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James Williamson on The Stooges, 'Raw Power' and His New Album, 'Behind the Shade'

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The Cult’s Billy Duffy on Gretsch Guitars, Tour with Stone Temple Pilots, Bush

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WWE Superstar Elias on Guitars, Influences, Endorsements and 'Wrestlemania 34'

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Gang of Four's Andy Gill Talks Gear, New EP, 'Complicit,' Songwriting

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REO Speedwagon's Kevin Cronin on Gear, His Piano Skills and the Songs that Should Have Been Hits

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Journey’s Neal Schon On His Blues Roots, Playing PRS Guitars & Working With Yngwie Malmsteen

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Dhani Harrison on Hard Rock Influences, Keeping Up with Vintage Gear

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Weezer’s Brian Bell Talks Gibsons, His Influences and the Guitars He Takes on the Road

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Andy Summers on Gear, Being a Well-Rounded Artist

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Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen on Buying Guitars, Making Guitar Picks and Playing Great Solos

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Guitar World recently got a chance to sit down with Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen. Nielsen discussed his guitar collection, making guitar picks and playing great solos.

Marty Friedman Discusses His Hatred of the Term "Shredders," New Solo Album

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Wire's Colin Newman on Upcoming Tour, Guitar Collecting

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Guitarworld.com sits down with Colin Newman, the lead singer of Wire, one of punk's longest running and most eclectic bands.

Eric Johnson on His CurrentTour, Recent 'EJ' Album and Roland, Martin and Fender Gear

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Undoubtedly one of the most respected guitarists on the planet, Eric Johnson kicked off his solo career as the leader of the Eric Johnson Group in the late 1970s.

'Leap of Faith': Timothy B. Schmit Talks Past, Present, Future and Latest Album

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Timothy B. Schmit first experienced commercial success as a teenager, when his band the New Breed had a hit in 1965 with "Green Eyed Woman."

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