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     Learn Country lead guitar licks soloing inspired by Pete Anderson guitarist of Dwight Yoakam

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     Pete Anderson Demos his 1959 Fender Esquire

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     The Extended Play Sessions with Pete Anderson

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2. www.youtube.com › watchTranscription of Pete Anderson's solo from "Since I Started ...

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   Jan 3, 2022 · Free PDF and Backing Tracks from the video are available here! https://www.brianposton.net/lessons This is a transcription from Pete's performance of Dwight Yoakam -"Since I Started Drinkin'...

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3. www.guitarworld.com › features › the-secrets-behindPete Anderson's tone on Dwight Yoakam's ... - Guitar World

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   Jan 8, 2021 · The core of Anderson’s Telecaster tone on Guitars, Cadillacs is generated by the classic combination of a '50s Tele into a '60s blackface Fender amp, in this case a 1956 Telecaster into a 1965 Deluxe Reverb, but what makes it stand out is the meticulous attention to every little detail.

4. www.guitarworld.com › features › pete-andersonPete Anderson shares his tone and session guitar wisdom ...

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   Sep 12, 2023 · With five Reverend signature models to his name and credits with everyone from k.d. lang to Roy Orbison, Pete Anderson knows tone. He explains what it takes to cut it in the session guitar world, and why he’s embracing digital amps: “We don’t read by candlelight anymore!”

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5. www.youtube.com › watchLearn Country lead guitar licks soloing inspired by Pete ...

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   http://david-lessons.com/egi/blues_rock_soloing.html Click for a FREE video lesson where you will learn all kinds of blues rock soloing devices, scales, t...

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6. www.youtube.com › watchPete Anderson | Quarantine Edition | Truetone Lounge - YouTube

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   Jul 23, 2020 · Pete Anderson | Quarantine Edition | Truetone Lounge. Although to some he may be more known for his signature model guitars, Pete Anderson is first and foremost an acclaimed...

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8. guitar.com › features › pete-anderson-tone-time-andPete Anderson: Tone, Time, and Taste - Guitar.com

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   In this detailed Guitar.com interview, Anderson gives us insight into his evolving musical tastes; his take on the state of the Americana, blues, and country music scenes; and a whole lot of great guitar-related discussion covering his new signature model guitars, his studio techniques, and where his playing is headed from here.

9. countryguitarchops.com › guitars-and-cadillacsguitars and cadillacs guitar lesson 1 - Country Guitar Chops

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   Jun 4, 2020 · Learn how to play the guitar solo from Dwight Yoakam's hit song "Guitars and Cadillacs" by Pete Anderson. This lesson covers the major and minor pentatonic scales, licks, and tips for country guitar playing.

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    What instruments does Pete Anderson play?

    • In his post Yoakam life Anderson has released three albums any fan of jazz-blues, roots, or even surfy honky-tonk ought to add to their collection poste haste. Daredevil, a selection of instrumentals Anderson put out in 2004 features Pete not only playing guitar, dobro, banjo, and bass, but drums, piano, hammer dulcimer, and harmonica as well.

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    Why is Pete Anderson embracing Digital AMPS?

    • He explains what it takes to cut it in the session guitar world, and why he’s embracing digital amps: “We don’t read by candlelight anymore!” Pete Anderson grew up in Detroit, Michigan, where he discovered music and guitar at an early age.

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    Does Pete Anderson make a 'blues' album?

    • Not make a ‘blues’ album. It’s just Pete Anderson, guitar player. And I’m more on that trek, of doing that. And I hate to say leaning back toward Americana, because I think my earlier records were definitely Americana records.

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    Who is Pete Anderson?

    • Pete Anderson grew up in Detroit, Michigan, where he discovered music and guitar at an early age. He developed a passion for blues and country music, which served him well when he moved to Los Angeles and met Dwight Yoakam. The two worked together for close to 20 years, releasing a classic body of work that sold over 25 million records.

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    Is Chris Anderson a good singer?

    • Even Things Up, his 2011 release, found Anderson singing lead again for the first time in 10 years, and his bluesy vocals are a great foil for his Chicago-blues-meets-country-swing songwriting.

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    What influenced you to play a guitar?

    • “My main impetus for playing guitar was seeing Elvis Presley when I was a kid. The attraction was the sound of the guitar, but at eight years old I thought Elvis was playing, when it was Scotty Moore. So my first attraction to guitars was more likely a Gibson, which is more forgiving. It's warmer.

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