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Ozzy Osbourne told Andrew Watt what every great rock song needs
Ozzy was the first artist who trusted the guitarist ad producer to make a rock album, and he learned a valuable lesson along the way
Ana Popovic on how her custom Fender axe inspired the guitar-dance fusion on her new album, ‘Dance to the Rhythm’
“I don’t think there’s a rule,” Popovic says of applying guitar to dance tracks. “It’s whatever the song needs, wherever you want to take it
“It sounds like 50 Marshall stacks!” Pete Townshend’s guitar secrets revealed by the Who’s substitute guitarist
Steve Bolton said the Who guitarist taught him the power of using just one guitar for some of his most bombastic tracks
Don McLean on the “unspeakable” death that haunted the writing of his iconic acoustic hit “American Pie”
The songwriter recently took to the stage to sing the song with another artist for only the second time in 55 years
Alex Lifeson on the song he wrote for Rush drummer Neil Peart
Written while Peart was dealing with cancer, the song became Lifeson’s moving tribute to the Rush icon
“Everything was normal.” Ozzy Osbourne was fine the day before his death says his close friend and producer Andrew Watt
Andrew Watt says he spoke with Ozzy daily since the two men began recording together more than six years ago
After quitting John Mayall and Cream, Eric Clapton thought his legendary band would last “a long time.” They fell apart after one album
The guitarist knew he was the reason his previous groups had broken up. This time he planned to make it stick
Brian May on the Queen song that requires him to “keep my wits about me”
As the celebrated track turns 50, May says he has no desire to tour but is considering a residency for the band at the Las Vegas Sphere
