Joe Bosso

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.

The Red Rocker tells the inspiring tale behind Van Halen’s enduring hit “Right Now.”

Sidelined by the pandemic the pair made an EP that recalls old times.

Armed with a Rickenbacker and a Fender Twin, Peter Buck helped R.E.M. put alternative rock on the map.

The story behind the ballad that briefly turned Soul Asylum into multi-Platinum stars.

Armed with just his phone and extensive network of musical cohorts, the guitarist takes his instruments into uncharted territory on ‘The Atlas Underground Fire.’

The British blues phenom digs up rare and forgotten gems from the classic era on her latest release, ‘The Blues Album.’

He’s the first to admit that his playing style probably wouldn’t fit most other outfits – and that’s just the way he likes it!

Cop these 5 insightful tips on soloing, listening, gear and more from JoBo himself.

The L.A. alt-rock veteran of Jane’s Addiction and Red Hot Chili Peppers speaks.

The innovative Living Colour guitarist opens up about the band’s 1988 breakthrough hit.

The guitarist explains the genesis of classic tracks from the band’s heyday.

Video The Crazy Horse and E Street Band guitarist reveals the roots of his 1975 ode to Keef.

With a virtuoso solo from Richard Lloyd, Sweet's breakout hit is a six-string tour de force.

As he returns with 'Fist Full of Devils', his first solo album in 20 years, the guitarist shares tales of his fast times.