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Neil Young tells how Randy Bachman helped him track down his long-lost Gretsch. Now he’s playing it in concert
Young used the guitar during his early 1960s tenure with the Squires but sold it after he developed ambitions to become a folk singer
Steve Vai on the theft that got him Frank Zappa’s number — and the job that changed his life
Vai was just 16 and called Zappa repeatedly over the next year until he got through to him, putting his guitar career on the launch pad
David Bowie said John Lennon revealed his three rules for songwriting to him
The two musicians met in New York City in 1974 and went on to build a friendship that led to their hit co-write, "Fame"
The Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia on the classic Bob Dylan song that made him a convert
It wasn’t until Dylan went electric that Garcia was won over by the folk icon
John Lennon's sessions for a classic solo album were chaos. Larry Carlton reveals what made him quit after just one day
He's often credited with performing on the album, but Carlton says his work never made the final cut
Jeff Beck and former Beatles producer George Martin made a jazz-fusion classic that's getting a new look
The guitar legend's 1975 landmark comes to life in a new video released from the 'Midnight Special' archives
Win tickets to see former Police guitarist Andy Summers live at GP Presents in San Francisco
Summers makes a solo multimedia appearance at the new Presidio Theatre, September 27
Darkness guitarist Justin Hawkins joins his brother Dan to trash talk the VMAs’ Yungblud–Aerosmith Ozzy Osbourne tribute
Dan Hawkins had dubbed the Ozzy honor “cynical” and “nauseating.” His brother had a few choice words as well
