GP Editors
Launched in 1967, Guitar Player was the world's first guitar magazine and is now one of the premier sources of guitar news, interviews, reviews and lessons. When a story is credited to 'GP Editors', it means it's coming from the magazine team itself and that more than one of us has worked on the story.
Latest articles by GP Editors

By Elizabeth Swann Published
The guitarist praises Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi for having inspired his own love of drop tunings and evocative tones

By GP Editors Last updated
From Eddie Van Halen and Stevie Ray Vaughan to Daniel Ash and Jamie West-Oram, we present the decades' greatest players across the genres

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From the players of old to the guitarists shaping the blues scene, this list serves up a cross section of the genre’s finest solos from across nearly a century of guitar blues

By Christopher Scapelliti, GP Editors Published
The English guitarist arrived in the 1980s' New Wave of British Heavy Metal, toting a Les Paul Custom and a vibrato wider than the English Channel

By GP Editors Published

By James Volpe Rotondi Published
The two limited-edition models are based on the Gibson acoustic he played on classic tunes from 'Led Zeppelin I.'

By GP Editors Published
The three virtuosos perform the blues-rock classic from this year's sold-out tour

By GP Editors Published
The floor-based processor features effects based on the award-winning Axe-Fx III

By GP Editors Published
Guitar Player magazine's final issue goes onsale next week. Read editor Christopher Scapelliti’s final editorial about the print mag’s historic run and its online future

By GP Editors Published
In this archival interview, Tool's reclusive guitarist discusses his preferred alternate tunings, defying convention, and how he consistently employs wah, without using it in an “obvious, '70s porno-movie way”

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You can drop any of these 12 classic phrases into a blues-based progression and come out smiling.

By GP Editors Last updated
Les and his wife Mary Ford weren’t only known in guitar circles in the early '50s, they were two of the biggest names in music.

By GP Editors Published
Five highlights from Skydog's brief but brilliant career as a session player and lead guitarist with the Allman Brothers Band.

By GP Editors Published
Revisit the only time all seven Eagles members shared a stage.
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