"'Rock is almost dead,' he said. 'It's almost nonexistent. And with guitar there's no almost one to look up to anymore–no one to get you to want to learn. I have three or four guitar students who are about 12 to 14 years old, and I told one of them she should find someone in her class to play guitar with. She said, "No one else plays the guitar, and people think I'm weird because I do."'"
Kevin Smith at the Los Angeles Daily News reports on the decline of the electric guitar.
Wednesday, May 02, 2018
"Don't Figure as Heavily Into Chart-Topping Music as They Once Did"
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