Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, David Gilmour, Jimmy Page and many more sign guitar for charity auction By Richard Bienstock Music icons team up to raise money for string-bending master Jerry Donahue, who suffered a stroke in 2016
Joe Bonamassa's guide to 10 of the best blues-rock guitar solos of all time By Richard Bienstock Today's biggest blues guitarist names his faves
6 essential Fender Stratocaster albums By Chris Gill Six albums that pushed the limits of this ever-versatile instrument.
Metallica, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck Jam at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009 By Damian Fanelli James Hetfield, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page—together on the same stage.
David Gilmour and Jeff Beck Play "Jerusalem" and "Hi Ho Silver Lining" in 2009 By Damian Fanelli Two Strat masters share the stage.
Jeff Beck: “Why My Strat Always Beats a Les Paul” By Christopher Scapelliti “My Strat is another arm, it’s part of me."
Eric Clapton Announces 2019 Crossroads Guitar Festival By Jackson Maxwell Clapton, Billy Gibbons, Jeff Beck, Joe Walsh, Bonnie Raitt, Derek Trucks, Jimmie Vaughan, Susan Tedeschi, Gary Clark Jr... need we say more?
Watch Jeff Beck and Steven Tyler Play "Train Kept A-Rollin" By Guitar World Staff Jeff Beck gets a little help from a famous friend at his 50th anniversary show.
Jeff Beck's Top 10 Studio Guest Appearances By Damian Fanelli Jeff Beck—as a session guitarist—has never disappointed.
The 10 best covers of Jimi Hendrix songs By Josh Hart, Damian Fanelli A good Hendrix cover is a rarity, so we've taken it upon ourselves to compile for you the 10 best covers of Jimi Hendrix songs
Guitar Smashers: The 11 Deadliest Ax Wielders of All Time By Christopher Scapelliti The history of modern music is full of artists who have vented their rage on their gear.
Joe Bonamassa Talks 'British Blues Explosion Live,' His New Tribute to Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page By Damian Fanelli
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.
