Forgotten Guitar: Joe Satriani and Mick Jagger Play “Little Red Rooster” at a Bar in 1988 By Jonathan Graham Mick Jagger and Joe Satriani play the blues.
Forgotten Guitar: Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page on Stage Together in 1966 Film 'Blow-Up' 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.
Forgotten Guitar: Before Hendrix, Elvis and Chuck Berry, There Was Sister Rosetta Tharpe By Jonathan Graham
Forgotten Guitar: Danny Gatton Performs on 'Nightwatch' in 1989 By Jonathan Graham Danny Gatton. who was born in Washington, D.C., September 4, 1945, began his career playing in bands while still a teenager.
Rare Footage of Stevie Ray Vaughan's Performance at the “Biggest Party in History” By Jonathan Graham 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.”
Forgotten Guitar: Yngwie Malmsteen Plays Drums, Sitar and an ES-335 in Rare Footage By Jonathan Graham
Forgotten Guitar: Earliest Known Live Footage of the Jimi Hendrix Experience By Jonathan Graham 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.
Forgotten Guitar: Rare Footage of Jimi Hendrix’s Full Performance at the Albert Hall in 1969 By Jonathan Graham 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.
Forgotten Guitar: Joe Satriani's Saturday-Morning Jam on Australian TV By Jonathan Graham Joe Satriani's second studio album, 1987's Surfing with the Alien, was a game changer for Instrumental rock.
Forgotten Guitar: Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister Demos His Bass Tone By Jonathan Graham In this one-minute video, Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister demos the difference between how other bassists sound—and how he sounds.
Forgotten Guitar: A Close-up Look at Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Number One” Strat By Jonathan Graham In November 2003, Fender announced that 100 Stevie Ray Vaughan “Number One” replica guitars would be made by their Custom Shop (all by John Cruz), priced at $10,000 each.
