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“It was Gary’s idea to bring the Irishness back into Thin Lizzy": Guitar hero Gary Moore made only one album with the band - and it’s a classic
By Paul Elliott published
“His style of playing pushed everybody to become better,” said fellow guitarist Scott Gorham

Jerry Cantrell reveals how Jeff Beck and Martin Scorsese influenced new solo album I Want Blood
By Jonathan Horsley published
How archive footage of Beck with a curious piece of vintage gear and Scorsese's cinematic sensibility helped Cantrell jemmy open the doors of inspiration

Becoming Led Zep film makers describe "intense" first meeting with Jimmy Page
By Will Simpson published
First officially sanctioned Zep doc is out this week

Polyphia's Tim Henson teases new 8-string meisterworks that could require a whole new guitar to play along
By Daniel Griffiths published
Never a band to take it easy, their latest output could rock both music and hardware to the next level

Prince's former bandmate reveals her "total surprise" when he gave her the nod to play the Purple Rain guitar solo
By Ben Rogerson published
“After the third chorus, he’s singing ‘in the purple…’ and then he pointed at me, which was the cue to take the solo," says guitarist Donna Grantis

“The nicest, funniest guy I'd ever hung out with": Steve Lukather on meeting his hero, George Harrison
By Will Simpson published
Toto man shared stage with both Harrison and Eddie Van Halen
![Joe Bonamassa [left] plays his Epiphone 1955 Les Paul Standard and wears a bright blue suit and polka-dot; Sammy Hagar [right] wears shades, a black Cabo Wabo T-shirt and plays his red Gibson Explorer with white pickguard.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/mJhoR4YDuLs9qkUkeyS3vK-320-80.jpg)
“The track is a monster!”: Joe Bonamassa and Sammy Hagar have got the Fortune Teller Blues
By Jonathan Horsley published
Bonamassa played the entire track with an Ovation acoustic through an overdriven amp
![Joe Satriani [left] plays his Chrome Boy Ibanez signature S-style on stage, and wears a black T-shirt and wraparound shades; JImi Hendrix [right] wears a bright patterned shirt and plays his Olympic White Fender Stratocaster onstage at Royal Albert Hall.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/sPWCirz8fjBvGixtRANGCo-320-80.jpg)
Joe Satriani explains the difference between today’s online virtuosos and Jimi Hendrix
By Jonathan Horsley published
Satch says Hendrix was never played anything that sounded like an exercise – he “just sounded like music”
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