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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 November 2024

Jan-Peter Herbst
Affiliation:
University of Huddersfield
Steve Waksman
Affiliation:
Smith College, Massachusetts
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024

Figures

  1. 8.1Robert Johnson

  2. 8.2Jimi Hendrix’s right hand

  3. 8.3Segovia’s left hand

  4. 8.4Robert Smith’s (The Cure) left hand

  5. 8.5Fine-tuning system on the tailpiece of a violin

  6. 10.1Main riff of Polyphia’s “G.O.A.T.” (2018)

  7. 10.2Solo line including sweep picking by Manuel Gardner-Fernandes in “In the Cut” (2021)

  8. 10.3Combination of alternate and sweep picking in Jason Richardson’s “Hos Down” (2016) at 120 bpm

  9. 10.4Linear tapping on multiple strings in Guthrie Govan’s “Wonderful Slippery Thing” (2006)

  10. 10.5Pianistic tapping in Stanley Jordan’s “Treasures” (1987)

  11. 10.6Multi-role tapping in Covet’s “Ares” (2020) in the second half of bars 1, 2, 5, and 6

  12. 10.7Multi-role and glitch tapping in Standards’ “Pineapple” (2019)

  13. 10.8Butterfly tapping in Little Tybee’s “Left Right” (2013)

  14. 10.9Thumping outlining different groupings in Animals as Leaders’ “The Woven Web” (2014)

  15. 10.10Thumping in Tim Henson’s “God Hand” (2020)

  16. 10.11Selective picking in Animals as Leaders’ “Kascade” (2014)

  17. 10.12Droning notes created through thumping in Animals as Leaders’ “Monomyth” (2022)

  18. 11.1The guitar’s function within Moore’s model of textural layers in popular music

  19. 11.2Charlie Christian’s rhythm guitar part, with a counter-melodic line in the top voice, on “Gone With ‘What’ Wind” (1940). Track time 0:27–0:41

  20. 11.3Willie Kizart’s rhythm guitar part on “Rocket 88” (1951)

  21. 11.4Guitar and drum pattern of “Bo Diddley” (1955)

  22. 11.5Rhythm section groove of “People Get Ready” (1965)

  23. 11.6Turnaround, bars 10–12, “Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag” (1965)

  24. 15.1Examples of online guitar community communication typeface

  25. 15.2Online tablature with duration legend

  26. 15.3Favorite YouTube guitarists – Everything Guitar Facebook community

  27. 15.4Favorite YouTube guitarists – Top Guitar Players Facebook community

  28. 16.1Anthony Akablay in a promotional photo for Western Diamonds, 1992

  29. 16.2Jeannot Bel performing at a club in Kinshasa, 1986

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  • Figures
  • Edited by Jan-Peter Herbst, University of Huddersfield, Steve Waksman, Smith College, Massachusetts
  • Book: The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar
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  • Figures
  • Edited by Jan-Peter Herbst, University of Huddersfield, Steve Waksman, Smith College, Massachusetts
  • Book: The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar
  • Online publication: 08 November 2024
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