Latest about Guitarists
“The guitar is like this magic wand.” Bill Frisell on imagination, collaboration and the guitar guiding his new album
The jazz great speaks with us about creative humility, turning 75 and why ‘In My Dreams’ is about collective conversation — not guitar heroics
What to watch for in Paul McCartney’s ‘Man on the Run’ documentary, out now
The film documents his transition from Beatle to solo artist across a chaotic decade
Matteo Mancuso on why he plays fingerstyle on electric — and how he got Steve Vai to work with him
The Sicilian virtuoso spoke with us on a rare visit to the United States
Alex Van Halen on how close he and Eddie came to making an album with Ozzy Osbourne
As Van Halen reeled from lineup turmoil, an unexpected partnership almost reshaped hard rock history.
Steve Stevens on smashed guitars, being pushed offstage — and what he discovered watching Billy Idol’s new documentary
As ‘Billy Idol Should Be Dead’ hits theaters, the New York native talks highlights from his long career with the British rocker
“He didn’t like being a solo guy.” Jeff Lynne reveals the truth about George Harrison after the Beatles
Harrison quietly longed for what he lost when the band ended — and found it again in an unlikely place
Jack White’s surprising reason why he avoided the guitars everyone else was playing
White explains how rejecting iconic guitars helped him carve out his identity — and why he has no regrets.
Dweezil Zappa on the time Jeff Beck damaged a priceless vintage Strat before his eyes – and didn’t care
The virtuoso loved to play guitars, but he didn’t give them any special treatment
