it; William Coulter -Can't pronounce it but it sure sounds good; Gerard Garno - Segovia's bout with Scarlatti fever; Tom Gannaway - And you thought Christmas was just a financial stretch; more
#24 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Back-Issue with CD available at www.GuitarPulp.com
#24 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Back-Issue with CD available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Andres Segovia,
Craig Dobbins,
Gerard Garno,
Howard Morgen,
Lee Ritenour,
Pierre Bensusan,
Roy Rogers,
Steven Eckels,
Tom Gannaway,
William Coulter
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
1979 Lee Ritenour Rock Guitar Fundamentals: Arpeggios - the key to good technique
...The point of this article is not to introduce you to arpeggios. What I would like to make you aware of is the fact that scales and arpeggios are essentially the same thing and do in fact end up in the same places...I don't care if you're a rock, jazz, classical, or country guitarist, practice the shit out of those arpeggios. It will pay huge dividends, musically and financially...
1979 Lee Ritenour Rock Guitar Fundamentals: Arpeggios 1-Page Article available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1979 Lee Ritenour Rock Guitar Fundamentals: Arpeggios 1-Page Article available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
arpeggios,
Guitar,
Guitar Instruction,
Guitar Lessons,
Lee Ritenour
Friday, May 20, 2011
1992 Guitar Player - Wah-Wah user's guide - Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton Transcriptions
Contents: Wah-Wah user's guide - Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton Transcriptions - "White Room" Solo, "Voodoo Chile"; NAMM; Lee Ritenour; Rick Vito; The Church's Marty Willson-Piper; Adrian Belew; My Bloody Valentine; Delta Blues Secrets; Workshops; more
1992 May Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1992 May Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Adrian Belew,
Blues,
Eric Clapton,
Guitar,
Jimi Hendrix,
Lee Ritenour,
Marty Willson-Piper,
NAMM,
Rick Vito
Saturday, November 6, 2010
1986 Special Report: Guitar synthesizers & MIDI
Contents: The new guitar revolution synthesis; History & Development; Building Sounds -the basics; First Steps; How to buy a synthesizer; MIDI; Guitar meets MIDI; Putting MIDI to work; Glossary; What's missing in MIDI; Free Soundpage Record - Synclavier recording by Henry Kaiser & Bill Frisell; Sampling Basics; Hardware; Roland GR-700 & GR-77B; Ibanez MCI; Controllers; Roland Compatibles; Pedal Steel Interface; Artists; On SynthAxe - Allan Holdsworth & Lee Ritenour; On Roland - Andy Summers, Steve Morse, Robert Fripp, Steve Carnelli; On Synclavier - John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola with programmer Dan Mockensturm, Frank Zappa; In Color - Southwest Guitar Show; George Lynch - Rockin' with Dokken; more
1986 June Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1986 June Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Al Di Meola,
Allan Holdsworth,
Andy Summers,
Bill Frisell,
Dokken,
Frank Zappa,
George Lynch,
Henry Kaiser,
John McLaughlin,
Lee Ritenour,
Robert Fripp,
Steve Carnelli,
Steve Morse,
synthesizer
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
1978 Guitar Player Magazine's Poll Winners - Overall Best Guitarist Steve Howe & more
Hundreds of you cast ballots for those you feel are the best - and not necessarily the most popular guitarist in each of the 15 categories.
