﻿<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Learn &amp; Master Guitar Blog</title><link>https://www.learnandmaster.com/guitar-blog/</link><description>Learn &amp; Master Guitar Blog</description><copyright>Copyright 2013 Legacy Learning Systems. All rights reserved.</copyright><item><title /><description>

Name: Diane B.
My City: Newark, Delaware. I&amp;rsquo;m a native of Newport News, Virginia.
Forum Username: DianeB
My  Gear: A 1975 Rhode Island Guild D-35 dreadnought with Elixir custom  lights. It&amp;rsquo;s just the two of us. She&amp;rsquo;s aged better than I have and we&amp;rsquo;re  used to cutting loose. A shop owner let me try out an amped Telecaster  recently,  [...]</description><link>https://www.learnandmaster.com/guitar-blog//may_2015_student_of_the_month_diane_b</link><pubDate>Thursday, May 7, 2015</pubDate></item><item><title /><description>Tired of strumming the same old chords? Instantly boost the sound of your chord playing by using hammer-ons and pull-offs.
</description><link>https://www.learnandmaster.com/guitar-blog//video_tip_instant_chord_improvement</link><pubDate>Thursday, May 7, 2015</pubDate></item><item><title /><description>Learn these classic early rock "Chuck Berry" licks that every guitar player should know. Perfect for Blues or Rockabilly!
</description><link>https://www.learnandmaster.com/guitar-blog//video-tip-classic-early-rock-licks</link><pubDate>Friday, March 20, 2015</pubDate></item><item><title /><description> Name: Guttorm Andreasen My City: Oslo, Norway Forum Username: Guttorm My Instruments/gear:  PRS SE Dave Navarro, white Ibanez 2372 Recording -73, dark mahogny Fender Jaguar Blacktop Epiphone Wildkat, antique natural Epiphone Firebird Reverse, black and white Eastwood Sidejack Baritone DLX, dark blue Nebelung Riffmeister, black Squier Stratocaster, black Peavey V [...]</description><link>https://www.learnandmaster.com/guitar-blog//march-student-of-the-month-guttorm</link><pubDate>Friday, March 20, 2015</pubDate></item><item><title /><description>Here's a quick tip on moving familiar open chords up to different parts of the neck to create fresh sounding new chords.
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</description><link>https://www.learnandmaster.com/guitar-blog//music_magic_by_moving_chords</link><pubDate>Monday, December 15, 2014</pubDate></item></channel></rss>