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Elvis Costello identifies what AI is really all about. And it isn't music
While the Beatles used the technology to complete their last single, Brian May and Sting are among those who are worried about the potential for harm
Judas Priest’s debut was recorded on a shoestring budget in the dead of night. 50 years later, it’s finally been revived
The guitarist says the new version helps the band reclaim the baby they'd left on the doorstep in ‘74
David Gilmour weighs in on the links between Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' and 'The Wizard of Oz'
Promoting his new album, the guitarist made a surprising revelation about the connection between the iconic album and classic movie
“Bobby came in and he went, ‘Da-da-da-da-da-da-da DUH-daaa!’ I said, ‘That’s the only thing you think I should do?’” George Benson tells how one small change turned the song “Breezin’” into an instrumental guitar sensation
The guitarist also shares how he got his Gibson Johnny Smith guitar for a steal
Warren Haynes reveals how one of the best-loved songs in the Allman Brothers’ catalog was almost lost.
The guitarist says "this one poured right out of us in the studio. We were on a real roll.”
Scott Gorham tells how an offhand moment led to his favorite Thin Lizzy song, released 50 years ago
Gorham and Phil Lynott's partnership would grow into one of the most influential in rock music, and it started during a break in rehearsals
“People always say I’m the Beatle who changed the most.” How playing sitar helped George Harrison become a guitar legend
While all the elements of Harrison’s guitar style were falling into place, the Beatles were falling apart. Here’s what happened
Ernie Isley recalls how a surprise meeting with Paul McCartney led to the pair jamming "Twist and Shout"
Nearly 60 years after both groups found success with their hit cover versions, the pair united for a special impromptu performance of the track
