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2022 Issue 01 January
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Premier Guitar January 2022: Pedal DIY for beginners. Interviews: Joe Bonamassa, My Morning Jacket, Emily Wolfe, Sam Fender, Liam Kazar. Reviews: Fender, EarthQuaker, Bogner, Gibson, Valco, HeadRush.
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