Guitar Lessons For Beginners

If you had one chance of getting a guitar and having it customized to your own preference, what would it be? This is pretty interesting because I have a lot of guitars in my head that I want mutilated. So, here’s my list:

1. Fender Stratocaster – there might have been a custom superstrat like this one but still I wanted to do this. I wanted a wider one piece maple neck to cater seven strings and I want it to be 24 jumbo frets. I know, it would be huge. Then, instead of the traditional three single coils, I want 2 atomic humbuckers on the neck and the bridge and a single coil on the middle. I don’t want tone controls, I just wanted a single volume control on the top and a pick up selector, a solid one. Traditional bridge, and a chrome finish. Can you picture it out?
2. Gibson Les Paul SG – I always wanted to do something evil with this guitar because it looks mean already. Well, I want a lighter body if possible, if not, that’s ok. Then I wanted EMG active pickups on it, two of it plus a single coil on the middle. I want a 24 fret neck and a Floyd rose bridge. How you like that?

This month, we celebrate the anniversary of Stevie ray Vaughn’s tragic death.  And there is nothing more better to give him honor then to devote the entire week to legendary guitar player’s music of choice.  And Of course I am definitely talking about the blues…

For your information, today is the 20^th anniversary of Stevie ray Vaughan’s death.  He is one of the most influential blues guitar players in the whole world.  And he contributed a lot in the world of blues music.  He used a fender Stratocaster in all of his performance.

He was born October 3, 1954.  A Grammy award winner for his guitar playing and song writing skills.  He has released 18 albums which are all buzz worthy.  She hears the man behind the band double trouble and later on when successfully solo.  He is very much recognized for using the fender Stratocaster which now has several models under his name.  Because of its contribution and works, he became part of the blues hall of fame which was held in Washington, DC.  He was inducted on February 22, 2000.

Stevie ray Vaughn has influence a lot of guitar players of today and it’s clearly one of the most influential guitar player of all time.