Jared James NicholsSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Jared James Nichols Jared James Nichols explains why Mountain man Leslie West was the “king of heavy” By Jared James Nichols published 25 November 24 In this video lesson, Nichols unpacks some of West's signature techniques and demonstrates how you, too, can scale the summit of tone and feel... Artist Lessons Jared James Nichols on how he came up with his unique fingerstyle approach – and why it can make your playing more expressive By Jared James Nichols published 28 October 24 In his debut Guitar World column, the master wrangler of the Les Paul shows us why you don't need a pick to wrestle a tune out of your guitar Artist Lessons Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1Jim Suhler was married by Billy Gibbons, failed to pay Joe Bonamassa and met Stevie Ray Vaughan2“Anyone with a troublesome Telecaster needs to hear these”: Bare Knuckle Nomads Set review3Wolfgang Van Halen on calling the shots in rock’s royal family4One of John Mayer’s favorite contemporary guitarists has lent his virtuosic skills to Beyoncé, Mac Miller and Ariana Grande5"As ridiculous as it might seem to recommend a product with Hello Kitty on the front as a decent option for woolly stoner metal riffs, we’re going to do it": Fender Hello Kitty Fuzz pedal review
Jared James Nichols explains why Mountain man Leslie West was the “king of heavy” By Jared James Nichols published 25 November 24 In this video lesson, Nichols unpacks some of West's signature techniques and demonstrates how you, too, can scale the summit of tone and feel...
Jared James Nichols on how he came up with his unique fingerstyle approach – and why it can make your playing more expressive By Jared James Nichols published 28 October 24 In his debut Guitar World column, the master wrangler of the Les Paul shows us why you don't need a pick to wrestle a tune out of your guitar
