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The Marshall Bluesbreaker is a legendary guitar effects pedal that has been used by some of the most iconic guitarists of all time. Originally released in the mid-1960s, the Bluesbreaker quickly became a favorite among guitarists for its warm, creamy overdrive and responsive dynamics. In this article, we will take a closer look at the history of the Marshall Bluesbreaker, its impact on music, and the upcoming reissue. History of the Marshall Bluesbreaker The Marshall Bluesbreaker was first introduced in 1962 as a portable guitar amplifier. It was designed by Jim Marshall, who had been a drum shop owner before branching out into the world of guitar amplification. Marshall recognized the need for a portable amplifier that could be used for small gigs and rehearsals, and the Bluesbreaker was born. The Bluesbreaker amplifier was a 2x12 combo that featured a relatively low wattage, making it ideal for smaller venues. The amplifier had a simple control layout, with a volume and tone control ...

The one record that really made me stand up and pay attention is the powerhouse of a Live album by the one and only B.B. King. I'm talking about "Live At The Regal". B.B. King "Live at the Regal" For many, "The Thrill Is Gone" is B.B. King for then and that is the main song everyone refers to when they think of B.B. King, but "Live at the Regal" was a celebration of the Blues, filled with covers of so many Blues Standards and great music many of us may have never heard without this album. One of my favorite tracks from the record is "Sweet Little Angel". The raw emotion and amazing playing by B.B. on this tune of awe inspiring. You can witness a gut wrenching rendition from the following video of a live performance: The playing in this song with a solo that is everything you think of with B.B. King shows why he is the undisputed King of the Blues 👑 Check out this scorching solo from a live performance of "Sweet Little Angel...

Want Killer Rhythm Chops Like Hendrix And The R&B Greats? Amazing Guitar Lesson With Kirk Fletcher Add a little Soul to your rhythm.

What's your favorite Tube Screamer? It's the green one, right? Gearmanndude takes us through some of the best original and modded Tube Screamers you can buy. What's your favorite? Mines the Maxon OD-9. No mods needed, just pure perfection.