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Eddie Van Halen’s soon-to-be-released recordings are going to blow you away, according to Steve Lukather
The highly anticipated project could be the ultimate Eddie Van Halen honor record
Steve Vai on the time Eddie Van Halen played him never-before-released material
Vai has also had his say on Steve Lukather's involvement in the much-anticipated new Van Halen record, which will revive old material
Who is buying $15 million guitars? One of the world’s leading dealers lifts the veil on the collectible guitar market
At 32, Matthieu Lucas hosts guitars wielded by the likes of Slash, Eric Clapton and AC/DC at Parisian guitar emporium Matt’s Guitar Shop. He is driven by his core belief that vintage guitars, once owned by legendary musicians, are meant to be played on stage again
Why Paul Rodgers declined an offer to front the new Van Halen album
Alex Van Halen and Steve Lukather are currently looking for a vocalist to complete their project of reviving archival Van Halen material
Alex Van Halen says a new Van Halen record was virtually finished before Eddie passed away
The Van Halen drummer has also shed more light on Steve Lukather's involvement in the project
How three session aces and an inspired intervention from a “wunderkind” Steve Lukather saved a ‘70s soft-rock classic
England Dan and John Ford Coley's Love Is the Answer might not sound like the guitar track of nightmares but it took a lot of guitar talent to get it onto tape
How a 20-year-old Steve Lukather beat three seasoned session pros to feature on this ’70s soft rock classic
England Dan & John Ford Coley bookended their decade-long career with the album Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jive, which features a fast-rising Lukather on a couple of tracks
Steve Lukather was hanging out with Eddie Van Halen, when Jimmy Page paid him the highest compliment
Getting endorsed by the Led Zeppelin legend is something most guitarist could only dream of – but Lukather recalls the moment the icon gave him his flowers
Spinal Tap once surprised Nigel Tufnel with an all-star guitar solo tribute – but he wasn't thrilled about it
Explaining (well, bickering about, really) the star-studded Break Like the Wind, David St. Hubbins maintained that the collaboration was merely intended as a friendly gesture from admirers, and that Tufnel misunderstood it
