Shad’s Guitar Show

The Fender Jaguar

On this episode, we discuss the ins and outs of the Fender Jaguar

Why Do We Love Vintage Guitars?

On this episode, we discuss what makes us covet vintage guitars. 

The Legend Of The Klon Centaur

On this episode, we dive into the Klon Centaur  story. We'll discuss the man behind the myth, Bill Finnegan, and his intention behind the pedal as well as it's rise to mythical status and the effect of the pedal community in the years since 1994 when it was first unveiled. 

The Rise Of The Serious Home Based Guitar Player

On this episode we discuss the recent rise in serious guitar players who play exclusively (or almost) at home. We'll discuss the pre-internet guitar playing landscape vs. modern technology based playing. 

Rush 2.0 & Can legacy artists stay too long?

On this episode we discuss Geddy & Alex's decision to tour as Rush with new drummer Anika Nilles. Also, we discuss legacy artists and whether or not they should still be performing past their prime. 

So You Want Be Be A Gear Demo Guy....

On this episode we explore some best practices for anyone aspiring to get into the world of gear demos. 

The Fender Jazzmaster

Let's discuss the Fender Jazzmaster. Arguably Leo's first failure. But since it's huge miss with its intended audience, it's gone on to find a home in the hands of many players who love the little quirks that make the design so special. Join me for a dive into the Jazzmaster!

The King Of The Surf Guitar

On this episode we discuss the king of the surf guitar, Mr. Dick Dale. We'll talk about his early days, the sound he pioneered and the gear he help innovate to get it! Click the playlist link below to hear a few examples of Dale's extraordinary playing!
 
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0vPxfloSoyUFkFUkyRiaYy?si=1da6376e8cb4402d

Don't Take The Internet's Word For It

On this episode, we discuss some neck specs that we're generally told we shouldn't like but may find out we actually DO! 

A Healthy Way To Digest Your Favorite Social Media Guitar Player's Content

Today I want to offer some thoughts on the dangers of comparison to Social Media guitar players we all follow and perhaps a different way we can approach digesting this content.