A rock ’n’ roll machine at heart with switching options that could make it the ultimate session player’s guitar.

An album that spawned entire genres, influenced countless bands and altered the course of rock ’n’ roll history has taken its deserved place in the hall of fame. But its guitar-fuelled soundscape still sounds just as avant-garde and dangerous over 50 years on from its release.

Oklahoma City’s finest returns with a souped-up version of its popular demi-goddess inspired shimmer box.

A first album in over a decade from these much-loved Mancunian lost souls. Does it match up to their past glories?

If your acoustic has a built-in preamp (as many do these days) and you want to amplify your sound, you can plug direct into...

Back at NAMM 2020 we encountered Positive Grid’s revolutionary Spark smart amp, and in the months since it has become a bona fide phenomenon...

The late Peter Green was unquestionably one of the blues-guitar greats. Yet as his prolific early career progressed from the Bluesbreakers and on to Fleetwood Mac, his prodigious talent revealed itself in many other ways, too.

Finding a bargain-priced 1962 Stratocaster at a local auction sounds like a fairytale, but this guitar needed a lot of work.

Continuing our journey through the guitar styles of the legendary Three Kings, this time it’s the turn of Flying V-toting blue icon Albert.

In the final part of his intro to country guitar, Nashville sessioneer David Henricksson puts it all together with a pair of solos to master.

With a long career involving unpredictable twists, turns and collaborations Paul Simon is one of the most successful songwriters of the last 60 years. We take a look at the chord shapes and sequences which define his sound.

He may be gone, but Peter Green peerless guitar playing will continue to inspire guitarists of every stripe for generations to come.