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Interview by David Griffiths, Record Mirror, 9 September 1967
OUR (guaranteed GENUINE) Mitch — the one who plays drums as part of the Jimi Hendrix Experience — went over to USA with the Experience ...
Jimi Hendrix: Seven Fender Stratocaster Models That Pay Tribute to Jimi Hendrix
Special Feature by Tom Watson, Modern Guitars, 13 November 2004
OVER THE 34 years since his untimely death in 1970 at the age of 27, the music of Jimi Hendrix has inspired legions of budding ...
Jimi Hendrix and the Birth of Heavy Blues
Retrospective by Johnny Black, Blues, July 2015
LIKE ALL THE great overnight sensations, Jimi Hendrix took years to get off the ground. His was a long road to fame, from the little ...
Jimi Hendrix, Noel Redding: Noel Redding: More Than Just Jimi Hendrix's Bass Player
Interview by Steven Rosen, Guitar Player, October 1976
IT IS INEVITABLE when dealing with such a visible force as Jimi Hendrix that persons who were close to him – and even played music ...
Jimi Hendrix: Jim Marshall: The Man, The Amps; Together They Revolutionized Rock and Roll
Profile and Interview by Steven Rosen, Guitar Player, February 1977
EASILY THE MOST revolutionary electric guitarist of the past decade was the late Jimi Hendrix. In many ways Jimi was the first electric guitarist in ...
Obituary by Richard Williams, The Guardian, 23 May 2011
FOR A TIME in the mid-1960s, the band of the great rhythm and blues tenor saxophonist King Curtis contained two guitarists. The first, Jimi Hendrix, ...
Live Review by John Swenson, Rolling Stone, 23 February 1995
A THREE-DAY tribute to the ultimateguitarist's guitarist figured to be a fret-heavy hurricane of hot licks, but Danny Gatton brought down a monsoon of flying ...
Profile and Interview by Rob Bowman, Beetle, 30 November 1972
ELLEN McILWAINE immediately hits you in two ways; she is completely original and totally alluring. She is far and away one of the best female ...
State of the Vintage Strat 2004: Four U.S. Experts Share Their Opinions
Overview by Tom Watson, Strat Collector, 14 February 2004
WHILE AUTOMOBILES were designed to be driven, coins designed to be spent, and stamps designed for licking, such items have come to be valued and ...
Glenn Phillips' Voices In The Night
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Guitar Player, May 1992
THE POET CHARLES Bukowski believes that greatness is born of ordinary madness. Glenn Phillips would probably agree. In the liner notes for Echoes (1975-1985), a ...
Guitar Designer Leo Fender Dies
Obituary by uncredited writer, Rolling Stone, 16 May 1991
CLARENCE LEO Fender, the inventor whose solid-body electric guitars changed the course of music history, died on March 21st in Fullerton, California. The eighty-two-year-old Fender ...
Jimi Hendrix: James Marshall Hendrix: Undisputed Master of the Electric Guitar
Interview by Gene Santoro, Guitar World, September 1985
Every guitarist today — from Coryell to Steve Stevens — has been marked by the stamp of Purple Haze genius. Sixteen axmen explain Hendrix' influence in their ...
Overview by John Morthland, High Fidelity, August 1987
The rehabilitation of the accordion: American pop's got a squeeze-box. ...
Obituary by Adam Sweeting, The Guardian, 29 February 2008
Rock drummer who graced the stage with Hendrix in his heyday ...
Super Smashing Lovely: Jon Stewart Laments The Lost Art Of Stagecraft
Column by Jon Stewart, Guitarist, May 2008
FOR MOST people at a gig (the normal people, the ones who aren't other guitarists) it's not what you're playing that counts - it's what ...
Jimmy Page, Jack White, Edge, The: Davis Guggenheim's It Might Get Loud
Film/DVD/TV Review by Barney Hoskyns, Uncut, February 2010
Riveting doc about the magical powers of the electric guitar, starring Jack White, Jimmy Page and the Edge. ...
Lothar and the Hand People: Return Of The Weird: Lothar and the Hand People
Report and Interview by Steven R Rosen, Denver Post, 29 October 1995
"YOU THINK THERE'LL be enough interest in this that I'll be able to make a fortune giving theremin lessons?" ...
Profile and Interview by John Morthland, LA Weekly, 16 September 1993
But Junior Brown can make a guit-steel sing ...
Review by Geoffrey Himes, The Washington Post, 25 June 1995
IT'S EASY to understand why so many jazz and pop musicians have gravitated toward the buzzing, grinding and squealing of guitar distortion, even if those ...
The Rolling Stones: First Effects: Caught by the Fuzz
Retrospective by Matthew Frost, Guitar Buyer, April 2007
In the first part of our new series, Matt Frost takes a trip back to 1965. It's the 27th of May and the Rolling Stones ...
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