Rare Guitar Signed by Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Brian May, Peter Frampton Headed to Auction By Jackson Maxwell Robert Plant, Pete Townshend, Duane Eddy and more also signed the handcrafted guitar, which was modeled after Buddy Holly's beloved Gibson J-45.
Watch Keith Richards and Gary Clark Jr. Play The Rolling Stones' "Happy" in New York City By Jackson Maxwell
These Are 10 of the World’s Wealthiest Guitarists By Christopher Scapelliti In a new article, Total Guitar counted down the 10 wealthiest guitar players in the magazine’s home country, the U.K.
John Lennon, Eric Clapton and Keith Richards Play the Beatles' "Yer Blues" By Damian Fanelli On September 13, 1969, John Lennon performed at Varsity Stadium in Toronto, Canada, with a hastily assembled backing band.
The Rolling Stones Announce 1963-1965 BBC Recordings Compilation, 'On Air' By Guitar World Staff The Rolling Stones have announced On Air, a compilation of recordings from various BBC performances from 1963 to 1965.
Rolling Stones Release ‘From the Vault: Sticky Fingers Live at the Fonda Theatre 2015’ By Guitar World Staff Eagle Rock Entertainment has unveiled The Rolling Stones’ From The Vault: Sticky Fingers Live At The Fonda Theatre 2015 on DVD+CD, Blu-ray+CD, DVD+3LP, and digital formats.
Keith Richards: Why I Hardly Ever Use Effect Pedals By Damian Fanelli In the ongoing—and always entertaining—"Ask Keith Richards" video series, someone posed a doozy to the legendary Rolling Stones guitarist:"Why do you hardly ever use guitar pedals?"
That Time Chuck Berry Punched Keith Richards in the Face By Damian Fanelli It's no secret that the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards was one of Chuck Berry's biggest—or at least most famous—fans.
How the Stones’ “Under My Thumb” Riff Combines Arpeggios with Chords By Christopher Scapelliti There aren’t many rock songs whose hook is performed on a marimba. The Rolling Stones’ classic “Under My Thumb” is one of them.
Hear Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton Play "I Can't Quit You Baby" By Damian Fanelli The Rolling Stones' latest album, Blue & Lonesome, is a throwback to their earliest years when the blues was all that mattered to a young Keith Richards and Mick Jagger.
