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2007-01-02 at the Wayback Machine Accessed December 15, 2007 "Thomas Leeb", by Jude Gold . Guitar Player, April, 2006. Accessed on December 16, 2007 "Thomas Leeb
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Heroes: How to Play Like 26 Guitar Gods from Atkins to Zappa", edited by Jude Gold and Matt Blackett, Guitar Player, p.111. Macan (1997, p. 47): Macan, Edward L
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from the original on December 26, 2023. Retrieved December 26, 2023. Jude Gold , "Rusty Cooley's intense licks of doom"[dead link] Guitar Player, October
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Heroes: How to Play Like 26 Guitar Gods from Atkins to Zappa", edited by Jude Gold and Matt Blackett, Guitar Player p.111. Tamm (2003, pp. 134, 142, 148
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began to use alcohol more frequently in his later years, with bandmate Jude Gold ultimately characterizing Kantner's vodka intake as an "on-again/off-again
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Heroes: How to Play Like 26 Guitar Gods from Atkins to Zappa", edited by Jude Gold and Matt Blackett, Guitar Player, p.111. Tamm (2003, pp. 137 and 141 (Chapter
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Heroes: How to Play Like 26 Guitar Gods from Atkins to Zappa", edited by Jude Gold and Matt Blackett, Guitar Player, p.111. Fripp, Robert. "Robert Fripp's
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AllMusic Review by Ann Wickstrom". allmusic.com. Retrieved 2021-01-28. Jude Gold (December 2003). "Chops: Hot Guitarist Alert! James Nash". Guitar Player
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"VG Hit List: Burger After Church". Vintage Guitar. Vol. 16, no. 12. Jude Gold (December 2003). "Hot Guitarist Alert: James Nash". Guitar Player. Vol
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Heroes: How to Play Like 26 Guitar Gods from Atkins to Zappa", edited by Jude Gold and Matt Blackett, Guitar Player, p.111. A Young Person's Guide to Frippertronics