Phil Weller

Blackmore didn’t feel as connected to the blues as his peers. For him, this band made all the difference

He’s now back on the road, but will be handling his volume dials with caution

Although his solo career was going strong, the Quiet Beatle entertained the possibility of forming a new band with one of his former Fabs

It will be his first new music since 2021

The collaboration was a first in the Beatles’ history, but those involved in its recording all share the same strange experience

The trailblazing guitarist talks about breaking into the male-dominated rock scene

The reggae icon who raised reggae's profile in England and America died November 24 at age 81

Paul McCartney said the track revealed Lennon's insecurities about relationships, noting, "John was always on the run, running for his life"

As the Beatles return to the screen this week, we recall the guitarist whose gear choices, chord changes and lead lines inspired the Quiet Beatle most of all

Brandi Carlisle and George Strait were among those who paid tribute to the music icon

The bassist explains there were many reasons he avoided taking action when it might have done some good

One player in particular had as much impact on his sound as Duane Allman and Elmore James

The ‘Back to the Future’ star performed with an axe that boasts a unique silhouette, and was previously played by Sheryl Crow

The tour has been postponed for “medical reasons,” with five dates affected

The original nine-part track was split into two on 'Wish You Were Here,' but its new Dolby Atmos mix ties them together at last

Once you get this down, you can leave your wah pedal at home

The guitarist has mentioned the creative possibilities of using AI before, but never as seriously as he does now

Virtuosity comes in many shapes and forms, Bonamassa says, noting King's uncanny ability

The guitarist blew May’s mind long before Jimi Hendrix changed the game forever

In a new interview, the guitarist reveals his thoughts about the group's origins and the revelation that showed him the possibilities that lay ahead

Jimi's assistance kept a friend out of jail and introduced Cooper to the man who would help his group find fame

The guitarist sees too many similarities between Ed's magnum opus and Ace's “Shock Me” solo from 'Alive II.' But the timelines don't add up

The album marked the height of Ozzy's solo years, when Wylde was both his guitarist and co-writer

After inducting the late guitarist and songwriter, David Letterman handed the guitar to the Killers’ Dave Keuning for a rousing performance of Zevon's music