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It was once the biggest-selling guitar magazine in Europe. Now Total Guitar is set to close after its latest issue. Here’s ...

By Marc Schneider Industry News Editor Just two years shy of its 60th birthday, Guitar Player magazine will cease publication of its print version and go digital only, its editor has announced.

guitar gear, and instruction, will cease print publication after 57 years, its Editor-in-Chief, Chris Scapelliti, announced today. The magazine's final issue will go on sale next week, October 15 ...

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"A Picture of Ourselves" from: "The Blue Guitar" Signed in pencil and numbered 107/200. Etching and aquatint, 1976-77. Published 1977 by Petersburg Press, London. S. 45.5 x 52.4 cm.

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Print subscribers will have their physical subscriptions transferred to Guitar World unless they specify to stop and receive a refund for any remaining months. “You have witnessed a revolution ...

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Print subscribers will have their subscriptions transferred to a sister publication, Guitar World, unless they specifically request a refund. Closure of the print magazine had been rumored for ...

Oct. 10 (UPI) --Guitar Player, the world's most iconic magazine devoted to all aspects of the guitar and published consecutively for close to six decades, is shuttering its print edition.

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