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Go over the mountain and take your solos to new heights: 5 ways you can shred like Randy Rhoads
"Leslie West was one of my favorites because he used classical ideas with feeling,” Rhoads told Guitar World in May, 1982.
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Michael Jackson’s Beat It was “too metal” before Quincy Jones stepped in, claims guitarist
Michael Jackson’s Thriller-era guitarist says Beat It was “too metal” before producer Quincy Jones stepped in. Steve Lukather ...
Taste of Country2h
Ella Langley’s First Onstage Fall Was a Doozy [Watch]
Even though it's the newest song on this lists, Ella Langley and Riley's Green's flirtatious duet has strong classic country ...
BTS Fans Are Excited As Jin's Running Wild Teaser Already Feels Like 'Song Of The Year'
On October 25, Jin pre-released the track I’ll Be There, giving fans an early taste of HAPPY. As they wait for the album’s release, Jin has treated them to teasers, visual snippets and photo sketches, ...
Glide Magazine13h
Movie Club’s Vince Cuneo Pursues Ambient Psych with Portraits of Pirates Side Project and New Album ‘Floating Gold’ (INTERVIEW)
Vince Cuneo is a guitarist who forms one half of the Venice Beach-based instrumental Rock project Movie Club, along with ...
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Warren Haynes reveals how one of the best-loved songs in the Allman Brothers’ catalog was almost lost.
Haynes would later make a proper studio demo of the song, on which he worked out a memorable guitar hook line. He considered the number for his first solo album, Tales of Ordinary Madness, but instead ...