Latest articles by Joe Bosso
There was no such thing as progressive rock, explains Howe. It was just that their sound needed a bigger canvas.
How a warm-up jam became ZZ Top’s breakthrough hit.
He’s gigged with Mick Jagger, Jack Bruce, Television, and more. But it’s with his own band that Rip really gets cooking.
“Oh, yeah, I played on that.” Larry Carlton recalls his favorite sessions with the Crusaders, Joni Mitchell, and Steely Dan.
The Australian multi-instrumentalist on building a following, Fender Stratocasters, and making a guitar-centric pop record.
Johnson's 1990 signature guitar instrumental was “a gift from the universe.“
Tommy Shaw reveals the jolly green inspiration behind Styx’s 1978 hit.
Dave Mason shares good memories of a song about feeling bad.
Stevens tells how partying with the Rolling Stones led to Billy Idol’s breakthrough hit.
The session legend reflects on a 50-year career playing with Jon Bon Jovi, Carole King, Linda Ronstadt, Don Henley, and more.
With Fogerty driving them on, everything came together on Creedence's 1970 masterpiece.
A nursery rhyme, a Les Paul and the world's first Orange Amp – here's the story behind a bona fide rock anthem.
Vernon Reid, Kirk Hammett and John McLaughlin all guest on Blackman Santana's 'Give The Drummer Some.'
Hearing congas, Leslie West's tone and recording live - Al Di Meola recalls creating his 1977 “shred” masterpiece.
A stolen SG! Lonnie Mack! The Doors guitarist reflects on key tracks from his legendary canon.
Joe Satriani turned a vision of Gene Krupa into a rock radio hit - and a shred guitar milestone.
How do you cover the Beatles? As Al Di Meolia explains, the catalog is sacred, so you've got to put your own spin on it.
Neil Giraldo looks back on an amazing career, from “Jessie’s Girl” to “Heartbreaker.”
