Vol. 4
February 2003
Players, Gear & Sound — The Inside
Coco Montoya — ‘Take This Blues And Make It Your Own.’ Coco Montoya Began His Career As A Drummer With Blues Legend Albert Collins, But During Years Of Touring With The Iceman, Coco Learned To Play Blues Guitar From The Undisputed ‘Master Of The Telecaster.’ We Delve Deep Into Coco's Career With Collins And His Role As Guitarist With John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers, And As Always, There Are Plenty Of Tips From Coco On Getting That Tone And The Intention Of The Blues Into Your Playing. Review — Brown Is Back... Fresh Cream & Sleepy Time Tone Compliments Of “Wendy, ” César Diaz, & Leo Fender Princeton Amp — And Undiscovered Bargain! Review & Interview — Power Tools! Made In New York City... The Blackstone Mosfet Overdrive With Creator Jon Blackstone
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PLAYERS, GEAR & SOUND
The Inside
- Coco Montoya — ‘Take This Blues And Make It Your Own.’ Coco Montoya Began His Career As A Drummer With Blues Legend Albert Collins, But During Years Of Touring With The Iceman, Coco Learned To Play Blues Guitar From The Undisputed ‘Master Of The Telecaster.’ We Delve Deep Into Coco's Career With Collins And His Role As Guitarist With John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers, And As Always, There Are Plenty Of Tips From Coco On Getting That Tone And The Intention Of The Blues Into Your Playing.
- Review — Brown Is Back... Fresh Cream & Sleepy Time Tone Compliments Of “Wendy, ” César Diaz, & Leo Fender
- Princeton Amp — And Undiscovered Bargain!
- Review & Interview — Power Tools! Made In New York City... The Blackstone Mosfet Overdrive With Creator Jon Blackstone
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