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https://bit.ly/GW2020wCheck out Andy Timmon's new instructional course, "The Art of Story Telling"
https://musicezer.samcart.com/products/andy-timmons-the-art-of-guitar-storytellingMELODIC MUSE by Andy Timmons
POSITION PLAYER
For the next few columns, Andy Timmons presents his song “Ghost of You,” which he recorded with the Andy Timmons Band for their 2006 album, Resolution. This proved to be a very pivotal record for him, as it marked a point when he really began digging into “tone questing,” and it was also the first record where he did not include any overdubs. There’s just one guitar, backed by bass and drums throughout the entire record. It proved to be a transitional turning point for him because this is how he's since recorded every album.
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For tabs and text of this video lesson, see the February 2024 issue of Guitar World –
https://bit.ly/GW2020w
Check out Andy Timmon’s new instructional course, “The Art of Story Telling”
https://musicezer.samcart.com/products/andy-timmons-the-art-of-guitar-storytelling
MELODIC MUSE by Andy Timmons
POSITION PLAYER
For the next few columns, Andy Timmons presents his song “Ghost of You,” which he recorded with the Andy Timmons Band for their 2006 album, Resolution. This proved to be a very pivotal record for him, as it marked a point when he really began digging into “tone questing,” and it was also the first record where he did not include any overdubs. There’s just one guitar, backed by bass and drums throughout the entire record. It proved to be a transitional turning point for him because this is how he’s since recorded every album.
#AndyTimmons #Themefromaperfectworld
