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How to play the James Bond guitar chord – and 007 ways you can solo over it
To celebrate the release of James Bond's 25th outing, No Time To Die, we show you how to play its iconic theme chord, and give you a license to thrill with your own accompanying leads
Learn 5 of Alex Lifeson's iconic open-string chords
How the Rush legend’s pioneering approach can help you achieve wider, fuller sounds
How to emulate organ-type chord melodies on guitar
Take a leaf out of the blues and jazz organist's playbook and make your shifting triads pop
Learn how to target chord tones when soloing over a chord progression
Andy Timmons teaches you horizontal single-string ideas to make your lead playing melodically compelling
FM Guitars teams up with Chordinero for mammoth dual-neck-compatible capo
Extended offering sports note-holding metal rods and seeks to open up an array of "completely new techniques for the guitar"
How omitting the 5th in chords can open doors to a much wider musical vocabulary
A little chord theory can go a long way with new voicings freshening your approach to rhythm guitar
Greta Van Fleet's Jake Kiszka: “I work very hard to articulate chords and notes. All of that sensitivity and technicality gets lost when you have too much overdrive“
Can one of rock’s most polarizing young bands silence critics with their cinematic new album, The Battle at Garden’s Gate?
Andy Timmons shows you how to target chord tones in melodic improvisation
Don't just play scalar runs when soloing – tell a story by accentuating the chords underneath with your note choice
Ilan Rubin: “Whatever I’m playing, whether it’s chords or a riff, I instinctively envision what the beat under it will be”
The New Regime multi-instrumentalist and youngest living member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on recording latest album Heart Mind Body & Soul, why he's a fuzz maniac, and what it takes to play with Nine Inch Nails and Angels & Airwaves
