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How an unreleased John Lennon demo saw three-quarters of the Beatles write a song together, 40 years after Lennon's death
Starr was shocked to hear what Lennon said in the original demo tape, and saw it as a sign to get the Beatles back together in a roundabout way
“It shows you what you can do with two chords”: Did Van Halen's Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love really start life as a parody of the Ramones?
“The whole song is just that one lick throughout,” says Michael Anthony. "It was kind of like a nod to punk."
"He kicked our ass…" Joe Perry and Brad Whitford on the time Aerosmith were schooled by Rory Gallagher
They say the Irish blues guitar great probably played the gig of his life, and Aerosmith were unable to muster a response
“They're derivative, and they think too much of themselves”: What Paul McCartney thought of Oasis…
When Oasis fired shots at the Beatles, Paul McCartney didn’t take it lying down
"Try. Listen. Be patient. Don't worry about playing fast…" Back in 1974, Les Paul offered seven timeless bits of advice for guitarists
Writing for Guitar Player magazine back in 1974, Les Paul offered advice for new guitarists. His timeless tips are as still as equally relevant over half a century later.
Mark Tremonti and falling in love with Dumble amps, and the legacy of Eddie Van Halen
The Alter Bridge guitarist on falling in love with Dumble amps, and breaking a decades-old Van Halen tradition with his band's new album
Former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Brad Gillis says rock needed grunge after the “prissy” ‘80s
The arrival of Nirvana and company completely changed the guitar landscape. Brad Gillis thinks it was a welcome shake-up
George Harrison talks about the power of comedy and "noisy" John Lennon in a resurfaced 1981 interview
In 1981, George Harrison appeared on Good Morning America to talk about how he navigated life after the Beatles' break-up
