While Dave Grohl was no slouch on the guitar, he felt that some of the best musicians he worked with didn't need to show their skills all the time.
The Beatles had to be in the studio anyway to film a video in 1968. They took the time to record the quirky "Hey Bulldog" ...
Yes will, in fact, hit the road early next May to play its 1971 album Fragile and more, first in the U.K. and then in Japan, ...
Hole's Courtney Love and Eric Erlandson tell Uncut all about underground clubs, rhythms sections and Fleetwood Mac ...
The best and brightest six-string performances from Sir Paul’s entire post-Beatles studio catalog (starring a McCartney, a McCullough, a McCulloch and a McIntosh) ...
The "I'm Looking Through You" we know from 1965's Rubber Soul is not the "I'm Looking Through You" the Beatles first put ...
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The guitarist Joe Walsh called the coolest of all time: “This mad scientist that played the guitar”
Joe Walsh has already earned his chops as a rock titan, but he felt that there was a certain allure that came from this ...
Along with Pearl Jam, Nirvana and Soundgarden, Alice in Chains helped create and define the Seattle grunge music scene of the ...
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The Beatles share an early recording of “Norwegian Wood” — hear the moment the sitar changed rock
The upcoming Rubber Soul box set reveals an early stage in the song’s development, as George Harrison brought Indian ...
Gibson, the iconic global instrument brand that has shaped the sounds of generations of musicians and music lovers for more ...
He’s one of the most celebrated bassists in rock history. But throughout the Beatles years, the guitar remained Paul ...
THE Tradesmen were in existence for only three years, from 1963-1966. Starting the group showed what can be done with talent and determination, ...
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