Latest articles by Glenn Kimpton
Her guitar approach may be shaped by Joan Baez, Bob Dylan and John Renbourn, but Aspirin Sun finds Emma Tricca chasing a folk sound that's all her own
Founding member of The Band, Martin Scorsese collaborator and one-time lead guitarist for Bob Dylan, Robbie Robertson led a remarkable career
The Gibson artist discusses the guitars, approaches and songwriting philosophies that informed his debut record, Just A Name
The Professor of Classic Rock discusses his creative journey, his great six-string epiphanies and the enduring influence of Jimmy Page
Habel's soft-focus folk hits hard, and fans of Beth Orton, Joni Mitchell and Ane Brun should check out her nylon-string stylings
Henry Juszkiewicz broke the UK blues-rock outfit – they explain how they balance three distinctly different guitar styles
Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington explain how a project that started with just one acoustic guitar and two voices has become “the smallest orchestra in the world”
A pianist and cellist who never learned to play guitar in standard tuning, Williams is a player like no other, and her new album, As the Moon Rests, is a wild trip into new sounds and textures
Touré discusses his self-taught Songhoy style and a guitar journey that saw him follow the example of the great Ali Farka Touré and take his sound in thrilling new directions
The Portland, Oregon instrumentalist returns with Still, Here, and unpacks her approach to writing socially conscious guitar music
For Brad Barr, the guitar doesn't just have to sound nice – it has to feel nice. Here, he unpacks his improvisational folk and blues-rock sound and identifies Angus Young as his North Star
The prolific recording artist – and children’s author – discusses her guitar playing and songwriting sensibility, evolving from DIY punk to encompass country blues fingerstyle and myriad other influences
The Minnesota blues legend joins us, with a beautiful Mule Resophonic guitar in hand, and explains why playing guitar is something he does without fail every day
The solidbody double-cut with the instantly recognizable silhoeutte has graced some of the greatest recordings of all time
Featuring John Renbourn, Gwenifer Raymond and a host of acoustic artists old and new
The latest album from Derbyshire guitarist Nick Jonah Davis, When The Sun Came, was recorded in a church and released just before lockdown – and it could well be his finest yet