Overall Best Guitarist - Steve Howe
Best Rock Guitarist - Jimmy Page
Best Jazz Guitarist - Al DiMeola
Best Bass Guitarist - Stanley Clarke
Best New Talent - Eddie Van Halen
Best Acoustic Blues - Michael Bloomfield
Best Electric Blues - Johnny Winter
Best Steel Guitarist - Buddy Emmons
Best Folk Guitarist - Leo Kottke
Best Guitar Album - Al DiMeola's Casino
Best Pop Guitarist - Les Paul
Best Studio Guitarist - Lee Ritenour
Best Classical Guitarist - Julian Bream
Best Flamenco Guitarist - Paco de Lucia
Best Country Guitarist - Roy Clark
Gallery of the Greats - Five time winners no longer eligible for future polls; Leo Kottke, Chet Atkins, Jose Feliciano, B.B. King, Carlos Montoya, Andres Segovia, Rusty Young
1978 Guitar Player Magazine's Poll Winners 3-Page Article available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Overall Best Guitarist - Steve Howe
Best Rock Guitarist - Jimmy Page
Best Jazz Guitarist - Al DiMeola
Best Bass Guitarist - Stanley Clarke
Best New Talent - Eddie Van Halen
Best Acoustic Blues - Michael Bloomfield
Best Electric Blues - Johnny Winter
Best Steel Guitarist - Buddy Emmons
Best Folk Guitarist - Leo Kottke
Best Guitar Album - Al DiMeola's Casino
Best Pop Guitarist - Les Paul
Best Studio Guitarist - Lee Ritenour
Best Classical Guitarist - Julian Bream
Best Flamenco Guitarist - Paco de Lucia
Best Country Guitarist - Roy Clark
Gallery of the Greats - Five time winners no longer eligible for future polls; Leo Kottke, Chet Atkins, Jose Feliciano, B.B. King, Carlos Montoya, Andres Segovia, Rusty Young
1978 Guitar Player Magazine's Poll Winners 3-Page Article available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Al Di Meola,
Buddy Emmons,
Eddie Van Halen,
Guitar,
Jimmy Page,
Johnny Winter,
Julian Bream,
Lee Ritenour,
Leo Kottke,
Les Paul,
Michael Bloomfield,
Stanley Clarke,
Steve Howe
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
1990 Adrian Belew Goes Mainstream (Sort of)
Cover: Adrian Belew
Contents: Adrian Belew Goes Mainstream (Sort of); Recreating an Acoustic Classic - Schoenberg reincarnates one of Martin's rarest and most expensive 1930's steel-strings, the OM-45 Deluxe; Don Everly; Robert Johnson Revisited; Oscar Cartaya; Lee Ritenour, Jazz Guitarist; more
1990 September Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Contents: Adrian Belew Goes Mainstream (Sort of); Recreating an Acoustic Classic - Schoenberg reincarnates one of Martin's rarest and most expensive 1930's steel-strings, the OM-45 Deluxe; Don Everly; Robert Johnson Revisited; Oscar Cartaya; Lee Ritenour, Jazz Guitarist; more
1990 September Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Adrian Belew,
C.F. Martin,
Don Everly,
Guitar,
Lee Ritenour,
Oscar Cartaya,
Robert Johnson
Friday, September 10, 2010
1978 Lee Ritenour, Best Studio Guitarist, for Morley pedals
"I thank the readers of Guitar Player Magazine for this honor...and Morley, for the greatest line of pedals made." Lee Ritenour
Lee Ritenour, Winner, Best Studio Guitarist, 1977 Guitar Player Magazine Poll
Morley - the failsafe pedal - no pots, gears or batteries, indisputable the choice of more professionals than any other pedal. We build them failsafe because your career depends on it - and so does ours.
1978 Lee Ritenour, Best Studio Guitarist, for Morley pedals Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Lee Ritenour, Winner, Best Studio Guitarist, 1977 Guitar Player Magazine Poll
Morley - the failsafe pedal - no pots, gears or batteries, indisputable the choice of more professionals than any other pedal. We build them failsafe because your career depends on it - and so does ours.
