We're big fans of Chris Buck's emotive playing – and so are a lot of other people too, judging by the fact the young Welshman won last year's Best Blues Guitarist poll.
Chris was typically humble about that, and the Buck & Evans guitarist continues to work hard to share his knowledge with others, while evolving as a player.
He's a great teacher as these two new lessons with Fender prove.
In the first he looks at playing semi-tones on his Fender American Ultra Strat – what Chris calls "half-step slides". They're a key part of his signature expressive style and his approach is actually inspired by vocalists, including the late Whitney Houston.
In the second it's another key part of his live performance – string raking.
Check them out below.
Half-step slides
String rakes
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