By: Josh Lucas Django came home to his caravan late Friday night after a gig at La Java. It was already well past midnight, and his pregnant wife, Bella, lay fast asleep. Undressing for bed, he heard a sound from across the caravan. His hands reached carefully for the candle burning in the window sill, […]
What’s up everyone, it’s Josh here at Andrew White Guitars. You know, a few of my friends have come to the shop and grabbed an Andrew White since I started working here. What surprised me the most was, despite them not being on a budget at the time, there was always one of our 100 […]
By: J. Dale Lucas I’ve heard people who are extremely efficient and organized referred to as “Type A.” If that’s the case, I am most certainly Type B, C, or even D (whatever any of that means). When it came to practice, I just did whatever felt right or whatever I needed to for a […]
Hey everyone, welcome back to my little Guitar Philosophy section of the Andrew White Blog Library. In the last blog we talked about taking a break from the guitar, and how that can be a good thing. I don’t think it’s something you should do for very long, but it’s good to do often. Let’s […]
By: J. Dale Lucas Sometimes when we pick up a guitar, it feels like we have superpowers. It’s not necessarily the sound–sometimes it’s just the feeling. On the other hand, sometimes we might feel like we’ve played ourselves into a total rut. I hate that feeling. That first feeling is the one that I want […]
By: Josh Lucas I’ll not waste any time, folks–let’s get right to it! Don’t be intimidated by this little two-handed technique–after all, chances are your strumming hand is your dominant hand, and not only that–piano players use this hand all the time. That means we can, too! In this video, I’ll break down tapping, and […]
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By: Josh Lucas “I don’t usually like a light colored board, but I really like the way the grain and figure turned out on this one,” my friend Shannon said as he eyed the Pau Ferro fretboard on a Cybele 102 NAT. It’s true for me, too. I like the look of a pitch-black ebony […]