Someday, Someway Latest about Someday, Someway Marshall Crenshaw Reveals Gene Vincent’s Role in His Signature Hit “Someday, Someway” By Joe Bosso published 14 September 22 From ’50s rockabilly and ’60s pop to ‘70s punk and ‘80s new wave, this 1982 smash encapsulates decades of inspiration Guitarists Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1“Bob said, ‘What’s that?’ I told him, ‘That’s one of your songs, man.’” Roger McGuinn says Bob Dylan didn't recognize his own song when the Byrds performed it for him2"The first time a major manufacturer has offered a standalone triple-element pickup system with dual outputs." We review the Fishman Jon Gomm Powertap Earth Pro pickup system 3"Eric Clapton just tried your amp, and he’s asking if he can have it.” Über producer Bob Rock learned the secret sauce behind Alexander Dumble's amps during his long friendship with the famed designer4“He found it in my gear trunk and threw it away! I couldn’t believe it.” Tony Iommi’s tech threw out the one-of-a-kind treble booster behind Black Sabbath’s classic guitar tone5“Doing this makes me feel like he's always going to be here with me.” Chuck Berry and Bob Marley are buried with guitars. Mark Wood's dad is in the neck of a Fender Telecaster
Marshall Crenshaw Reveals Gene Vincent’s Role in His Signature Hit “Someday, Someway” By Joe Bosso published 14 September 22 From ’50s rockabilly and ’60s pop to ‘70s punk and ‘80s new wave, this 1982 smash encapsulates decades of inspiration
