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Title Creator 1 Instrument Setup Department Cover Date Issue # ... River unto Sea Acoustic Classic Jun‐17 294 101 South Peter Finger D A E G A D Off the Record Mar‐00 87 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Richard Thompson C G D G B E, Capo III Feature Nov/Dec 1993 21 '39 Brian May Acoustic Classic May‐15 269 500 Miles Traditional For Beginners Mar/Apr 1992 11 9th Variaon from "20 Variaons and Fugue onManuel Ponce Lesson Feature Nov‐10 215 A Blacksmith Courted Me Traditional C G C F C D Private Lesson May‐04 137 A Day at the Races Preston Reed D A D G B E Feature Jul/Aug 1992 13 A Grandmother's Wish Keola Beamer F Bb C F A D Private Lesson Sep‐01 105 A Hard Rain's A‐Gonna Fall Bob Dylan D A D G B E, Capo II Feature Dec‐00 96 A Night in Frontenac Beppe Gambetta D A D G A D Off the Record Jun‐04 138 A Tribute to Peador O'Donnell Donal Lunny D A D F# A D Feature Sep‐98 69 About a Girl Kurt Cobain Contemporary Classic Nov‐09 203 AC Good Times Acoustic Classic Aug‐15 272 Addison's Walk (excerpts) Phil Keaggy Standard Feature May/Jun 1992 12 After the Rain Chuck Prophet D A D G B E Song Craft Sep‐03 129 After You've Gone Henry Creamer Standard The Basics Sep‐05 153 Ain't Life a Brook Ferron Standard, Capo VII Song Craft Jul/Aug 1993 19 Ain't No Sunshine Bill Withers Acoustic Classic Mar‐11 219 Aires Choqueros Paco de Lucia Standard, Capo II Feature Apr‐98 64 Al Di Meola's Equipment Picks Al Di Meola Feature Sep‐01 105 Alegrias Paco Peña Standard Feature Sep/Oct 1991 8 Alhyia Bilawal (Dawn) Traditional D A D G B E Solo Jul/Aug 1991 7 Alice's Restaurant Arlo Guthrie Standard Feature Sep‐98 69 Alison Elvis Costello Songs Jun‐07 174 Alive in the World Jackson Browne D A D F# A D Feature Nov‐96 47 All in Twilight Toru Takemitsu E G D G B E Solo Jan‐97 50 All Night Sam Phillips Standard Feature Aug‐04 140 All the Good Times Are Past and Gone Traditional Standard Private Lesson Oct‐98 70 All the Things You Are Jerome Kern Standard Feature May‐02 113 All the Way Emily Saliers Feature Jan‐07 169 Allegretto Jesse Cook Standard Feature Jul‐99 79 Always By Your Side Ralph Towner Standard Feature Aug‐06 164 Always By Your Side Feature Aug‐06 164 Amanda Jewell Ricky Skaggs Standard, Capo II Feature Mar‐98 63 Amazing Grace John Newton D A D F# A D Wood Chops Apr‐96 40 Amazing Grace Traditional Standard Private Lesson Jul‐04 139 Page 1 Title Creator 1 Instrument Setup Department Cover Date Issue # Amor de Mi Vida John Miller G B D G B D Wood Chops Jul/Aug 1992 13 An Innocent Fiction Erin McKeown Standard Song Craft Nov‐03 131 And 3 Not 4 Woody Mann Standard Solo Jan‐99 74 And I Love Her John Lennon Songcraft Feature Jan‐12 229 And So It Goes . Steve Tilston D A D G B E, Capo II Song Craft Jan‐98 61 Andriry D'Gary Standard Feature Mar‐98 63 Angel Band Traditional D A D G B E Private Lesson Jun‐02 114 Angel from Montgomery John Prine Standard Acoustic Classic Jan‐06 157 Angelina Tommy Emmanuel D A D G B E, Capo II Feature Dec‐05 156 Angeline the Baker Traditional D A D G B E Private Lesson Dec‐01 108 Angels We Have Heard on High Traditional D G D G B E Solo Dec‐97 60 Angie (or Anji) Davey Graham Lesson Feature Aug‐07 176 Anji Acoustic Classic Apr‐16 280 Annabelle Gillian Welch Standard, Capo V Feature Jul‐97 55 Anthem Ralph Towner Standard Feature Aug‐01 104 Anyone Else But You Kimya M. Dawson Contemporary Classic Oct‐08 190 Anything You Need but Me Nanci Griffith Standard Feature May/Jun 1995 30 Arabesque Bryan Johanson Solo Jul/Aug 1990 1 Arc et Senans John Renbourn D A D G B E Feature Mar/Apr 1994 23 Arizona Skies Cesar Rosas Lesson Feature Jul‐07 175 Arkansas Traveler Traditional Beginners Sep/Oct 1994 26 Around the Bend Traditional Standard For Beginners Sep/Oct 1993 20 Arriving on a Train Freedy Johnston Standard, Capo V Song Craft Jan‐02 109 Arthur McBride Paul Brady D G D G B D Feature Sep‐00 93 Ashokan Farewell Jay Ungar Standard Wood Chops Mar/Apr 1993 17 Asia de Cuba Al Di Meola Standard Feature Sep‐01 105 A‐Soalin' Traditional Songs Dec‐06 168 At Seventeen Janis Ian Standard, Capo V Song Craft Jan‐98 62 Atholl Highlander's Jig