Guitars
The CD-140SCE dreadnought is part of Fender’s new Classic Design Series of acoustic guitars. It’s an electro-acoustic that’s been fitted with an…
There’s a Yamaha instrument for everyone, whether you’re a keyboard player, a rhythm guitar player, a bass player, a pro guitarist with…
Established in 1991, TrueFire has been in the guitar lesson game for longer than many young players have been alive – and…
has been a competitive year once again for the best acoustic guitar under $500. We have selected six acoustic guitars that have…
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On March 21, 1977, AC/DC unleashed Let There Be Rock in Australia. Here’s how the album, its first single, and the tour cemented their legend.
A stage fall, spinal surgery, a ‘B-side,’ and a one-take vocal. The real story behind disco’s toughest anthem – and why it still hits.
Twisted Sister played their first full concert without Dee Snider on Friday night in New Jersey, with ex-Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach out front. Here is how Snider’s arthritis and heart trouble took him off the road, and what he told Bach on the phone.
On Sept 30, 1977, AC/DC dropped “Let There Be Rock” as an Australian single – a loud creation myth for rock ‘n’ roll.
How Ann Wilson and Jerry Cantrell turned a Rock Hall victory lap into a raw, unsettling wake for Chris Cornell with one devastating song.
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