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Cram Session: Two-Hand Tapping Eddie Van Halen didn't invent tapping, but he certainly popularized it. Learn how to unlock the fretboard with this collection of finger-busting licks.
The Many Sides of John Mayer An in-depth look at a modern guitar master's take on rock, blues, and soul.

Beyond Blues: 10 Twang Tips for "Workin' Man Blues" Inject your blues with a healthy dose of twang.
Beyond Blues: Larry Carlton The studio master walks a fine line between jazz, blues, and rock with ferocious chops and a unique view on improvisation.

Digging Deeper: The Other Side of Paganini Neo-classical shredders aren't the only ones able to glean inspiration from Paganini. Learn how a simple theme can cross genres and styles.
Paul Gilbert's Shred Your Enthusiasm: A Snow Shovel or a Hair Dryer? Which is better, alternate picking or economy picking? The choice is easy if you understand how to pick the right tool for the job.

What Bohlinger Plays: Scotty Moore-Style Banjo Rollin' The Lee Brice sideman straps on a stunning Gretsch White Falcon and shows you how to invoke Elvis Presley's legendary sideman with a series of galloping pull-offs you can use in I–IV–V progressions.
Rhythm Rules: Clave Grooves and Funky Moves Take a trip down South to learn a new style of funk guitar.