Traditional E A D E A E Songs Aug‐06 164 Aura Lee Traditional Standard Beginners Jan/Feb 1995 28 Avalon Vincent Rose Standard Wood Chops Sep‐95 33 Avalon Al Jolson Standard The Basics Nov‐07 179 Away in a Manger Standard Solo Dec‐96 48 Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You Jimmy Page Acoustic Classic May‐14 257 Baby Shelby Lynne Standard Song Craft Mar‐04 135 Baby Please Don't Go Traditional Standard Solo Sep/Oct 1994 26 Back in the Circus Jonatha Brooke Feature May‐04 137 Page 2 Title Creator 1 Instrument Setup Department Cover Date Issue # Back in the Groove Doug Young Standard Woodshed Jan‐06 157 Back Up and Push Traditional Standard Feature Mar‐99 75 Backwater Blues Bessie Smith For Beginners Nov/Dec 1992 15 Backwaterside aka "Down by Blackwaterside Traditional Lesson Feature Aug‐07 176 Bad Moon Rising John Fogerty Acoustic Classic Oct‐06 166 Bad Moon Rising John Fogerty Standard Acoustic Classic Oct‐06 166 Bad Wisdom Suzanne Vega Standard Song Craft Mar/Apr 1993 17 Bad Wisdom Suzanne Vega Standard, Capo VII Feature Aug‐95 32 Ballad for Kay Nick Webb Standard Feature May/Jun 1994 24 Ballad of Easy Rider Roger McGuinn Standard Feature Oct‐04 142 Bandera del Sol/ Flag of the Sun Tish Hinojosa Standard, Capo V Feature Aug‐95 32 Banish Misfortune Traditional D A D G B E Wood Chops Jan‐97 49 Banks of the Ohio Traditional C G D G B E Private Lesson Dec‐99 84 Bantu Andrew York D A D G B E Feature Sep/Oct 1994 26 Barely Breathing Duncan Sheik Standard Feature Apr‐98 64 Barrelhouse Guitar David Hamburger Standard Private Lesson Jan‐04 134 Beautiful Brown Eyes Traditional Standard Private Lesson Jun‐00 90 Beautiful City Traditional D A D G B E Off the Record Jan‐03 122 Been There, Dunn That Blues Tony Marcus Standard Feature Jul‐99 79 Beeswing Richard Thompson D A D G B E, Capo III Feature Aug‐95 32 Before You Accuse Me Eugene McDaniel Standard Beginners Mar‐96 39 Beggar's Oil Kelly Joe Phelps C G C G C F, Capo II Feature Jan‐02 109 Bella Donna Peppino D’Agostino D A D F# A D Solo Jan‐96 38 Bensusan Michael Hedges C G D G A C, Capo III Feature Jul‐05 151 Big Boss Man Al Smith Standard Wood Chops Jan/Feb 1991 4 Big Love Lindsey Buckingham Lesson Feature Jan‐07 170 Big River Blues Alton Delmore Standard Feature Jan‐03 121 Big Shaky Kelly Joe Phelps Feature Nov‐06 167 Big Yellow Taxi Joni Mitchell Acoustic Classic Nov‐06 167 Big Yellow Taxi Acoustic Classic Nov‐06 167 Billie Jean Songs Mar‐12 231 Billy in the Lowground Standard Lesson Feature Jan‐08 181 Birches Bill Morrissey Standard, Capo IV Song Craft Jun‐96 42 Bird on the Wire Acoustic Classic Aug‐16 284 Black Is the Color Traditional Standard The Basics Jul‐06 163 Black Mountain Rag Traditional Standard, Capo II Feature Jul‐96 43 Black Silk Gown Stephen Fearing D A D G B D Feature Jul‐03 127 Page 3 Title Creator 1 Instrument Setup Department Cover Date Issue # Black Waterside Traditional D A D G B E Feature Sep/Oct 1993 20 Blackberry Blossom Michelle Shocked Standard Song Craft Sep/Oct 1992 14 Blackberry Blossom Traditional Standard Private Lesson Sep‐02 117 Blackbird John Lennon Standard Songs Jul‐05 151 Blue and Monotonic David Hamburger D A D G B E The Basics Dec‐05 156 Blue Chile Michael Chapdelaine Standard Private Lesson Oct‐06 166 Blue Guitars Eddie Lang D A D G B E Off the Record Nov‐04 143 Blue in Green Miles Davis Standard Feature Jan‐00 86 Blue Moon Acoustic Classic Aug‐14 260 Blue Moon of Kentucky Bill Monroe Acoustic Classic Apr‐13 244 Blue Mountain Fred W. Keller Standard, Capo I Feature Dec‐95 36 Blue Railroad Train Lesson Feature Jun‐07 174 Blues for Angel Joe Pass Standard Solo Oct‐95 34 Blues in G, Blues in Bb Dix Bruce Standard Wood Chops Mar/Apr 1995 29 Bo Diddley Ellas McDaniel Acoustic Classic Nov‐08 191 Boll Weevil Blues Traditional Standard Wood Chops Sep/Oct 1992 14 Bonnie Dundee Traditional Standard Solo Aug‐98 68 Bottle of Blues Beck Hansen C G C F C E Feature Jan‐99 74 Bouree in E Minor Johann Sebastian Bach Songs Nov‐06 167 Bourrée #1, from the Third Suite for Solo CelloJohann Sebastian Bach D A D G B E Woodshed Sep‐06 165 Bourree de St.
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