Latest about Clarence White
How Marty Stuart came to own Clarence White’s highly-modded B-Bender Telecaster
Stuart paid under the odds for the historic electric – but White’s widow needed the guitar to go to the right home, not the highest bidder
Roger McGuinn on The Byrds’ influential guitar style, and why they didn’t follow The Kinks and The Who into distortion
The banjo-inspired Rickenbacker guitar icon recalls how Miles Davis got them signed and weighs up the merits of David Crosby and Clarence White
Christian Parker on the Byrds’ legacy as folk-rock trailblazers, gear innovators and righteous players in their own right
Parker’s two consecutive albums of Byrds covers showcase the brilliance of one of the '60s most underappreciated guitar powerhouses
15 of the best songs played with a capo
Must-hear tracks that make use of this essential guitar accessory
Everything you wanted to know about the B-Bender, a guitarist's ultimate secret weapon
The complete guide to the guitar innovation that uses your strap to change the pitch
A Salute to Clarence White of The Byrds and Kentucky Colonels
As an electric guitarist, Clarence White built the bridge between country and rock in the late Sixties.
Roger McGuinn Talks Byrds, Rickenbackers, New Album and Touring with Chris Hillman
He co-founded Sixties pop-rock titans the Byrds, inspired a Beatles song and helped invent country rock. But what Guitar World readers really want to know is…
