May also cited Jeff Beck as a guitarist who changed his thinking about guitar playing in his most formative years ...

Unfortunately, Morusque doesn’t know any songs, so it’s up to you and B12 to find the eight pieces of Sheet Music scattered around The Slums. Note: If you want to complete this quest and earn ...

Irsay, who owned the Indianapolis Colts football team, was an avid collector who shared his collection with the public and other guitarists ...

The 1913 Gibson Style O Acoustic Archtop, dubbed “Pattie,” was played and owned by both Eric Clapton and George Harrison during their collaborations in 1968. According to Melody Maker ...

A unique piece of rock history, a 1913 Gibson acoustic guitar played and owned by both George Harrison of The Beatles and Eric Clapton of Cream ... the seller deems it a "near-priceless piece of music ...

The group, consisting of guitarist Eric Clapton, drummer Ginger Baker and bassist ... this was essentially the one rhythm section in the British music scene that could hold a candle to Clapton. So, it ...

Eric Church's performance of "Hands of Time" at the 60th annual Academy of Country Music Awards came just after the May 2 release of "Evangeline vs. The Machine," the most ambitious album of his ...

Clapton also included his version of “Setting Me Up,” the Mark Knopfler song from the first, self-titled Dire Straits album, as a vocal showcase for Lee. Other covers included bluesman Otis ...

Eric Clapton had developed a reputation as a stoic ... As a result, he largely withdrew from the music scene for about three years. By 1974, he had begun seeing Boyd, who had separated from ...

The absurdly talented Albany artist, musician and Haunted Cat bassist Eric-jon Tasker is having a busy week. He’s putting the finishing touches on a musical, “A Little Death,” to be ...

Eric Church's Free the Machine Tour arrives at LCA in early October and in Grand Rapids on Oct. 10. The latest batch of metro Detroit concerts includes several shows going on sale this week.

Centuries before recorded music, sheet music and streaming services, there were "little squiggles" on pieces of parchment to guide a singer or choir. Known as medieval neumes, the squiggles ...