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Jimi Hendrix in 1967

Jimi Hendrix Talks Gear, Recording, Musical Chemistry and More in Rare 1968 GP Interview

By Guitar Player Staff

Revisit our interview with the legend on the 50th anniversary of his death.

B.B. King

Some Collected Words of Wisdom from B.B. King

By Michael Molenda

We got a number of wonderful quotes from B.B. King during his many interviews with Guitar Player through the decades. Read some of the most insightful ones.

Molly Tuttle

Molly Tuttle Shares Some Mesmerizing Songs and Techniques From Her New Album on the 'No Guitar Is Safe' Podcast

By Jude Gold

No matter what particular guitar technique she's using, Tuttle has quite a knack for perfectly explaining, demonstrating and teaching it.

Dion DiMucci Talks Longevity, Faith and Casting Great Guitarists for an All-Star Blues Record

By Mark McStea

From '50s teen idol to blues man, Dion keeps the music going on his star-studded new album, 'Blues With Friends.'

Paul Kossoff performs with Free at the Isle of Wight Festival, 30th August 1970

Paul Kossoff's Five Greatest Guitar Moments

By Josh Hart

Explore the diamonds of this oft-overlooked virtuoso's slight, but hugely influential, discography.

Joe Perry performs live onstage with Aerosmith

How Slash Found - and Lost - Joe Perry's 1959 Les Paul

By Christopher Scapelliti

It "was the coolest guitar I had ever seen,” Slash says.

Roy Smeck

Ultra-Vintage Two-Hand Tapping by Roy Smeck, "the Wizard of the Strings"

By Damian Fanelli

You know that Eddie Van Halen didn't invent tapping, but did you know it was ~this~ old?

Joe Louis Walker on Following His Own Blues Path and Finding Joy in Letting His Collaborators Take the Spotlight

By Art Thompson

Joe Louis Walker connects with a cast of great guest guitarists for 'Blues Comin’ On.'

Walter Trout on the Importance of Humor, Writing From Dreams and Fusing Neil Young and Van Halen on His New Album

By Mark McStea

On Ordinary Madness, blues stalwart Walter Trout reflects on life and aging with heart and humor.

Fats Hollywood

Hollywood Fats and the Fine Art of Playing Blues at 90 MPH

By Jim Campilongo

Hollywood Fats took the genre at his own speed and left everyone eating dust.

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