If you go about an hour and a half south of Memphis, you will happen upon a town called Clarksdale, Mississippi. There is a museum there, the Delta Blues Museum,
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When Kenny Wayne Shepherd first made a name for himself as a young buck blues-rock guitar player, he was known as the kid, the embodiment of the legacy Stevie Ray
If you take four musicians who grew up on the rock & roll of the fifties and early sixties and put them in a studio together, they are bound to
It really doesn’t take much to start a band. You just need someone to sing and a couple of people to play instruments. But to maintain a band, it takes
It was really KISS that did it; zapping all those young boys between the eyes with bloody tongues and spaceman guitar solos, sparking in them dreams of being a rock
Noah Hunt has been the voice of Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s band since 1997, when he recorded the Shreveport-born blues guitar player’s second album, Trouble Is. We know a lot about
When Ian Anderson called to talk with Glide about his latest solo album, he was in the middle of playing, as he called it, “little tour events” in the UK.
Next week, Aerosmith will start their latest sojourn across the United States, hitting sheds in the summer heat, Slash and his erstwhile Conspirators in tow. If this was 1977, it
Some people think that guitar shredding is a young man’s forte. With agile fingers and intense unwavering concentration, the sky can be the limit conjuring notes at warp speed. Guitar
