Christopher Scapelliti

Video Forever pushing guitar evolution forward, Vai remains at the forefront of technique and design.

Video Five years on from his passing, we share the fascinating story behind the Father of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s pioneering classic.

You know the hits, but check out these often overlooked picks from Chuck’s deep catalog.

The Beatles, Jeff Beck and the Beach Boys were all guilty of thieving from the Berry patch.

In the days before the release of the 'Get Back' documentary, we look back at the guitars and gear that defined the Fab Four's long, cold, lonely winter of 1969.

How a slag heap on the heartland of England's heavy industry framed one of the most iconic shots in rock history.

A gift from Joe Walsh, the 6120 is described by the Who guitarist as the best guitar he has ever owned.

In 1971, the Who guitarist was taken to the brink trying to follow the success of 'Tommy.' He came out the other end with a masterpiece.

This distinctive and impressive Delta bluesman played like no one else.

10 blues guitar giants share the magic behind their six-string technique.

“If you like guitar playing, it simply doesn't get any better than Tommy,” Jason Isbell once said of Tommy Emmanuel. This clip shows exactly what he means.

On September 16, 1970, just two days before his death, Hendrix joined War onstage at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London.

The "Seven-String Sorcerer" steals the show at the 1990 Monsters of Rock Festival.

The man who redefined virtuoso guitar soloing tips his cap to one of his great influences.