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SUE FOLEY'S ONE GUITAR WOMAN AVAILABLE NOW ON STONY PLAIN RECORDS - Vimarsana News

SUE FOLEY'S ONE GUITAR WOMAN AVAILABLE NOW ON STONY PLAIN RECORDS

Prepare for a captivating musical journey with ONE GUITAR WOMAN, Sue Foley’s new solo acoustic tribute to female pioneers of guitar. Foley’s much-anticipated album drops on Stony Plain Records Friday, March 29th. The two current radio singles, Elizabeth Cotten’s “Oh Babe It Ain’t No Lie” and “Maybelle’s Guitar,” Sue’s original homage to country music matriarch Maybelle Carter, give a glimpse into the depth and variety of the song and style selections.

Five Great Ways to Improve Your Thumb Technique and Make Your Sound Stand Out - Vimarsana News

Five Great Ways to Improve Your Thumb Technique and Make Your Sound Stand Out

Free your thumb and fabulous fingerstyle will follow

Five Great Ways to Improve Your Thumb Technique and Make Your Sound Stand Out - Vimarsana News

Five Great Ways to Improve Your Thumb Technique and Make Your Sound Stand Out

Free your thumb and fabulous fingerstyle will follow

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Lesley Riddle remembered at Birthplace of Country Music - Vimarsana News

Lesley Riddle remembered at Birthplace of Country Music

Lesley Riddle is remembered for his music and picking style associated with that of Maybelle Carter from the legendary Carter Family.

"The First Lead Guitar Player in Country Music Was a Woman": Country Star Vince Gill and Documentarist Ken Burns Talk American Music History - Vimarsana News

"The First Lead Guitar Player in Country Music Was a Woman": Country Star Vince Gill and Documentarist Ken Burns Talk American Music History

The acoustic aficionados “walk the line” through the endlessly interesting trail of ‘Country Music’