Every great road trip needs a song that raises your pulse, and “Sweet Child O’ Mine” still hits like open road and a full ...

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Even though George Harrison didn't get into guitar playing for the competition, he did feel some of his friends deserved a ...

The introduction to a song is pretty damn important, but it needs to lead into something bigger and better, which it doesn't ...

Released on Feb. 25, 1981, 13 days after the debut of Moving Pictures, “Limelight” was penned by Peart. The lyrics delved ...

These southern rock songs prove that three guitarists are always better than one. Single guitar solos will pale in comparison ...

Frontman Jim Adkins, talks about the influence of Bruce Springsteen, his band's underwear-party music video, and his reaction ...

Rock music’s earliest roots were laid down when the acoustic blues of the Mississippi Delta were played through an electric guitar. Muddy Waters, the original guitar hero, bought his first ...

Few songs can fill an arena, or instantly lift your mood, as quickly as Van Halen’s “Jump.” The rock classic fused a ...

The Strokes’ latest album, ‘Reality Awaits,’ has flashes of brilliance, but even at nine songs, the album feels longer than ...

Steely Dan’s “Kid Charlemagne” became a road-trip classic, inspired by a real acid chemist and powered by Larry Carlton’s ...