June 2020 Guitar Player Lesson Audio

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This page contains the audio for the lessons in the June 2020 issue of Guitar Player.

Inject Passion Into Your Lead Playing with this Lesson in Andy Timmons' Expressive Guitar Style

It's time we all explored Andy Timmons’ emotive and highly refined string bending approaches and techniques.

Master the Melodic Solo Techniques of Guitar's Masters

We profile the melody-laden tricks of Beck, May, Gilmour and more.

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Molly Miller Lesson
"These are six of my favorite modal licks." Molly Miller shows how to put the power of modes to work in blues and jazz using hybrid picking, finger slides, hammer-ons and pull-offs
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“I developed this whammy-bar setup when I heard Jeff Beck's 'Guitar Shop' album." Carl Verheyen helps you master the whammy with six stunning licks and riffs in our video lesson
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"That's where you control your tone. It’s surprising to me that so few people really talk about it." Sue Foley serves up five game-changing blues guitar tips
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"I realized there was something in them very appealing to the listener. It's a richer sound." George Benson shows how he uses octaves in this lesson from Guitar Player's August 1976 issue
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"A cornucopia of tunings with airy voicings, suspended chords and rich, colorful soundscapes." Learn the alternate tunings and percussive guitar style of indie pioneer Ani DiFranco in our exclusive audio lesson
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“For acoustic guitarists, two pickup signals are better than one.” Getting the best acoustic guitar tone from an amp is within your reach. Try these tips.
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