In episode 171 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I answer listener questions about playing in front of an audience, Joe Bonamasa's rhythm guitar playing, the to the guitar music theory podcast. If you're captivated by the

magic of guitar music and eager to unravel the mysteries of music theory, you're in the right

place. I'm Desi Cerna, your host, fellow guitar enthusiast and author of fretboard theory,

guitar theory for dummies, guitar picking mechanics, and more.

In each episode of this podcast, I delve into the fascinating world of guitar and music theory,

demystifying complex concepts, and providing practical insights to help you become a more

informed and skilled guitarist. Together, we'll explore chord progression, scales, improvisation techniques, and more,

unlocking the secrets that make guitar music an irresistible art.

Today, in episode 171, I answer listener questions about playing in front of an audience,

Joe Bonamasa's rhythm guitar playing, when to renumber a modal

chord progression, the key of Take On Me by Aha, when you might want to use a different

fingering for the G chord and the best guitar practice amp.

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