Latest articles by Jeff Slate
"He would take something he liked, filter it through his own sort of genius, and make it his own" – David Bowie's guitarists on working with an icon
Slick, Alomar, Gabrels, Plati and Leonard talk creating classics
Jimmy Page: “The whole idea of the Dragon Tele was to bring a new life into it - to mix my identity into the actual guitar”
The guitar legend tells the story of his fabled Telecaster and Led Zeppelin I
Roger McGuinn on The Byrds' shadow, Rickenbacker tones and going west
In-depth with the 12-string guitar hero
The story of John Lennon's lost Gibson J-160E acoustic guitar
The story belongs in a film script - a man buys a used acoustic for a few dollars and plays it for years
Mike Campbell on his many guitars, Heartbreakers and more
Tom Petty's "co-captain" is a confirmed guitar nut with more than 80 million album sales under his belt in four decades as a Heartbreaker.
Jimmy Page talks Led Zeppelin Deluxe Edition reissues
Iconic band's first three LPs arrive in expanded form on June 3
Joe Perry on a career in guitars
Over four decades in the making, Joe Perry's memoir chronicles the life of a man known for his bluesy riffs and hard living as part of one of America's most successful groups of all time
David Gilmour discusses new album Rattle That Lock
David Gilmour's new solo album, Rattle That Lock, is the follow-up to 2006's On An Island. Here, he gives us an insight into his songwriting and recording process
Noel Gallagher on Marr, Les Pauls and songwriters vs bands
Recording with Johnny Marr, acquiring Pete Townshend's Les Paul, and why bands will always be better than songwriters. Noel Gallagher puts the gloves down and talks about the music...
Paul Weller talks new album Saturns Pattern
With Paul Weller's latest album, Saturns Pattern, being touted one of his best yet, Guitarist headed to New York to seek an audience with the Modfather…
Ernie Isley talks living with Hendrix, lost solos and That Lady
As guitarist with psychedelic soul pioneers The Isley Brothers, Ernie Isley's solos on tracks such as Summer Breeze seemed to shimmer like heat haze, amid blissed-out waves of phaser and fuzz
