The Street Musician Top 100 Guitar Blogs is the best resource on the net for all the greatest guitar blogs on Earth. Each blog is listed with Google PR, Technorati and Alexa rankings and updated daily.
The Top 100 has been going strong now since July 2008, and over the last 15 months has gone from strength to strength bringing the best bloggers in the land and countless other guitar enthusiasts together in one place. If you are interested in joining the Top 100 or know of any great blogs that aren’t listed here, send me your submission and we’ll add you to the list.
Click here to find out more about the Top 100.
If you make it into the top rankings, Congratulations – you’ve got one of the best guitar blogs in the world.
Take a look at the Top 100 Guitar Blogs and click here to check out their recent posts.
Note : Due to a change in circumstances, the Top 100 is no longer functioning and will shortly become unavailable. Hopefully over the next few weeks the Top 100 will be replaced by a new feature and the this page will return in a new format.
Untill then please disregard the specific rankings of each blog listed but feel free to follow the blog links and check out some of the great sites listed.
Thanks for visiting
Kier.
If you know of any good guitar blogs that aren’t mentioned here, send us an Email at Street Musician and we will add it to our list.
Once you are listed you can check out your competition and see how you progress up the blogging ranks.
Any blogs shown with missing rankings marked N/A should contact that specific web authority and ensure their website and feeds have been registered correctly. Once your blog has been claimed you should attain a ranking which will automatically be picked up by our Top 100.
Good Luck
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Thank you for such a complete list of guitar resources!
Thanks for the great list! It is cool seeing everyone’s blogs. Keep up the good work.
Great list of guitar blogs. I can’t wait to check them all out!
Wow!thanks for the top 100 list..I am an online guitar teacher and hope this list will help.
Thanks… looks pretty comprehensive
Wow that’s quite a list! I had no idea there were so many guitar blogs out there. I’ll have to work harder on my site to be included in a list like this one day.
I’ve been looking for a list like this for a while so thanks! My reviews like the one that I did of the Schecter Hellraiser Solo 6 will hopefully make it to a list like this one. It is cool that you use the stats to gauge as well.
this is a very comprehensive list, Ill have to check out some of these. Maybe someday my humble guitar blog will make the top 100
No problem Louis, when the new Top 100 goes up, we’ll get you on it.
Thanks for the resources. I’ve already checked out a couple of them. I really appreciate it!
Thanks again.
Hurray !thanks for the top 100 list..I am an online good musician and hope this list will help me.
No problem, hopefully the Top 100 will be back up again soon. New and improved.
What a fantastic list of guitar blogs, I hope my guitar blog can be listed!
Fabulous Top 10 list! you clearly placed a ton of your time and thought into making it. thanks for sharing it.
Hey man thanks for sharing
A great list, but you have forgotten one blog that happens to be very good. ‘The Everyday Guitarist’ – I have learned so much from the site. It has definitely helped me move from an intermediate to advanced player.
thanx for the list
Great list! thank you!
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Wow! I love this site it’s so informative and interesting. Thanks.
I’ve just started a blog. Finally done it ! I just spend too much time out there playing to get it done.
I suppose my intention is to visit other rather than post.
Any tips ?
Kevo
Check out my new blog
hey im trying out the guitar, someone told me about different learning tools to use and i want to find some strings that show me notes because i can’t remember them to well. has anyone heard or used these Leiva learning strings before? i hear good things about them but wanted to know if anyone here has tried them before i buy me a set… how do you guys ever remember the notes, hi’s and low’s, i think im going to be learning for a lifetime…
Hi Dar,
Those Levia strings look pretty nifty, but to be honest, there’s no quick fix or easy substitute for learning the notes on the fretboard.
Your best bet might be to start by learning some basic scale patterns which will help you familiarise yourself with the fretboard. Once you’ve got the hang of the Major, minor and blues scales, you’ll soon find the fretboard becomes a much more friendly place and with a few reference points to work from and bit of practice, it will all come naturally after a while.
Check out my theory section. My guide to scales would be a good place to start.
Been playing guitar for 25 years and thought it time to give back, ive started my own blog about learning the guitar, check it out, some great resources and im hoping to continue to add great articles to the site as time goes on learntheguitar.com.au
Very helpful site, hope to get up there asap, some of these sites are just awesome!
Thank you so much for you comprehensive list there mate. Will Check back for any more useful information. guitar blogs
Thanks for this list, it’s very helpful. I’ll keep checking back here.
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Thank you for posting a list of the top guitar blogs. This way, the general public who are in search of resources regarding guitars and music can save on time browsing or searching the Internet. Blogs about guitars and guitar music are definitely widespread and sought after.
Fantastic list. Very much appreciated!
I really appreciate the list of guitar resources. I have been playing for around 13 years and its sites like these that have helped me learn to play. Check out my site if you get the chance: IStillGotMyGuitar
Wow, an internet first, a Top 100 list everyone seems to agree with. Great list, lots of useful, not to mention free, information. Now I’m going to find a Top 100 Guitarist list to rant about.