vinyl treasures Trace the Roots of Rock and Roll with a Spin of Roy Brown’s 'Laughing But Crying' This compilation of material by the original singer of “Good Rocking Tonight" showcases a number of fleet-fingered guitarists, such as Bill Jones, Bill Jennings, and Jimmy Davis. Why Howlin’ Wolf's Landmark 'Rockin’ Chair Album' Remains One of the Greatest Blues Records of All Time Featuring Hubert Sumlin, Buddy Guy, and a host of other legendary musicians, this 1962 Chess compilation is a reminder of what real blues is all about. Vinyl Treasures: Mary Osborne – A Girl & Her Guitar This is an essential work from an essential jazz swing guitarist whose bad-ass Charlie Christian-esque style is ripe for rediscovery. Grid List Latest vinyl treasures Vinyl Treasures: Kenny Burrell’s 'Midnight Blue' By Jim Campilongo published 12 February 21 Burrell and his band work the power of nuance on his 1963 jazz guitar tour de force. Vinyl Treasures: The Yardbirds' 'Having a Rave Up With the Yardbirds' By Jim Campilongo published 7 January 21 Two sides of the Yardbirds’ unique personality come to the fore with a Clapton and Beck guitar tag team. Vinyl Treasures: Mark Knopfler and Chet Atkins — Neck and Neck By Jim Campilongo published 7 December 20 When the Country Gentleman and the Dire Straits legend hit the studio, guitar magic started happening. Why Fleetwood Mac's 'Then Play On' is One of the Greatest Blues-Rock Albums Ever Made By Jim Campilongo published 27 October 20 In this month's Vinyl Treasures, Green, Kirwan et al find their groove and take their sound to new heights. Hollywood Fats and the Fine Art of Playing Blues at 90 MPH By Jim Campilongo published 4 September 20 Hollywood Fats took the genre at his own speed and left everyone eating dust. The Revolutionary Genius of the Beatles' White Album By Jim Campilongo published 25 June 20 From its guitar tones to John Lennon’s songs, the White Album rocks like no other. Curtis Mayfield and the Power of a Deceptively Simple Groove By Jim Campilongo published 12 June 20 Curtis Mayfield’s 'Super Fly' is a masterpiece that has lessons for us all. 12 The Pick Newsletter Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to The Pick. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Reverend Crosscut Review2Fender Unveils New Gold Foil Series Jazzmaster, Telecaster and Jazz Bass3Radial Engineering Reamp Station and Reamp HP Reviews4Child Prodigy Taj Farrant’s Top Ten Tips for Guitarists5Don’t Miss Steve Rosen’s Long-Awaited Eddie Van Halen Book, ‘Tonechaser’
Vinyl Treasures: Kenny Burrell’s 'Midnight Blue' By Jim Campilongo published 12 February 21 Burrell and his band work the power of nuance on his 1963 jazz guitar tour de force.
Vinyl Treasures: The Yardbirds' 'Having a Rave Up With the Yardbirds' By Jim Campilongo published 7 January 21 Two sides of the Yardbirds’ unique personality come to the fore with a Clapton and Beck guitar tag team.
Vinyl Treasures: Mark Knopfler and Chet Atkins — Neck and Neck By Jim Campilongo published 7 December 20 When the Country Gentleman and the Dire Straits legend hit the studio, guitar magic started happening.
Why Fleetwood Mac's 'Then Play On' is One of the Greatest Blues-Rock Albums Ever Made By Jim Campilongo published 27 October 20 In this month's Vinyl Treasures, Green, Kirwan et al find their groove and take their sound to new heights.
Hollywood Fats and the Fine Art of Playing Blues at 90 MPH By Jim Campilongo published 4 September 20 Hollywood Fats took the genre at his own speed and left everyone eating dust.
The Revolutionary Genius of the Beatles' White Album By Jim Campilongo published 25 June 20 From its guitar tones to John Lennon’s songs, the White Album rocks like no other.
Curtis Mayfield and the Power of a Deceptively Simple Groove By Jim Campilongo published 12 June 20 Curtis Mayfield’s 'Super Fly' is a masterpiece that has lessons for us all.
