God bless Mike Campbell’s guitar playing on that live version of Tom Petty’s “It’s Good to be King”

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.

Everything changed for Iron Maiden guitarist Dave Murray when he heard Jimi Hendrix’s wah-wah pedal

The transcendent sight of the Fab Four invading America wasn't what got David Murray to devote himself to a life in the earbusting arts.

Ever since his death was announced last January, a lot has been said about former Thin Lizzy and Whitesnake guitarist John Sykes.

John Sykes only recorded two albums with Thin Lizzy before the death of Phil Lynott, but his time with the band meant a lot to its fans.

I interviewed Steve Howe for the second time in July of 2001, when Yes was on a North American tour performing with symphony orchestras.

I've always thought that Foley was one of the best female guitarists around, so I asked her to name her favourite female players.

Sometimes I'm a little late to the game, case in point being Boz Scagg's version of Fenton Robinson's "Somebody Loan Me a Dime".

A new feature-length documentary that takes a deep dive into the career of British hard-rock guitarist John Sykes premiered today.

Very sad to hear about the passing of former Mott the Hoople and Bad Company guitarist Mick Ralphs, as announced by his publicist today.

I interviewed Robert Cray for the third time back in July of 2000, when he was heading to Vancouver to play a blues festival.

Five years ago an Irish guitarist by the name of Joe Hodgson contacted me after checking out this website.

I did my third interview with Joe Satriani in August of 1997, when he had just finished up recording his seventh studio album, Crystal Planet.

I interviewed North Mississippi Allstars guitarist-vocalist Luther Dickinson two months after the release of the band's debut album.