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Letter from the Editor | Acoustic Guitar Issue 355

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By Adam Perlmutter Verified, Greg Cahill, Anna Pulley
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The steel-string acoustic guitar is everywhere, but we don’t always hear it. It’s in the background of daily life—on records, in living rooms, onstage—and easy to take for granted. What makes the instrument worth paying attention to are the musicians and builders who keep finding new ways to make it matter. This issue focuses on some of them. Our cover story features singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus, best known for her work in the acclaimed indie band boygenius.
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New From Acoustic Guitar- ‘The Steve James Songbook’

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By Lyzy Lusterman, Pat Moran, Mark Kemp, Anna Pulley
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I am pleased to announce the publication of The Steve James Songbook – Original Roots and Blues from a Fingerstyle and Slide Legend. I’m lucky to work with a team of talented, smart, kind people who are committed to bringing guitarists like you top-quality music and instruction—and I’m proud of every book we publish. But this latest project is particularly meaningful to me, because Steve James was my first-ever friend.
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Dobro Master Jerry Douglas Talks Tone, Phrasing, and the Importance of Listening

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By Emile Menasche Verified, Whitney Phaneuf Verified, Anna Pulley, Karen M. Peterson
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With a slide in his hand, 16-time Grammy winner Jerry Douglas has one of the most distinctive and yet adaptable voices in the business. Whether he’s playing with Alison Krauss and Union Station, or the Earls of Leicester, or working as a producer and master session player, Douglas can make a dobro or lap steel sing. But it’s as a solo artist with his longtime ensemble of Christian Sedelmyer (violin), Daniel Kimbro (bass), and Mike Seal (guitar) where Douglas and his slide can sing their own tune.
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