Latest articles by Jude Gold
Listen to our ‘No Guitar Is Safe’ podcast here – the guitar show where guitar heroes plug in
Listen to our ‘No Guitar Is Safe’ podcast here – the guitar show where guitar heroes plug in
Rev up this race car of a guitar for a few minutes and you’re not going to want to give up the driver’s seat any time soon
Get Timmons’ treasured echo sound without having to spend hours or days toying with a mountain of old analog delays and tape echoes
“Captain Fingers” relives some of his most memorable sessions, and shares the inspiration behind his captivating new solo album.
One of America's most successful rock 'n' roll tunesmiths joins Jude Gold on the latest episode.
Walls has worked with countless gospel, rock, R&B, pop, and country artists, and his list of favorite sessions is similarly eclectic.
Video The Fixx guitarist reveals the studio secrets of the band’s 1983 top ten hit on GP's ‘No Guitar Is Safe’ podcast.
The first-call session guitarist discusses the usefulness of the Kemper Profiler, the power of his ultra-funky thumb-pick attack, and the versatility of his Grosh Retro Classic.
Video The formidable virtuoso unleashes a barrage of licks and tricks from his considerable arsenal.
Video Cop some moves from the blues-shredding firebrand in this classic 'No Guitar Is Safe' podcast episode.
Video Take away some knowhow from one of the greatest blues guitarists around.
Video The Jeff Healey guitarist shows us how to execute this attention-grabbing technique on Jude Gold’s fantastic ‘No Guitar Is Safe’ Guitar Player podcast.
With a new album in the bag – ‘Freeze: Live in Europe 2020’ – the Aristocrats guitar virtuoso delivers a faithful account of touring his rock-fusion supergroup.
Following high-profile stints with Melissa Etheridge and Lizzo, Celisse preps an album of her own.
Steve Lukather’s priceless life lessons on making it big as a guitarist.
Schon casts his guitar in the role of lead singer on 'Universe,' his new instrumental album.
In this bite-sized lesson, learn some of the building blocks of the monstrous rhythm guitar sound of the late AC/DC great.
“E7#9 is so overused in the post-Stevie Ray world, that this chord makes a nice alternative.”
A sonic amusement park of classic and modern tones awaits you on the ultimate Nashville Tele
What do Queens of the Stone Age, A Perfect Circle, Iggy Pop, and Failure all have in common? This musical jack-of-all-trades.
Dig deeper into Eddie Van Halen's pyrotechnic style and all becomes clear – he was all about fresh new sounds for rock.
