Articles related to "Fingerpicking"

Ready to join the Society of the Big Thumb? Come learn the art of Fingerpicking Guitar.

A review of the stunning debut album by the late John Martyn, one of the most influential figures in British music.

Chris Smither's new album for 2009, "Time Stands Still," is well worth the three year wait. The folk blues master continues to perform at the height of his powers.

The Beautiful Lie continues the piano balladry Harcourt has made his stock and trade, while offering an expanded sonic palette for his vivid musical storytelling.

Finger strength is essential for playing any instrument. Therefore it is necessary to build the muscles in order to play at a higher level.

Poseidon and the Bitter Bug, the new album from Indigo Girls, is a treasure of golden harmonies and lyrical gems.

Rook, like its predecessors, shows Shearwater's penchant for extremes and why it's one of the best new indie bands in years.

Steve Earle, one of the great names in Americana music, pays tribute to his mentor Townes Van Zandt on his new album "Townes."

Learn to play a number of popular classic rock songs in only a few minutes. All that is needed is a knowledge of basic guitar chords.

The use of cocaine by workers along the Mississippi River leads to its inclusion in Delta culture and in its music. Read on for the history of Cocaine in American Music.

Wine, roses, and song. What more does one need for a romantic Valentine's Day? Below, Suite101 provides the songs.