Loved by the likes of Davey Graham, Roy Harper and Jimmy Page, DADGAD remains a great place to start when exploring alternate tunings, especially on acoustic guitar.
It’s harmonically somewhat ‘ambiguous’ because it contains stable-sounding perfect 4ths (G), perfect 5ths (A) and the root note (D) – but no 3rds to make it major or minor.
In homage to what is arguably hard rock’s most innovative group (and certainly its most influential), what follows is a tour of 50 of the…
The acoustic guitar remains one of the most popular instruments among singer-songwriters, as well as solo instrumentalists. Admittedly, this is probably in part due to it…
It’s often said that a well-written song will stand up even when reduced to simple chords on acoustic guitar. But at some point, we’ve all…
The 21st century is still young but has already borne witness to some of the most spectacular lead guitar moments in the history of the…
There can’t be one single player who has ever picked up a guitar that doesn’t at least play an occasional cover version. Jamming through other…
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