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Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood are working together again in the studio
The news comes just one month after Fleetwood publicly called for Buckingham and Stevie Nicks to end their feud. Could a reunion be far off?
Steven Wilson reveals what King Crimson's music taught him about Robert Fripp's genius
Reworking Crimson's iconic debut helped the modern prog guitarist understand what made the group so innovative in the first place
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”
“It really pulled me out of my grief.” Mike Campbell reveals the offer to become Fleetwood Mac's guitarist saved him just months after Tom Petty's death
The guitarist says Mac singer Stevie Nicks was like the “fifth or sixth” Heartbreaker and would have joined the band if Tom had said yes
Kirk Hammett says he’s sitting on hundreds of riffs for Metallica’s next album and planning another solo record
The Metallica guitarist says his new songs span the genres, from classical to “heavy stuff” and funk
Paul McCartney's song got the Beatles back to playing guitar rock and roll. It also landed them in hot water
The White Album cut came at an interesting political moment, and its release divided opinion
Phil Manzanera shares insights into David Gilmour’s talents and methods
They met while teens and went on to play guitar in two of the 1970s' most iconic bands before rekindling their relationship personally and professionally
Tommy Emmanuel shows us his custom Maton electro-acoustic and gives two reasons to gig with three guitars
The acoustic virtuoso gives us a first-hand look at his main guitar as he drops his new album, 'Live at the Sydney Opera House '
Mike Campbell asked George Harrison to replace his Traveling Wilbury’s solo. He tells why history proves it was the right decision
The guitarist took up the instrument because of the Beatle. When it came to sharing a studio with him, he knew his hero would serve the song better than he ever could
