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Buddy Guy just turned 90, but he still remembers the guitar lesson that changed everything
The future blues legend wanted to learn how Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker played. His high school music teacher had other ideas.
Ritchie Blackmore on the anxiety he couldn’t outrun
The guitarist blamed his ruthlessness on insecurity — and said he owed a debt to Eric Clapton
Ralph McTell scored a hit with “Streets of London.” It only took him 10 years — and three recordings
The guitarist says his song is better known in the U.S for a successful cover version
Banned by Charley Crockett, embraced by Jack White, Twin Temple unpack the roots of their satanic doo-wop
Following summer tour cancellations, media storms and a nod from White, Alexandra and Zach James explain why their macabre world isn’t a gimmick
“You can’t all play Gibson Les Pauls at the same time.” Don Felder on why the Eagles never stuck to just one guitar
There’s more than Gear Acquisition Syndrome behind the former Eagle’s studio arsenal of 19 guitars and 15 amps
How Suzanne Vega broke barriers for women singer-songwriters — and became the “mother of the MP3”
The “Luka” singer reflects on paving the way for a new generation of women with guitars — and how her voice on “Tom’s Diner” became part of the development of the MP3
Eric Clapton and Duane Allman found a connection that went beyond guitar
The co-writer of many 'Layla' tracks sheds light on the symbiotic relationship between the two guitarists
Randy Bachman on his “gift from the songwriting gods”: “Takin' Care of Business”
The guitarist reveals that the Bachman-Turner Overdrive hit was actually inspired by the Beatles' "Paperback Writer" and written for the Guess Who
