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By Matt Parker Published
From the Archive Jimmy Page could have been a Yardbird before Jeff Beck, had he accepted the somewhat clandestine offers of the band’s management

By Janelle Borg Published
From The Archive Campbell was thrown in at the deep end when he wound up working with Ronnie James Dio on Holy Diver

By Phil Weller Published
From The Archive Lofgren almost flew out to audition after Mick Taylor’s eventual successor put him in touch with the Stones

By Matt Owen Published
From The Archive May shared the Strat Pack stage with a singer whose performance convinced him to get the Queen machine up and running again

By Matt Owen Published
From the Archive Beck was asked to follow Slowhand’s footsteps out of the Yardbirds and into the Bluesbreakers before he decided to go solo

By Jackson Maxwell Published
From the Archive The Tele titan anchored The King’s latter day backing group, the TCB Band, from 1969 until Presley’s tragic death in 1977

By Jonathan Horsley Published
From the Archive Lofgren was broke, living back home in D.C. with his folks, when a call to jam turned his life around

By Matt Owen Published
From the Archive The two had huge respect for one another and quickly became close collaborators, resulting in a historic record
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