You're more likely to see Taylor Swift on the cover of Vogue magazine than you are any guitar magazine.

But maybe it's time that Taylor's guitar playing gets the credit that it's due.

On today's show, you'll be learning 10 overlooked and off-the-radar guitar lessons from none other than Taylor Swift.

Hey, TAC family, welcome to episode 231 of the Acoustic Tuesday show. This show is designed to

inject your guitar journey with a weekly dose of fun, focus, progress, and inspiration. Today on the

show, you'll be learning a superhero-level mindset that will extinguish any symptom of a guitar

rut you ever experience. And you're going to learn it from

TAC family member and Acoustic Tuesday Watcher, Alan. Plus, you're going to see what guitar lick

the TAC family is working on today. It's a really cool guitar lick in the key of D that's entitled

call and response. And you'll see why here in just a little bit. Plus your weekly dose of acoustic

news awaits, which includes the most soulful voice

you'll ever hear, the most mojo-infused guitar you'll ever see, and hear, and of course,

much, much more.

But first, let's look at Taylor Swift's approach to the acoustic guitar.

While Taylor Swift is known more as a singer and songwriter, I do believe her approach to the acoustic guitar is worthy of study.

Because when she plays solo and it's just her and a guitar, that guitar has to carry a lot of weight and fill a lot of space.

And she does a masterful job at it. In fact, so much so that I have 10 lessons that I want to share

with you, some from the songwriting world, but quite a few from the guitar world. Now, as we get

into this, I'll be referencing some videos and some songs, and if for whatever reason you don't

see any of those clips, it's simply due to copyright issues. I did my best to clear everything,

but in case something fell through the cracks

and you don't see it, I just wanna first say I'm sorry,

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