1978 Lee Ritenour, Best Studio Guitarist, for Morley pedals Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Monday, August 9, 2010
1979 Guitar Stars - Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones
Cover: Keith Richards
Features: Keith Richards in Toronto; Peter Frampton Interview; Pete Townshend; Histories: The Beatles; Fleetwood Mac; Discographies: Neil Young; Jimi Hendrix; Photo Features: Guitar Stars Gallery; Mark Farner Tribute; Kiss Pickers in action; Profiles: Joe Walsh, Pat Travers, Van Halen, Dave Mason, Lee Ritemour, Dave Davies, Jerry Garcia, Mick Jones, Bruce Cockburn, Warren Zevon, The Brothers Johnson; Color Pinups: Tom Petty, Rick Mielsen, Peter Frampton, Mick Jagger & Keith Richards, The Beatles, Pete Townshend & Keith Moon, Keith Richards, Talking Heads David Byrne & Jerry Harrison, Sid Vicious; more
1979 April Guitar Stars Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Features: Keith Richards in Toronto; Peter Frampton Interview; Pete Townshend; Histories: The Beatles; Fleetwood Mac; Discographies: Neil Young; Jimi Hendrix; Photo Features: Guitar Stars Gallery; Mark Farner Tribute; Kiss Pickers in action; Profiles: Joe Walsh, Pat Travers, Van Halen, Dave Mason, Lee Ritemour, Dave Davies, Jerry Garcia, Mick Jones, Bruce Cockburn, Warren Zevon, The Brothers Johnson; Color Pinups: Tom Petty, Rick Mielsen, Peter Frampton, Mick Jagger & Keith Richards, The Beatles, Pete Townshend & Keith Moon, Keith Richards, Talking Heads David Byrne & Jerry Harrison, Sid Vicious; more
1979 April Guitar Stars Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Dave Mason,
Fleetwood Mac,
Jimi Hendrix,
Joe Walsh,
Keith Richards,
Kiss,
Lee Ritenour,
Mark Farner,
Neil Young,
Pat Travers,
Pete Townshend,
Peter Frampton,
The Beatles,
The Rolling Stones,
Van Halen
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
1982 Three Great Players with Ibanez Guitars - Joe Pass, George Benson & Lee Ritenour
3 Great Players, 3 Great Styles, 3 Great Guitars
George Benson and the Ibanez GB10. A warm woody sound in an instrument that is versatile and compact. Designed by George for Ibanez.
Joe Pass and the Ibanez JP20. The classic jazz guitar brought into the '80's clean, clear and sweet. Designed by Joe for Ibanez.
Lee Ritenour and the Ibanez LR10. The definitive semi-acoustic with pure, thick tones and soulful response. Designed by Lee for Ibanez.
This trio of guitar greats has helped Ibanez bring you a trio of great guitars - the GB10, the JP20 & the LR10. See them at your Ibanez dealer.
1982 Ibanez Guitars - Joe Pass, George Benson & Lee Ritenour Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

George Benson and the Ibanez GB10. A warm woody sound in an instrument that is versatile and compact. Designed by George for Ibanez.
Joe Pass and the Ibanez JP20. The classic jazz guitar brought into the '80's clean, clear and sweet. Designed by Joe for Ibanez.
Lee Ritenour and the Ibanez LR10. The definitive semi-acoustic with pure, thick tones and soulful response. Designed by Lee for Ibanez.
This trio of guitar greats has helped Ibanez bring you a trio of great guitars - the GB10, the JP20 & the LR10. See them at your Ibanez dealer.
1982 Ibanez Guitars - Joe Pass, George Benson & Lee Ritenour Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
George Benson,
Guitar,
Ibanez,
Joe Pass,
Lee Ritenour
Friday, July 9, 2010
1979 Lee Ritenour - Poll-Winning Studio Guitarist, Jazz-Rock Soloist
Cover: Lee Ritenour - Poll-Winning Studio Guitarist, Jazz-Rock Soloist
Contents: Lee Ritenour; Mick Jones - lead guitarist for Foreigner; Tommy Caldwell - bassist for Marshall Tucker Band; Lawrence Lucie - Jazz Guitar great; guitar synthesizers; Roger Mayer - the electronics wizard behind Hendrix's effects; American Guitar part IV; more
1979 February Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Contents: Lee Ritenour; Mick Jones - lead guitarist for Foreigner; Tommy Caldwell - bassist for Marshall Tucker Band; Lawrence Lucie - Jazz Guitar great; guitar synthesizers; Roger Mayer - the electronics wizard behind Hendrix's effects; American Guitar part IV; more
1979 February Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
Labels:
Foreigner,
Guitar,
Jimi Hendrix,
Lawrence Lucie,
Lee Ritenour,
Marshall Tucker Band,
Mick Jones,
Roger Mayer,
Tommy Caldwell
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