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Bob Dylan on the 1960s guitar icon who led an electric blues revolution and died alone and unknown
Dylan called Mike Bloomfield “the best guitar player I ever heard.” But his intensity and brilliance obscured a deep-seated ...
Looking for a great electric guitar on a budget? In a market full of options, these four are a cut above the rest.
“Basically, I play slide guitar and it’s inspired by the Delta blues,” said musician Sonny Landreth in a recent interview. The simple description doesn’t come close to explaining how Landreth has ...
That blurry-sounding guitar line that leads the Beatles' "Think for Yourself" from 1965's Rubber Soul? That's actually no guitar at all. It's a bass part, played by Paul McCartney and fed through a ...
PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Congressman Jimmy Patronis sent a letter to the Navy asking for support for the Pensacola business that made the Blue Angels flight suits for the past 43 years. "The Sewing Box" on ...
Working from archives and private collections, engineers restored notes and uncovered previously unheard details for a compilation that displays Rainey’s wide-ranging impact. By Emma Madden Before ...
Ma Rainey’s 118 track Complete Paramount Recordings box set restores rare 1923 to 1928 sides with improved sound and vital historical context. It is rather refreshing that, in an era of artificial ...
Fans of the St. Louis Blues who were previously able to watch the team’s games will be able to watch them in a similar fashion in 2026-27 through a new partnership between the team and the National ...
For an instrument that’s so heavily dependent upon shredding scales and fancy chords today, it’s amazing that slide guitar still manages to blow the minds of listeners almost a century after being ...
The blues guitar is the beating heart of American music. From the dusty Delta roadsides to the neon glow of Chicago clubs, its raw bends, gritty rhythms, and aching vibrato have shaped everything that ...
The blues guitar is more than an instrument. It is a direct line from the cotton fields and juke joints of the Deep South straight into the heart of American music. When you hear a single bent note ...
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