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How Mick Taylor joined the Rolling Stones and brought a level of virtuosity to the band not seen before or since
"We used to fight and argue all the time"
The front-of-house sound engineer for Van Halen, Rolling Stones and Jeff Beck talks gear
Dave Natale is one of the very best in the business – and he also reveals his amp and drum mic choices for the high-level tours he works on
"The Beatles happened, and it became the thing to be in a beat group": Classic Charlie Watts interview
His heroes, the first recording session, jazz, and what made the Rolling Stones the best - "We swung, a lot"
Are you getting the most out of your power chords? Tom Bukovac has a tip from the Rolling Stones guitar playbook
The Nashville session man has more playing great playing knowledge to share
The Beatles' Yesterday and 5 other songs that were inspired by dreams
How Keith Richards, Paul McCartney and Taylor Swift were visited by melodies
"He showed me some things that Charlie Patton and Robert Johnson had taught him – he knew those people": Hubert Sumlin, Howlin' Wolf and their legendary blues legacy
Legendary Howlin' Wolf guitar sideman on his hard blues road
Own a piece of Rolling Stones history as a Keith Richards stage-played 1972 Fender Telecaster Custom goes up for auction
And it will be joined by a battered and bruised Vox wah pedal that Jimi Hendrix used live and in the studio
Back in the '80s Keith Richards correctly predicted how we'd use music technology while discussing the Rolling Stones' battle with it: “We had this big deal called 'stereo' come along in the '60s, and all we did was put mono out of both speakers”
Turns out that success might not be about the gear you use, after all…
