A look at the early days of the blues and how WC Handy comodified the movement by publishing it earlier than anyone, leading to his music being ripped-off.

MELODIC MUSE by Andy Timmons THE BENDS, PART 4 String bending offers us guitarists a highly effective way to evoke a wide ...

Starting in 1996, Guitar World was honored to publish a handful of lesson columns authored by Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones. The following is one of these columns. It has been edited in certain ...

For Buddy Guy — a stalwart and staunch defender of the blues — there's nothing more important than keeping his chosen genre ...

Third Man’s new reissue commemorates the Portland band’s 1996 album as more than just a breakthrough moment for its young ...

The Montrealer’s musical aspirations were sidetracked when he was appointed to the Senate in 2016, but that changed when he ...

From George Harrison and Frank Sinatra to The Beach Boys, James Taylor and even 1990s Indian electro, we delve into Paul ...

Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, who has died at the age of 76, was known as the 'Prince of Darkness' due to his band's dark, ominous sound and his own theatrical persona ...

Sekou McMiller and Friends electrify Jacob’s Pillow with the world premiere of "Urban Love Suite," a vibrant celebration of ...

That spirit of openness, combined with his teacher’s technical advice, fatefully shaped young Wedren’s voice and vision, ...

Clad in a white and blue color block kit, the magnificent Alan Shearer led the Blackburn Rovers to their first and only ...

It is always fascinating to watch the Doc Watson statue on a busy weekend evening in the summer. Located on the corner of ...