That time I asked Joe Satriani if his pal Dave Martone was gonna jam when Chickenfoot plays Vancouver

I did my sixth interview with Joe Satriani back in May of 2009, one month before the release of the debut album by Chickenfoot.

That time American Dog’s Steve Theado told me about hangin’ out with Molly Hatchet’s Dave Hlubek

Back in May of 2003 I interviewed American Dog guitarist Steve Theado when his Ohio hard-rock trio was heading to Vancouver for two shows.

Today I'm gonna request His Holiness bless the fancy fretwork that Haycock laid down on the opening track of Climax Blues Band's Gold Plated.

I interviewed Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown fame in February of 2002, when he was touring behind his second solo album, Blues Like Midnight.

I always thought Jeff Healey was one of the greatest blues-rock guitarists that ever lived. I rank him right up there with Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Just heard some fantastic news: that a stretch of highway in Florida is going to be named after Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts.

Way back in 1993 I interviewed Vancouver-based rock guitarist Lance Reegan-Diehl, who blew me away with some very wicked guitar playing.

Fortunately for the world's guitar-rock freaks, Larry Anschell of Turtle Recording Studios captured the show for a live radio broadcast.

Groves delivers the six-string blasts previously recorded by Scorps guitarists Uli Jon Roth, Matthias Jabs, and Rudolf Schenker.

Guitarist Michael Schenker has been blowing people away with his talent ever since, at 16 years, he played on the Scorpions' debut album.

I did my second interview with one of my favourite rock guitarists from the '70s, Blue Öyster Cult's Buck Dharma, back on January 27 of 2000.

Five years ago a guitar player from Ireland who I'd never heard of sent me his new instrumental CD, Apparitions, thinking I might like it.

A Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers concert isn't the first place you'd normally go to in hopes of hearing long, drawn-out guitar solos.