Latest articles by Tom Beaujour
His band mates call his guitar talents "indispensable." But all Gillard wants is to make good music.
Back with her first solo album in over a decade and a half, Timony chats with GP about her frustrations with the punk genre, losing (and subsequently regaining) her touch on the guitar, and recording rhythm parts on a near-century old Gibson
30 years on, The Breeders Kelley Deal reflects on the making of the 1990’s alt-rock masterpiece that propelled them to fame
From the Grestch Duo Jet used in the Beatles’ earliest recordings to the late '60s prototype Fender Rosewood Telecaster, here are five of George Harrison's most celebrated guitars
With a little help from his friends Sean Lennon and Johnny Marr, the British maestro's album offers “something to believe in”
North Carolina luthiers Wes Lambe and Ben Maschal on a special Dreadnought inspired by a 1937 design.
The pioneering guitarist tells his story of the Washington D.C. band that redefined punk.
The pioneering guitarist reveals the gear behind Bad Brains' groundbreaking sound.
Meet the Jon Sullivan boutique build that is taking the classic single-cutaway set-neck design to new lengths.
Nielsen unpacks the tones behind Cheap Trick's new album and confesses he is yet to get a handle on his gear addiction.
Reimagining Leo Fender's designs by way of Valencia, Spain, Baños pays forensic attention to detail on his custom builds.
The Welsh fingerstylist talks technique, gear, and the inspiration behind 'Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain.'
The return of a classic head puts many a guitar player's favorite flavor of gain back on the menu.
Jimmy Page’s Supro Coronado is reborn as a more affordable hand-wired combo with fire-breathing overdrive.
