1979 Lloyd Green for Sho-Bud LDG Model 6150 Pedal Steel Guitars

Lloyd Green, one of the bright stars of the Nashville recording world insists on playing only the Sho-Bud Pedal Steel Guitar. His LDG Model 6150 is unique in every way...a showpiece that has become the standard for professional musicians everywhere. Other Sho-Bud models include the new Super Pro, the Pro I, II, and III, and the Maverick. See your Gretsch dealer...

1979 Lloyd Green for Sho-Bud LDG Model 6150 Pedal Steel Guitars Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Jeff Newman Pedal Steel Guitar Lesson - How to use chromatic strings

If you play pedal steel guitar you are undoubtedly aware of what the term "chromatics" means. When I first started playing there wasn't yet such a thing as chromatic tuning on any steel guitar...I finally learned that they are the first two strings on the E9 tuning, F# and D#...The true E9 tuning starts on the third string (G#), and the chromatic strings are on the outside. This in itself causes most new pedal steel fans to give up the ghost when they first start to play...

1979 Jeff Newman Pedal Steel Guitar Lesson -Chromatic strings 1-Pg Article available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Pickin' Magazine - History of the Violin

Contents: Cover Story: The Artist and His Idea; History of the Violin; Hank Penny - Western Swing Pioneer; Winnie Winston - Pedal Steel Guitarist with a dual career; Bobby Slone - left handed fiddler; Wheelin' and Dealin' with Curly Ray Cline; What performers do offstage; Cass County Cut-Ups; Michael Esposito and the Lost World String Band; The Unseen side of a banjo; more

1979 April Pickin' Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1972 Guitar Player Annual Artist Issue - Chet Atkins, James Burton, Jerry Byrd, Roy Buchanan, Leo Kottke & more!

Contents: Annual Artist Issue: Oscar Ghiglia; Jesse Fuller; Leo Kottke; Carol Kaye; Jerry Byrd; James Burton; Roy Buchanan; Chet Atkins; Pro's Reply - Mason Williams; Buying a pedal steel guitar; more

1972 March Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1973 Pete Drake - Nashville top pedal steel guitarist

Contents: Pete Drake - Nashville top pedal steel guitarist; Pat Martino - a new approach to jazz; Guitar in high school? - getting it into the curriculum; The Frap Pickup - meet its inventor; N.A.M.M. - equipment preview for '74; Frank Beecher - pioneering with Bill Haley; "Guitar Explosion" - guitar concert extraordinaire; Luthier Apprenticeships - want to study guitar building?; more

1973 September Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1973 Serranito - Flamenco Guitar Master

Contents: Serranito, Flamenco Master - interviewed in Spain; The Les Paul Guitar - it's beginnings by the man who knows; Meet Bobby Black - Steel for Commander Cody; Chris Donald - re-creating the 50's with Sha Na Na; The Impro II - Wilburn Burchette 's truely unique guitar; Duane Allman - a guitaring tribute; Music for Jazz Guitar - "Waltz for Django"; Pro's Reply - Jerry Garcia; more

1973 May/June Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1972 Rusty Young of Poco - pedal steel guitar

Contents: Rusty Young - tips from Poco pedal steel guitarist; Tips from Rusty; Mahavishnu John McLaughlin; Rod Ellicott - Cold Blood Bassist; Guitar Poetry - from the Spanish; Herb Ellis - a life devoted to jazz; Berklee College - guitar dept.; Roy Smeck - the "Wizard" recalls, as told to Robert Yelin; Pro's Reply - Phil Upchurch; more

1972 November/December Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1974 Guitar Player - Johnny Winter - an in-depth interview

Contents: Skip James, Blues Great - a posthumously published interview; Flamenco Technique part 3; Artificial Reincarnation - a radical guitar method; Lloyd Green - pedal steel genius; Scotty Moore - Daddy of rock and roll guitar; Johnny Winter - An in-depth interview; more

1974 August Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1988 Frank Gambale - Fire Meets Finesse

Cover: Frank Gambale - an explosive guitarist whose sound bristles with the energy of rock, this member of Chick Coreas's Elektric Band shows his stuff on his latest solo LP, "A Present For The Future." Includes his burning solo to "Resident Alien."

Contents: Frank Gambale; Free Soundpage Record - John Patitucci, "Our Family" with transcription; Pro's Reply - Tony Melendez; Ted Nugent Licks 'Em; Arch-Top of the line; Andy Brauer, equipment specialist; Masters Series - Bach's "Prelude in D Major"; Pedal Steeler Jay Dee Maness; more

1988 June Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1987 John Scofield - on the cutting edge

Since leaving Miles Davis, Sco has established himself as one of the most important guitarists in contemporary improvisation. Includes his burning solo to "The Nag"

Cover: John Scofield

Contents: John Scofield, Jazzman; Free Soundpage Record - Jorge Morel - Danza Para Emiko; Pro's Reply - Alex de Grassi; The Guitars of "Graceland" - Ray Phiri, Baghiti Khumalo; Easy Bass Modification; Monterey Pop Revisited; Pedal Steeler Steve Fishell; Southwest Guitar Show; Neil Jason on Bass; Earl King Resurfaces; more

1987 June Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1981 Kenny Burrell - prolific jazz guitar soloist, sideman and educator

Cover: Kenny Burrell

Contents: Kenny Burrell - prolific jazz guitar soloist, sideman and educator; Studio Guitar Round Table; Quick-Change Switcher; James Honeyman-Scott - new wave lead guitarist with the Pretenders; Jimmie Crawford - his career, techniques & souped up pedal steel; Mark O'Connor - the awesome young man of flatpick guitar; more

1981 April Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1978 Doug Jernigan - Nashville Pedal Steel Guitar Player - Interview

Doug Jernigan - Nashville Pedal Steeler mixing jazz and country with the likes of Vassar Clements, Little Jimmy Dickens, Johnny Paycheck, and Bucky Pizzarelli.

1978 Doug Jernigan Pedal Steel Guitar Player Interview 5-Page Article available at www.GuitarPulp.com