Guitar Techniques News

The acoustic virtuoso, in the presence of Rick Beato, demystifies his approach to rearranging rock hits with a spellbinding cover of the Bob Dylan/Jimi Hendrix classic

Which blues guitar titan would you put your money on? Who will float like a tremolo and sting like a B? Will they wear guitars at the weigh in?

Joy is the fourth single taken from Santana's upcoming album, Blessings and Miracles, which is set to arrive October 15

Armed with his custom-built IHush Lady M Strat and flanked by a pair of Marshall stacks, the Journey founder served up a blazing rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner

Basilio sets the 'board ablaze by way of some dazzling phrases, time signature-shifting breakdowns and effortless extended solo passages

The Dream Theater shred wizard explains the link between his two great passions in life (other than his beard)

The British blues-rock icon will limit himself to one-off shows and events local to his California base

The Black Sabbath icon reveals Clapton has already recorded a solo for his upcoming record

The clips – which have surfaced ahead of the upcoming The Beatles: Get Back documentary – reveal a near-pivotal conversation between Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr

The book, due October 5, also includes chapters on EVH’s guitar builds and personal stories from the guitarist detailing oddities from his gear collection

The Sob Rock track performance played host to some exceptional in-the-moment soloing from Mayer

"This guitar truly has Jason’s magic in it – I felt like I couldn’t miss a note if I tried," Strauss said of the experience

Prince heard and approved of McKee’s arrangement, which arrives alongside a new six-track covers EP, Symbol

“I don't have the dazzling technical expertise of a Joe Satriani or a Steve Vai or Al Di Meola or Eddie Van Halen. But I just might”

The nimble-fingered Hyvmine member employs both a Kiesel SCB and Zeus headless acoustic in the new seven-minute single

Newell performed on Wakeman’s Journey to the Centre of the Earth and played the world’s first triple-neck bass

Both wielding Red Specials, the pair of Queen guitarists trade the track's gorgeous six-string harmonies and soaring leads at London's Hammersmith Odeon in 1992

Mark Edwards of Devon, England, played a continuous 86-song setlist for more than two days straight, shattering his previously held record of 41 hours of four-string action

The track is taken from Posen's forthcoming fourth studio outing, Mile End, due October 1