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2021 Issue 07 July
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Premier Guitar July 2021: Interviews with Ani DiFranco, the Black Keys, Emma Ruth Rundle, Pino Palladino & Blake Mills, and Tyler & Shane Fogerty. Reviews: Martin, Guild, Takamine, Radial, Fender, Orange, Squier, Eventide, and Pigtronix.
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