Bill Kelly Last night, June 2, Eric Clapton rolled into Nice, France’s Palais Nikaïa to deliver the final performance of his ...

The guitarist says he was surprised to learn Zappa has intentionally made a similar modification to his guitars ...

Of course, the guitar has quite the musical history. Clapton, who actually owned the instrument, and Harrison can be seen with the axe in a private songwriting session back in October 1968.

And while his lifelong devotion to the compositions of Johann Sebastian Bach has shaped the intricate harmonic language he’s ...

While considered a major influence on rock music, Ritchie Blackmore has cited one major artist that he says was a huge impact on the music of Deep Purple.

Considering the artist that inspired him, Fleetwood Mac drummer and founder, Mick Fleetwood, highlighted one 1960s icon for his godly musical stature.

Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton has a new album, I Still Do ... Clapton is asked about the final track from the new release, a cover of the standard “I’ll Be Seeing You.” ...

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Eric Clapton didn't like or dislike The Grateful Dead's music. Rather, their improvisational style simply just wasn't for him.

Check out the video below to learn the full history of this guitar and the role it may or may not have played in Harrison and Clapton's tumultuous friendship, not to mention their recording ...

A century-old guitar with a storied history has been ... dubbed “Pattie,” was played and owned by both Eric Clapton and George Harrison during their collaborations in 1968.

Jimi Hendrix did not want to be onstage at the Hollywood Bowl. A month earlier, in late July 1967, he and arguably England’s ...