Mark McStea

The band’s 1989 hit saved them... and became a mark of hair-metal infamy

Faced with a choice between David Bowie and his own band, Stevie Ray Vaughan took a bet on the blues and unleashed one of the greatest blues-rock albums ever made

The Cult axeman tells the stories behind the tunes that made him an alt-rock guitar hero

The smooth jazz pioneer on his roots, his crossover success and how he stays motivated

He’s released 18 studio solo albums, but Satch reveals why these five tracks hold a special place in his catalog

With songs and guitar tones inspired by the spirit of ’73, the Brian May Guitars signature artist favors an “old-school approach”

In this insightful interview, the guitarist reveals his “biggest influences” and “favorite rock song in history”

How the shred master made the best of both worlds on his breakthrough sophomore album, ‘Passion and Warfare’

“Steven, I think you’re wrong about that,” said David Coverdale. “This is a brilliant record, and you’re going to be very surprised at the reaction”

The post-punk veterans discuss the art of songwriting and how they make room for each other’s creativity

The guitarist recalls his “wild and unusual” approach to recording the final instalment of Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy, 'Lodger'

Video The British guitar legend performs a mesmerizing rendition of his signature track live in 1974

From Jon Bon Jovi and Roger Waters to Ozzy Osbourne and Kate Bush, here are some deep cuts from the electric guitar master's extensive catalog of collabs

“It was just born from nothing and worked immediately,” recalls the guitarist

Meet the young guitarists who are shaping the blues for a new generation of players

Co-written with the Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach, this heartfelt rock and roll record is the guitar sensation’s most personal yet

Their stripped-down approach has propelled the “Lords of Lo-Fi” to the top of the blues charts

With more than five decades of road behind him, the Gibson ES-125TDC stalwart picks a handful of tunes that brought smiles to the miles

Video Joined by Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood and Dhani Harrison, His Purple Highness blows the roof off the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Video This clip from 2001 captures the magic of an era-defining band during one of their best performances on film

Video The quirky quartet puts on a dazzling display of supreme oddness