Latest articles by Joe Bosso
He’s played with Bowie and the Cure, but Reeves Gabrels says things don’t always go right, even for pros
"That’s what makes live shows so extraordinary," the guitarist says. "You’re always on the high wire”
Joe Perry on Jeff Beck, the Yardbirds and "The 10 Records That Changed My Life"
The guitarist says he picked a pair of albums from his own catalog for one very good reason: "Making those albums made all the difference in my career"
Mike Stern's top five guitar tips include one simple fix to help you develop your personal guitar style
The jazz guitar icon, who recently released the album Echoes and Other Songs, tells us music can be the cure for dark times
Pete Thorn shares the tip that convinced Joe Satriani he was the right guitarist for the SatchVai Band
The L.A. session ace told us the five rules he thinks every player should follow for a successful career
For Pete Thorn, making stars’ dreams come true is the secret to success
As the veteran sideman to countless artists, Thorn says, “You have to be Clark Kent most of the time, but onstage you get to be Superman for short periods”
Tom Morello on building the perfect shredder — his 13-year-old son, Roman
The father-and-son combo have been performing onstage together. Says Dad, "Now he’s just another guy in the band who I can count on."
How Jeff “Skunk” Baxter ruled the 1970s session scene with Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers
The guitar ace brought his Burns Bison and a six-pack of beer when he cut one of his most legendary tracks
11-year-old shredder blows away the competition with medley of AC/DC, Van Halen and Queen songs
The young guitarist has been playing since he was seven and learned with the help of his grandfather
Mike Campbell shares the struggles and joys of his years as Tom Petty’s guitar partner
'Heartbreaker' comes out March 18 from Hachette Book Group
He was demonstrating four-track recording when he wrote a 3 million-selling hit song
Hooters guitarist Eric Bazilian imagined “One of Us” as a song for the Crash Test Dummies. Instead it became Joan Osborne's 1995 triple-Platinum breakthrough
Mike Campbell says it's the original Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers sound, and the guitar he can't live without
Campbell played the Fender Broadcaster on "American Girl" but retired it from the road when a shipping incident convinced him touring life was too risky for the rare guitar
Nita Strauss recalls her worst gig of all time — and the good that came from it
The guitarist also told us how her first show with Alice Cooper was nothing but a dream
Robby Krieger reveals how breaking the rules resulted in the Doors' breakthrough hit, "Light My Fire"
The guitarist says his chart-topping song came about because Jim Morrison said "We need more originals"
Joe Bonamassa says he's played over 3,500 shows. This was his worst
"I think I got a Diet Coke out of it," the guitarist says. "And that was it."
Oz Noy explains the one thing every guitar player needs to unlock fretboard knowledge
The guitarist also tells why it's important to tune your guitar by ear, along with five other top tips
How Andy Summers used chord fragments and an Echoplex to change the sound of rock guitar
The former Police guitarist told us how the group's evolution in the midst of punk led him to his breakthrough achievement as a singular guitar stylist
Bumblefoot says his top guitar tips will help you break out of ruts and engage with the music
The shred virtuoso also talks about working with Steve Vai and Brian May for his new album, 'Bumblefoot....Returns!'
Kiki Wong shares the five guitar tips behind her Smashing Pumpkins success
The social media influencer reveals how her attitude and work ethic eased the struggles in the worst of times
“The best Van Halen album — period.” Lzzy Hale tells us the 10 records that changed her life
“It’s one of the magical things about music,” she says. “If it gets inside you, it’s yours, and nothing can take that away”
How Andy Summers made a massive Police hit using a hand-wrenching guitar figure and a Telecaster with a mysterious history
The guitarist says “It’s a famous riff, and I have to admit, it’s hard to play. You have to be a real guitarist to do it well."
Eric Gales shares his secret for developing your own guitar style
The guitarist's five tips focus on inspiration and perseverance to keep guitar playing fun, even when we get down
Rick Derringer recalls a young Eddie Van Halen and performing with Johnny Winter
Since his first hit with "Hang on Sloopy" in 1965, the guitarist has been among the most active players in rock — on stage, in the studio and behind the board
Samantha Fish talks Guns N' Roses, B.B. King and the 10 albums that changed her life
The blues guitarist reveals the albums that shaped her as a musician
