Latest articles by Jonathan Graham
During the production of the 1966 filmBlow-Up, director Michelangelo Antonioni envisioned a scene similar to that of Pete Townshend's famous live ritual of smashing his guitar on stage.
Check out the video clip below from 1983, showing Stevie Ray Vaughan perform an improvised 12-bar blues on a road-worn vintage Gibson acoustic.
In the late Eighties, Miller Lite beer, in an attempt to boost sales, planned a publicity stunt in Texas. It was dubbed the “Biggest Party In History.”
In February 1967, three months before the release of their debut studio album, Are You Experienced, the Jimi Hendrix Experience took to the stage in a small club around 30 miles outside London.
Jimi Hendrix played London's Royal Albert Hall on three occasions between 1967 and 1969, firstly sharing the bill with likes of (the) Pink Floyd, the Amen Corner, the Nice and the Move.
Last Thursday night, Ryan Adams treated London fans to an exclusive acoustic playthrough of his new album,Prisoner,ahead of its February 17 release.
If you think of a guitar that's closely associated with Jimi Hendrix, it has to be the Fender Stratocaster.
Paul Gilbert turned 50 over the weekend. Does that mean he's thinking about slowing things down a bit? Not a chance.
John 5 has been a mainstay in the hard rock and metal circuit for two decades.
A few weeks ago, musician Tom Ward wowed the internet with his stunning live performance using what appeared to be a “broken” guitar.
Guitar Idol, the competition that helped launch the career of Thai guitar virtuoso Jack Thammarat in 2009,is back for its 2016 edition.
Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!
