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  1. Guitar Sessions 58: Play Dave Matthews’ “Crash into Me”

    Here's a Guitar Sessions episode sharing how to play Dave Matthews’ “Crash into Me,” one of his best-known songs.

  2. Play Bruce Cockburn’s “Waiting for a Miracle”

    I’ve been listening to Bruce Cockburn’s music since the ’80s, and I’ve interviewed him numerous times for Acoustic Guitar.

  3. My back pages

    With my brother, Andy, on the steps of my first San Francisco apartment, 1986.

  4. Hippie hair—for the first time

    Early March, the head in the mirror is starting to look a bit poofy, and I’m thinking I’ll get a cut next week.

  5. Guitar Sessions 57: Play Bob Weir’s “Only a River”

    Here’s a video lesson teaching Bob Weir’s song “Only a River,” a gem from his final studio album, Blue Mountain.

  6. Solo acoustic take on the Kinks’ “Sunny Afternoon”

    I love playing the Kinks’ “Sunny Afternoon”—such a great melody, acerbically funny lyrics, and irresistible swing rhythm.

  7. Guitar Sessions 56: Play the dropped-D waltz “Write Again”

    This episode of Guitar Sessions teaches a song of mine called “Write Again.”

  8. Guitar Sessions 55: Play Bill Withers’ “Ain’t No Sunshine”

    In this episode of Guitar Sessions, learn “Ain't No Sunshine” the way Bill Withers actually played it.

  9. Play Tom Waits’ “In the Neighborhood”

    Tom Waits made a huge impact on me when I discovered him in college—in particular, his seminal albums Swordfishtrombones and Rain Dogs.

  10. Bob Weir on developing his guitar style

    Photo by Anne Hamersky I’m processing the news about the passing of Bob Weir, which came as such a shock.

  11. Sierra Hull on switching between mandolin and guitar

    Photo by Allen Clark Earlier this year, I had the chance to do an in-depth interview for Acoustic Guitar with the masterful multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Sierra Hull.

  12. Guitar Sessions 54: Play an easy alternate tuning arrangement of “Little Drummer Boy”

    In this episode of Guitar Sessions, learn how to play the classic Christmas carol “Little Drummer Boy” two ways: in double-dropped-D tuning and with a partial capo.

  13. “What a Wonderful World” for acoustic guitar

    Here’s a song for you, freshly arranged and just recorded in my home studio: the evergreen “What a Wonderful World.”

  14. Guitar Sessions 53: Play Jesse Welles’ “Pilgrim”

    In this episode of Guitar Sessions, learn how to play a powerful, poetic song by the fast-rising folk-rock troubadour Jesse Welles.

  15. Jesse Welles on creating your own music industry

    Photo by Joey Lusterman Jesse Welles is one of today’s most dynamic young singer-songwriters—a folk-rock troubadour clearly in the tradition of Guthrie, Dylan, Prine, and Ochs (and Cobain too) yet also very much of this moment.

  16. Guitar Sessions 52: Play John Prine’s “Souvenirs”

    In this episode of Guitar Sessions, learn how to play John Prine’s classic song “Souvenirs,” originally released as a duet with Steve Goodman on the 1972 album Diamonds in the Rough.

  17. Guitar Sessions 51: Play Jason Isbell’s “Strawberry Woman”

    In this episode of Guitar Sessions, learn how to play Jason Isbell’s lovely, wistful song “Strawberry Woman,” recorded on his album Weathervanes and also on Live from the Ryman, Vol. 2.

  18. Jason Isbell on how writing good songs helps you live a good life

    During the lead-up to the release of Jason Isbell’s first-ever solo acoustic album, Foxes in the Snow, I interviewed the esteemed songwriter for Acoustic Guitar—a cover story now out in the May/June 2025 issue.

  19. Guitar Sessions 50: Play Bob Dylan’s “Tomorrow Is a Long Time”

    In this episode of Guitar Sessions, I share how to play Bob Dylan’s “Tomorrow Is a Long Time,” a song that I’ve loved and played informally offstage for many years, and that came back into the spotlight recently when Timothée Chalamet performed it on SNL

  20. Guitar Sessions 49: Play Gillian Welch’s “Tear My Stillhouse Down”

    Since interviewing Gillian Welch and David Rawlings for a recent Acoustic Guitar cover story (which you can read here), I’ve been happily re-immersed in their music.