As members of his family and the capacity crowd at the Chicago Theatre serenaded Buddy Guy with Stevie Wonder’s “Happy Birthday” on Saturday night, Guy began a wrenching guitar solo over his band’s ...
There are guitar solos that rock, and then there are guitar solos that truly stand above the rest and almost seem to have a ...
In this essential video lesson with the guitar superstar, he explains why it doesn't matter what style he is playing – it ...
The blues-rock guitar virtuoso struts his stuff on his latest album, recommended here in our column of short reviews of local ...
The debut album by The Jimi Hendrix Experience is many things. As contemporary blues guitarist Samantha Fish said: “Are You Experienced is historically important, innovative, and just such a creative ...
Back in the '90s, just after leaving Guns N' Roses, when he was slinging his Les Paul solo, Slash hit local LA bars and clubs playing blues standards. The project was called the Blues Ball and, ...
Polyphonic on MSN
They treated guitar solos like religious experiences
What starts as a tribute to “Stairway to Heaven” quickly becomes an enormous journey through the most explosive era in guitar ...
It may seem that Gen Z has strayed from rock and roll completely, leaving a complete vacuum for the next generational ...
Slash plays a range of different styles, but the blues lies at the heart of it all, and that's the result of this legendary ...
Calgary Herald on MSN
A young man's blues: At 19, Harrell 'Young Rell' Davenport brings early life lessons to the blues
The ninth track on Harrell Davenport’s debut album, Young Rell, I’ll Keep it Hot for You, is a rhythmic Chicago-blues-style tune sung with smoky nuance and featuring a fluid guitar solo. It has a ...
Guitar World on MSN
From BB King to Eric Clapton and Otis Rush, the blues is the core of Joe Bonamassa's playing
In this essential video lesson with the guitar superstar, he explains why it doesn't matter what style he is playing – it ...
Santa Cruz Sentinel on MSN
Blues great Sue Foley returns to Moe’s Alley Sunday afternoon
The Sentinel recently caught up with singer-songwriter Sue Foley to learn how she went from “sneaking into clubs playing at a ...
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