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How a classic hard rock track was written on Chris Cornell's couch with an acoustic guitar
Estranged from his band and father, Jerry Cantrell dug deep and pulled out a timeless tune that still resonates today
George Harrison on the night the Beatles got George Martin and his crew high
The producer wouldn’t learn about the incident until the early ‘90s
How Zach Bryan got Bob Weir‘s Fender Telecaster just days before the Grateful Dead legend’s passing
The road-worn guitar was among Weir‘s favorites from his many years onstage
Tim Renwick recalls Pink Floyd‘s wild rise from high school rockers to prog-rock gurus
Renwick, who has played with Eric Clapton, David Bowie and many others, was there from Floyd's start to Gilmour‘s and Waters' solo careers
How Bob Weir stole one of his favorite guitars from George Benson
Weir, who died on January 10, had about 100 guitars, but Benson‘s was special
How Eric Clapton survived rock guitar‘s most transformative era and found his way to the blues
Like Jeff Beck and Pete Townshend, Clapton was thrown when Jimi Hendrix arrived on the rock scene
How Mike Campbell survived his toughest audition — in front of Tom Petty
The guitarist didn’t have the gear but he had the chops, and that was all that really mattered
“He made it possible for everybody to see what could be done with an electric guitar.” Jeff Beck on how Jimi Hendrix changed the game
Beck considered quitting music after Hendrix arrived. Then he saw an opportunity to “get dangerous”
