Latest articles by Jamie Dickson
We joined Mark - one of the most down-to-earth rock stars you could hope to meet - at his London studio to talk about everything from songcraft to slide technique, amps and old archtops
We got in touch with Steve shortly after he'd finished waxing stadium supergroup Toto's first studio album in a decade, classically entitled XIV, to ask him what makes him tick as a musician.
Two guitar geniuses, one record
Forget emulation - this is the reel thing
We caught up with Magnatone's chief engineer, Obeid Khan, to talk about two small but juicy new amps from the company that have been launched at NAMM 2015.
We swung by the Bogner stand to find him chatting with top guitarists such as 'King of the Strat' virtuoso Thomas Blug and Phil X, Bon Jovi's touring guitarist.
Walking around the NAMM exhibition halls this year we've seen an emerging trend for guitars that look and sound like vintage designs but are completely new.
Boutique Japanese effects maker Free the Tone have launched a new high-end delay that aims to combine rack-quality delay sounds with next-generation features
Jim Campilongo's retro-futuristic style of Telecaster wrangling makes him one of the most exciting players around
With new record Different Shades Of Blue due to drop next month, the eminent bluesman discusses the gear-packed recording sessions, covering Hendrix and channeling Jimmy Page
Def Leppard guitar legend Phil Collen on the evolution of Jackson's screaming shred-machine, the Soloist
Slide guitarist Michael Messer takes us on a journey through the history of the resonator guitar
We pick out some of the best looking pedals from the floor at Frankfurt
We check out stunners from the show floor including models from Fano, Koll, Nick Huber and more...
We talk to Robby about lighting the fire with Magnatones, Maestros – and plenty of good ol' blues.
From splashy surf to Sunday-best Chet Atkins slapback, this dinky reverb pedal from Oregon-based effects-maker Malekko is as retro as they come
This FG-styled mini-acoustic is one little brother you're allowed to pick on
A stripped-down six string with authentic vintage tone in an affordable package
An agile electro-acoustic that combines graveyard glitz with rockstar hardware
