Jimmy Page Jams Alone, Axl Rose Reportedly to Front AC/DC, Reunited Santana Perform and Much More

GUITAR AFICIONADO   Trouble seeing this email?     Top Story - March 24, 2016     Jimmy Page Jams Alone on an Acoustic Guitar for Two and Half Minutes The 2008 documentary 'It Might Get Loud' gave guitar fans an unprecedented inside look at the history, influences and guitar styles of Jimmy Page, The Edge and Jack White. In this outtake from the film, Page jams an uncredited instrumental on an acoustic guitar while sitting alone in a large room. The guitar appears to be in an open tuning, possibly C. The clip runs more then two and a half minutes and offers a unique opportunity to see the great Led Zeppelin guitarist work out on his own… Read More»     Aficionado Recommends     See the creator of the Sonus musician's chair, Brian Boggs, on UNC-TV news. »   Jam with rock icons Paul Stanley and Don Felder at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp's 20th anniversary June 23–26, 2016 in Hollywood, CA. »   Moore Music gives the time and attention you deserve in order to make an informed decision about your guitar purchase. »   Loog Guitars: A fun little instrument with a big, serious sound. »     This Week on GuitarAficionado.com     Axl Rose reportedly to fill in for AC/DC singer for remainder of group's tour. »   Watch the newly reunited Santana perform their biggest hit. | VIDEO »   Enter Sweetwater's #BuildYourBoogie Sweepstakes! »   Echopark Guitars introduces the Dual-Harmonic Boost pedal. »   PRS and John Meyer introduce the limited-edition Private Stock Super Eagle. »   Jimmy Page explains the roots of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir."| VIDEO »   Gibson Custom launches the limited-edition Rick Nielsen 1959 Les Paul. »   Guitar Aficionado on Instagram! See our latest posts about guitars, gear, lifestyle, and more. »   On Newsstands Now     This month we feature Billy Gibbons. On a whirlwind trip to Cuba, Billy discovers that the country is about much more than cars, cigars, and communism. Dean Fearing – The Texas chef has balanced his rise to the top through his award-winning Dallas restaurant, his best-selling cookbooks, and a strong passion for music. Gretsch – A new exhibition at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame highlights six decades of Gretsch history. Tim Wheeler – The guitarist and frontman for Ash provides a closer look at the guitars that light his fire. Jonathan Kellerman – When it comes to sexy curves, few things are more alluring than the guitars and cars in the celebrated author's collection. Buy This Issue» Subscribe Now»   Subscribe Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2016 NewBay Media, LLC

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