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The “Luka” singer reflects on paving the way for a new generation of women with guitars — and how her voice on “Tom’s Diner” became part of the development of the MP3

The co-writer of many 'Layla' tracks sheds light on the symbiotic relationship between the two guitarists

The guitarist reveals that the Bachman-Turner Overdrive hit was actually inspired by the Beatles' "Paperback Writer" and written for the Guess Who

Ed's impressions of David Lee Roth’s new guitarist weren't entirely positive — he wondered if others saw him the same way

They grew up as friends and helped each other learn guitar — but they never played together until they became famous

Albert King was notoriously protective of his upside-down guitar style, but Guy was quick to point out why copying his moves was literally impossible

Performing for lifers inside California’s most notorious prison, the guitar legend was rewarded with tears, bear hugs, and a deeply moving reminder of the healing power of music

Slowhand reinvented electric blues with this landmark recording.

A unique feature were the "Ozzy Jacks," added at the singer's insistence

Montrose had fired Hagar from his namesake band, but in 1983 he still believed his former singer was “adequate” at guitar and “just ends up using every cliché in the book”