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Chic, Led Zeppelin, Power Station, The: Tony Thompson: It Ain't The Meat, It's The Emotion
Interview by J.D. Considine, Musician, March 1986
The Power, the Glory, and the Groove: Our Man from Chic Hits Hard and Hits Big, from Zep to Power Station to Madonna ...
Eric Johnson: The Warm Tone of a Texas Twister
Interview by Steven Rosen, Guitar World, May 1986
The soft-spoken guitar genius has waited a long time to spring his music on us. We present a play-by-play of his layered approach to axe ...
Procol Harum, Robin Trower: Robin Trower: Keeper Of The Dream
Interview by Steven Rosen, Guitar World, April 1987
The one-time Procol pace-setter has seen musical trends come and go, but he's back to playing among us because he has a vision of the ...
Overview by John Morthland, High Fidelity, August 1987
The rehabilitation of the accordion: American pop's got a squeeze-box. ...
Albert Collins Puts The Blues On The Map
Interview by Gene Santoro, Guitar World, November 1987
THE MASTER of the Telecaster. The Ice Man. The Houston Twister. The Razor Blade. Those are just a sampling of the titles that have hung ...
Richard Lloyd: The 6 String Alchemy of Richard Lloyd
Interview by Mark Dery, Guitar Player, January 1988
RICHARD LLOYD would like to wring his guitar's neck. And he tries, throttling it bluefaced on the Television records Marquee Moon and Adventure, and damned ...
Eugene Chadbourne: The Lovably Low-Tech Eugene Chadbourne
Interview by Mark Dery, Guitar Player, February 1988
"There's no type of music I don't like; it's important to be able to make fun of all types." ...
Jeff Healey Band: Jeff Healey: Have Guitar, Will Sit
Interview by Ted Drozdowski, Musician, March 1989
JEFF HEALEY is the most unorthodox guitarist since Stanley Jordan. He plays seated, most of the time, with his guitar flat on his lap. As ...
Captain Beefheart, Gods and Monsters: Gary Lucas' Gods and Monsters
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Guitar Player, September 1990
"THE MUSICAL landscape is completely moribund," says Gary Lucas. "It's one of the worst periods in memory, worse than the mid '70s. My music is ...
Chic: Back to Bass: Bernard Edwards
Interview by Don Snowden, Bass Player, 29 April 1991
"I THINK 'GOOD TIMES' is the song we're remembered most for," said Bernard Edwards of the reunited Chic. "We were a commercial band and a ...
James Brown, Bootsy Collins, Funkadelic: Bootsy Collins Effects the Funk
Interview by Gene Santoro, Musician, May 1991
Scouting bass hyperspace, speaking without words ...
Guitar Designer Leo Fender Dies
Obituary by uncredited writer, Rolling Stone, 16 May 1991
CLARENCE LEO Fender, the inventor whose solid-body electric guitars changed the course of music history, died on March 21st in Fullerton, California. The eighty-two-year-old Fender ...
Glenn Phillips' Voices In The Night
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Guitar Player, May 1992
THE POET CHARLES Bukowski believes that greatness is born of ordinary madness. Glenn Phillips would probably agree. In the liner notes for Echoes (1975-1985), a ...
Profile and Interview by John Morthland, LA Weekly, 16 September 1993
But Junior Brown can make a guit-steel sing ...
Guns N' Roses, Slash: Slash: Trigger with Attitude
Interview by Steven Rosen, Guitar, February 1995
After a whole year of well-publicised feuds with Axl Rose, Guns N' Roses' Slash has now cut loose to record his own album with a ...
Live Review by John Swenson, Rolling Stone, 23 February 1995
A THREE-DAY tribute to the ultimateguitarist's guitarist figured to be a fret-heavy hurricane of hot licks, but Danny Gatton brought down a monsoon of flying ...
Review by Geoffrey Himes, The Washington Post, 25 June 1995
IT'S EASY to understand why so many jazz and pop musicians have gravitated toward the buzzing, grinding and squealing of guitar distortion, even if those ...
Lothar and the Hand People: Return Of The Weird: Lothar and the Hand People
Report and Interview by Steven R Rosen, Denver Post, 29 October 1995
"YOU THINK THERE'LL be enough interest in this that I'll be able to make a fortune giving theremin lessons?" ...
Blue Cheer, Randy Holden: Randy Holden
Interview by Richie Unterberger, Perfect Sound Forever, 24 April 1999
RANDY HOLDEN might be the Great Lost Guitar Hero of the 1960's. ...
Review by Gene Santoro, Chamber Music, April 2001
THE GUITAR is arguably the most eclectic and democratic of instruments. Some form of it appears in nearly every society. Anyone can learn to play ...
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