Joe Bosso

This fascinating interview tells the story of a career that has seen the U.S. expat cross paths with everyone from Randy Rhoads to Albert King to Eric Clapton and Mick Taylor

The Florida outfit’s seventh studio album, ‘Planet Zero,' showcases choice digital amp tone

From ’50s rockabilly and ’60s pop to ‘70s punk and ‘80s new wave, this 1982 smash encapsulates decades of inspiration

With a new solo album – 'Deeper Than My Roots' – under his belt, Elton’s primo axe slinger picks out the deepest cuts from his glittering musical legacy

The glam metal guitar icon reveals how a few games of pool (and a shared bottle of wine) with Ozzy Osbourne played a role in the writing of their smash hit duet.

One of Nashville's top session guitarists discusses his new LP with Dean DeLeo, the vintage guitars he brings to every session, and what sets him apart from his Tele-slinging peers.

Yes's longtime axeman details the intense rehearsals, rare Gibson archtops, and inspired improvisations that formed the band's masterpiece.

The rock icon reveals how a stint touring with the Ramones inspired one of her most enduring hits.

The session guitar great explains why he chose to re-work two Steely Dan classics, “The Rose,” and more for his adventurous solo debut album, 'Speed of Heat.'

The session guitar king also revealed the cheaper-than-you'd-expect "star guitar" of his new solo album, 'Speed of Heat.'

The Steely Dan and Doobie Brothers guitarist talks the "My Old School" solo, how he helped Jimi Hendrix acquire his first Strat, and the key role his mom’s sewing machine plays in his tone.

In conversation, the two Ernie Ball Music Man-wielding titans of shred reveal how they've inspired one another to go the extra mile in practice, technique, guitar design, and sticking to their musical guns.

Find out why "the man in the suit" thinks he is understood and misunderstood in equal measure.

As 'The Police – Greatest Hits' returns in a deluxe edition, the guitarist reflects on five classics from the band’s timeless catalog.

The virtuoso's first "real visceral, long-playing guitar" piece came during a 10-day fast, changing his life in the process.

How some free studio time led to the 1982 smash that kickstarted his career.

From One-Hit Boy Wonder to the Nazz of Glam and the album that made it all happen: 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.'

The pop-rock ear-candy surprise hit that bucked convention and topped the charts.

In search of new themes and textures, the guitar virtuoso explores the unexpected and discovers new sonic territory.

With new albums and tours of their own, the trio sat down to recall how it all went down.

Taking shape in mere minutes, this inspired hit remains a live show staple decades down the line.

The Dixie Dregs songwriter opens up about the band’s long-running fan favorite.

The guitarist takes a look back at some of his most significant Hüsker Dü, Sugar and solo numbers.