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Julien Baker reveals the guitar that she got with an early paycheck, which ended up shaping her breakthrough record
The singer-songwriter and boygenius member looks back on the moment she got the Telecaster that started it all
A rare look inside Prince's world – record label battles, 3am sessions and wildfire guitar genius
The year is 1994: Prince has changed his name to O(+>, is at war with his label, and is readying a smoldering, guitar-heavy blues/funk trio album. GW was given rare access to his inner sanctum – his band, his studio, and even the elusive man himself
How Jeff “Skunk” Baxter took his session guitar experience and inspired a game-changing digital guitar
Skunk was involved in designing Roland and Fender's innovative G-5 – an all-in-one guitar offering a plethora of built-in tones and models
Peter Frampton on how his health diagnosis spurred him to keep playing guitar
At 59, Frampton experienced the first symptoms of IBM, a degenerative muscle disease, which he publicly revealed in 2019
Jackson Dean on playing in Nashville alongside some of the best
The viral star turned country hero discusses finding space as a picker surrounded by guys like Tom Bukovac, John Osborne, and the sideman who’s been with him since the beginning, Brandon Aksteter
Don Henley explains why Vince Gill is such a valuable asset to the Eagles
Gill has proven a shrewd hire for the stadium-filling band – covering every base they need
How Dave Grohl found the “lucky guitar” that appears on every Foo Fighters album
The frontman is superstitious about the 1967 hollowbody he bought when he was still in Nirvana
![Tortoise: [from left] John McEntire, Dan Bitney, Jeff Parker, Douglas McCombs and John Hernon.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/2YUmuCLFdmw3kARNUmCCBN-840-80.jpg.webp)
Douglas McCombs on the long-awaited return of post-rock trailblazers Tortoise
We had to wait nigh-on a decade for new album Touch but it demonstrates that Douglas McCombs and his six-string lieutenant, Jeff Parker, have not lost theirs, nor for their taste in retro-audio engineering techniques
