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Phil Manzanera on his Roxy Music Firebird, "Love Is the Drug" 1951 Tele and other favorite guitars
The guitarist gave us an exclusive look at the key axes from his long career
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
Marshall Crenshaw almost let his hit single pass him by. His label had other ideas
The guitarist tells the story behind “Someday, Someway” and other treasures from his career
Ritchie Blackmore on the time Ian Anderson pranked him at a Jethro Tull concert
The Blackmore's Night guitarist was no stranger to controversy when it came to talking about his fellow six-stringers
How the Offspring made the number-one indie-rock record of all time with two guitars and one amp
Noodles Wasserman reveals the story behind the group's 1994 hit "Come Out and Play"
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
Stevie Ray Vaughan explains his left-handed vibrato and why Albert King was filing his nails during his solo
Stevie revealed the stories behind both oddities in a now-historic 1984 interview with Guitar Player
Martin Barre tells how a bogus guitar became his main axe in Jethro Tull’s early days
The guitarist also tells us how he stays excited about playing more than 60 years down the road
