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Will we ever solve the mystery of these lost parts of rock ‘n’ roll history? Maybe we can help you find them.

The comedy star is selling some of his favourite guitars to benefit a cancer charity. We pay him a visit in Los Angeles to check out the highlights.

Hailing from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, guitarists Ross Thompson and Grady Allen discuss the importance of emotion in their music and recording effects digitally

The guitarist and producer on why songwriting is like a jigsaw puzzle, how he’s learned to let go of his songs, and why building guitars for other people helped him realise that his way wasn’t always the best way.

Guitarist Lindsey Troy on weird Ovation electrics from the 70s, why she finds billionaires fascinating, and the pursuit of ‘perfuction’.

Collector Simon White owns some formidable instruments but the pinnacle is surely the Les Paul Standard used by Keith Richards and Mick Taylor on The Rolling Stones’ legendary 1972 album Exile On Main St.

The singer and guitarist on how Covid had him living in his garage, why he’s found his ideal rhythm guitar in a oft-forgotten Gibson, and trusting his gut instead of trying to please everyone.

Iconic artists from Nile Rodgers to Nirvana have used direct guitar tones to hitmaking effect – but how do you get great direct guitar tones? 

Sound like your favourite bands with the help of this diminutive yellow box of rock, Boss’s legendary SD-1 Super Overdrive

The Australian guitarist on Jaguars, POGs and channelling the vibe of misbehaving kids next door on her third long-player.