From Son House to Eric Gales, John Lee Hooker to Albert Collins, these classics highlight how blues guitar has changed over the years – its stories, tones and techniques all passed down and ...

By the late '50s, rock ’n’ roll was in full swing – and so for Guild, a ‘jazz guitar’ maker, it was time to catch up. Enter the Starfire electrics… ...

Best of Alberta Blues Music This week, the Key of A's got the blues -- and I mean that in the best possible way! We're going to be hearing blues artists from around the province.

Key areas to watch are the pitching/accuracy of string bends, not being afraid of pauses between phrases, and rhythmic tightness where relevant. I hope you enjoy these examples.

It's the Peggy Lee disease. You'll hear a lot of talk about how much different Turn Blue is from the Keys' earlier, rawer works (beginning with 2002's The Big Come Up).

Introducing the guitar, Luke Hobbs, auctioneer at Gardiner Houlgate, says this guitar saw plenty of of action with Moore in the mid ‘90s, and even turned upon his famous 1995 tribute album to the late ...