Guitars
The S6 Original is the Canadian brand’s flagship acoustic, the one that helped put Seagull in the list of the best guitar…
It’s tough choosing just three models to compete for the title of best bass guitar, but after a long period of contemplation…
Getting into music is easy when you have the best electric guitar for beginners. But with so many starter electric guitars to…
I’ve travelled a lot this year. More than I have before, at least, and I’ve travelled with my guitar and no idea…
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George Young misremembered Bon as a piper – he’d been the pipe band’s drummer. So Bon bought bagpipes that afternoon for $479 and learned them mid-session. The true story of rock’s greatest bluff.
Iommi doubted him, critics savaged him, and the voice they all dismissed became one of the most recognisable sounds in music. Why ‘he can’t sing’ was the wrongest verdict in rock.
August 22, 1969: two days after their last recording session, four bearded men, a sheepdog and two donkeys gathered at Tittenhurst Park – and nobody said the word ‘last’.
No songs, no rehearsals, Sid Vicious on drums and twenty minutes of the Lord’s Prayer – how a Sex Pistols superfan seized a stage at the 100 Club in 1976 and outlasted nearly everyone on the bill.
He bought a nightclub for $50,000, borrowed $300,000 from Warner to finish the million-dollar build, and opened the perfect studio on August 26, 1970. He got four weeks with it.
It’s not every day you get to have singing lessons with a superstar, especially one…
A rare studio snapshot of Les Paul with a 1961 Les Paul Custom captures the moment his guitar was reinvented, renamed and almost erased.
Bill Maher gave part of his Friday night ‘Real Time’ monologue to Dolly Parton’s death, and by Saturday morning four trade publications had panned it. Here is what he actually said, why the coverage split on how to read it, and why the studio audience cheered.
A deep dive into Iron Maiden’s scrappy 1976 origins – lineup chaos, pub-gig economics, and Steve Harris’ blueprint for metal domination.
They never cut a duet album, yet Elton John and Joni Mitchell’s late‑life alliance and lifelong cross‑influence quietly rewired what rock can be.
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