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Carlos Alomar had a guitar riff. He had developed it for "Footstompin'" — a cover of the Flairs' 1961 R&B hit that he and...
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He taught himself to play guitar on his older brother Leroy's instrument. Leroy was away from home. Otis was a child on a sharecropper's...
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In the summer of 1958, blues historian Samuel Charters and folklorist Ann Danberg Charters were doing fieldwork on Andros Island in the Bahamas —...
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Angus Young – Unleashed
There’s a moment — right before the lights go down — when you hear that dry, biting crunch rip through the arena.No pedals, no...
Ritchie Blackmore – The Dark Alchemist of Rock Tone
There are guitar heroes — and then there’s Ritchie Blackmore, the man who turned electricity into mythology.Before shredders learned to race and metalheads learned...
Randy Rhoads – The Classical Rebel of Metal
You can almost hear it — that razor-sharp Les Paul bite slicing through Ozzy’s voice on Crazy Train. A mix of elegance and fury,...
Brian May – Red Special and The Genius of Queen
Picture this: a teenage kid in 1963, soldering wires in a dimly lit London attic, carving guitar parts from an old fireplace mantle and...
The Doors – Psychedelic Sound and Rock Rebellion
Los Angeles, mid-1960s.On one side of town, surf rock still rules the radio.On the other, a dim bar on the Sunset Strip fills with...