Mike Keneally Talks About Normalizer 2: Evidence of Humanity
Mar 09, 2010
Virtuoso drummer Marco Minnemann recorded a 51-minute drum solo called Normalizer 2 and asked several composers to write music to accompany it, including Trey Gunn, Mario Brinkmann, Alex Machacek, John Czajkowski, Phi Yaan-Zek, More...
GP Flashback : Cream, June 1967
Mar 04, 2010
Cream is just that—three jazz veterans skimmed off the top of British rock. Since their U.S. arrival a year ago, they have continued to groove growing audiences with one of the best avant-garde sounds in the electric scene. Their More...
Carl Verheyen
Mar 01, 2010
IF ANYONE CAN DISPROVE THE OLD SAYING “Jack of all trades, master of none,” it’s session ace Carl Verheyen. For three decades now, he’s been a first-call player in Hollywood—playing everything from gigs supporting Miley More...
Will Sergeant
Mar 01, 2010
“NO ONE EVER WANTS TO TALK TO ME—EVEN back in the group’s glory days,” shrugs Echo and the Bunnymen’s Will Sergeant as we walk to the band’s tour bus to, well, talk. The 51- year-old guitarist had just finished a soundcheck More...
Al Pitrelli
Mar 01, 2010
WANT TO SCORE A QUICK FIVE-SPOT? SIMPLY WAGER A FELLOW muso to name the last double-disc rock opera that cracked the top five of Billboard’s album charts, then after dismissing guesses of the Who’s Tommy and Quadrophenia or More...
Geoff Pesche on Abbey Road Online Mastering (with mp3 audio)
Feb 27, 2010
We covered Abbey Road's Online Mastering service in the March 2010 issue of Guitar Player. Here, Abbey Road engineer Geoff Pesche talks about his approach to mastering in general, and specifically about mastering GP’s test track, More...
Guy Buttery Feature Interview Outtakes
Feb 16, 2010
When I interviewed South African acoustic guitar virtuoso Guy Buttery, he provided more material than I could fit into the print magazine, so some outtakes are posted below. Read the print Artists feature in the May 2010 issue of More...
GP Flashback : Jerry Garcia, October 1978
Feb 11, 2010
JERRYGARCIA AND THE GRATEFUL DEAD have become cultural institutions, though they never planned it that way. Other bands have achieved a similar status, but for different reasons; unlike the major rock attractions who are idolized More...
Marillion's Steve Rothery Talks Tones and Effects
Feb 02, 2010
Marillion guitarist Steve Rothery specializes in crafting lush sonic atmospheres with layered guitars and effects processing, as exemplified on Ostara [Eagle], the latest release from his other band, the Wishing Tree. His primary More...
Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s Angus Clark
Feb 01, 2010
Angus Clark—best known for his emotive Gilmour-esque guitar work with Kitaro—plays alongside Al Pitrelli in TSO’s West Coast touring ensemble. Clark also provides half of the twin-guitar assault along with Aurelien Budynek on the More...
Reverend Horton Heat
Feb 01, 2010
TEXAS HAS A KNACK FOR CRANKING OUT bodacious guitarists. From T-Bone Walker to Dimebag Darrell, Freddie King and Billy Gibbons to the venerable Vaughan brothers, the Who’s Who is as long and winding as the Rio Grande. One More...
The Killers' Dave Keuning
Feb 01, 2010
WHILE PREPPING FOR MY SIT-DOWN WITH THE Killers’ Dave Keuning by perusing previous exposés on the Las Vegas-based pop quartet, I began to notice a remarkable trend. It seems most every music journalist who interviews a More...
Jerry Cantrell : Alice In Chains
Feb 01, 2010
ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH HEAVY MUSIC OVER the past two decades knows the main reason there hasn’t been an Alice in Chains record for a while. After the death of vocalist Layne Staley in 2002, it seemed there wasn’t much the band More...
The Dear Hunter : On Putting Modern Guitars Into Old-Sounding Tunes
Feb 01, 2010
THE GUYS IN THE DEAR HUNTER, GUITARIST MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST CASEY CRESCENZO AND GUITARISTS Erick Serna and Andy Wildrick, are great at blending different musical eras on their current release, Act III: Life and Death, somehow More...
VIDEO: Allan Holdsworth, Terry Bozzio, Tony Levin, and Pat Mastelotto Improvising
Jan 19, 2010
Allan Holdsworth, Terry Bozzio, Tony Levin, and Pat Mastelotto (HoBoLeMa) played six entirely improvised gigs at Yoshi's Jazz Club in Oakland, CA from January 8-10, 2010, as part of HoBoLeMa's U.S. tour. Thanks to Allan's manager More...
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