Fender Play Live: Top Moments of 2019 Playlist

Fender Play Live is a weekly studio show that dives deep into the Fender's legendary gear and the iconic music that was made by it over the years.

In this edition of the program, the Fender Play team is taking a look back at some of the amazing moments of 2019, from artist appearances, gear breakdowns, tips and tricks, and musical history.

You can watch the show Wednesday at 5 p.m. PST on Fender’s YouTube, Facebook and Twitter channels, and the video is also embedded below.

To accompany Fender Play Live, we've compiled a list of some of the top episodes of the year. Check them all out below, and if you're not a Fender Play subscriber yet, start your free trial here.

Country Guitar Crash Course with Eugene Edwards

Eugene Edwards (guitarist for Dwight Yoakam) breaks out the Nashville tones for a masterclass in country. Break out your Telecaster and follow along.

Master the Jazzmaster, Dinosaur Jr Style with Mike Adams and Ian Fowles

Aquabats guitarist Ian Fowles talks about one of his favorite artists, Dinosaur Jr frontman J Mascis, and shows you all the amazing things you can do with the original underground guitar - the Jazzmaster.

Woodstock Revisited: Learn 5 Classic Tunes with Mara Connor and Chris Greatti

From acoustic to electric, this episode takes it back to the 1960s with some of the songs you would have heard at Woodstock. If you like Janis Joplin and Creedence Clearwater Revival, you'll dig this show.

Bakersfield Sound Crash Course with Chris Masterson and Eugene Edwards

Edwards returned to Fender Play Live for this dive into the Bakersfield Sound. You'll recognize classics from Merle Haggard and Buck Owens to get acquainted with a little California country.

Learn to Play Curtis Mayfield with Jabrille 'Jimmy James' Williams

Jimmy James, guitarist from the True Loves and the Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, offered his soulful Stratocaster stylings while discussing all things Curtis Mayfield, with songs like "Pusherman" and "Move on Up" taking the spotlight.

Songwriting Crash Course with Butch Walker

Butch Walker is not only known as an excellent solo artist in his own right, but he's also written and produced hits for the likes of Green Day, Weezer, All Time Low, Fall Out Boy and countless others. In this episode, he lets you into the studio for a peek at his craft.

Learn to Play Like George Harrison with Jimmy Vivino and Noah Harmon

The great Jimmy Vivino (of Conan's Basic Cable Band) shows you how to play timeless hits from the legendary George Harrison, including "Wah Wah" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." Learn more about Harrison's career in this episode.

Power Pop Crash Course with Vicki Peterson and Eugene Edwards

In this edition of the program, we had a crash course on Power Pop. Hosted by Eugene Edwards (guitar player for Dwight Yoakam), with special guest Vicki Peterson of the Bangles, the broadcast went full-on with loud guitars, energetic hooks and melodies that you won’t be able to get out of your head for days.

Sonic Explorations with San Holo

Hosted by Fender Play's Scott Goldbaum and guitarist/producer San Holo, this episode offered some tips and tricks that will hopefully unlock your creative side through different effects, tunings and sounds.

The Sound of Ziggy Stardust with Andrew Martin

In this edition of the program, the focus was on the legendary David Bowie, and more specifically, his 1972 album, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.

Fender Play instructor Scott Goldbaun was joined by guest (and noted Bowie enthusiast) Andrew Martin, who has played with the bands Palace Royale and Moon Honey. The guys dove into three songs off Ziggy Stardust, taking a look at the tones, riffs and everything else that came together on this groundbreaking record.

Featuring Thurston Moore with Nick Reinhart and the Thurston Moore Group

Thurston Moore helped define the sound of a generation and redefined how we think of a rock guitar as a tool for expression. As a founder of Sonic Youth, he rose out of the no wave art and music scene in New York and helped the band evolve into an internationally acclaimed guitar rock juggernaut.

Throughout his career with Sonic Youth and further endeavors with Chelsea Light Moving and the Thurston Moore Group, Moore became synonymous with the Fender Jazzmaster - often played with more offbeat items like a drum stick or screwdriver.

Moore explored his technique and setup in this edition of Fender Play Live, along with co-host Nick Reinhart, a artist also known for his experimental approach to the guitar.

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