The Who song that embarrassed Pete Townshend: “The most clumsy piece of writing I’ve ever done”
One of rock and roll’s most iconic guitarists, Pete Townshend discusses his issues with one of the band's most famous hits.
Guitar Player on MSN6h
"It's great. I dig this!" Watch Eddie Van Halen compose "Amsterdam" on a Charvel guitar in an unearthed home video from 1987 — eight years before the song's offici…
That certainly appears to be the case when it comes to Van Halen's mid-'90s classic "Amsterdam" — especially if this rare ...
Phil Lesh, bassist and founder of Grateful Dead, dies at age 84
Phil Lesh, a founding member of the Grateful Dead whose nuanced bass playing made him an architect of the band's otherworldly ...
Why the E Street Band Is Glad Bruce Springsteen Stopped Changing His Set List: ‘It’s Not Stump the Band’
Bruce Springsteen became known for changing the set lists on his tours, but on his most recent one, he stopped. The E Street ...
Guitar World on MSN8h
An inside look at James Jamerson’s 10 seminal “B-Sides”
Sitting at opposite ends of the board are Anthony Jackson and James Jamerson Jr., the world's foremost authorities on the ...
Thom Yorke at Spark Arena: Radiohead frontman’s Everything tour is more than a broad retrospective
British singer and musician Thom Yorke is beginning his first international solo tour, Everything, with three New Zealand ...
Phil Lesh, the Grateful Dead's pioneering bass guitarist, dies at 84
Phil Lesh, a founding member of the Grateful Dead whose electric bass playing came to define the psychedelic San Francisco ...