Andrew Daly

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“John Lennon laid down a simple guitar part. Then David asked me if I wanted to go to dinner with them!” The genius of David Bowie’s guitar collabs in 9 classic tracks

By: Andrew Daly, Damian Fanelli, Christopher Scapelliti, Ryan Reed, Henry Yates

Bowie’s most iconic six-string moments, featuring his all-star cast of top-tier players, from Mick Ronson to Stevie Ray Vaughan

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“We’d sit outside, get really stoned, and nerd out about a solo or two”: Marcus King opens up about his friendship with Brent Hinds

By: Janelle Borg, Andrew Daly

2 min read The two guitarists were friends for the better part of a decade, and Hinds contributed one of his last-ever recorded solos to a Marcus King track

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Marty Friedman names one of his favorite guitarists to jam with: “It reminded me of playing with Jason Becker. She does all the guitar things I don’t do – like tapping – but does them in a way that I like”

By: Phil Weller, Andrew Daly

He’s jammed with some esteemed talents, but this player is one of his favorites

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“Maybe it was a guy on smack who got paid $50”: This Funkadelic solo was one of the band’s best – but who really played it?

By: Andrew Daly, Phil Weller

Guitarist Michael Hampton has weighed in on the mystery solo that can be heard on the band’s 1975 record

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“There was this D-Day where everybody in rock music got dropped except for us and Beck. I felt the immediate hatred in town”: Weezer’s Brian Bell on polarizing fans (and the band), proving the critics wrong, and making the Gold Album

By: Andrew Daly

Cuomo’s right-hand guitar man on the flashy Explorer he found in his bandmate’s basement, the development of their own standard tuning and his ability to identify what makes Weezer Weezer

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“I think they’ve been forgotten about in our generation”: Why Greta Van Fleet’s Jake Kiszka thinks more guitarists should be using combo amps

By: Matt Owen, Andrew Daly

2 min read Kiszka says combo amps could help you sound better as a player

Weezer’s Brian Bell on polarizing fans (and the band), proving the critics wrong, and making the Gold Album

By: Andrew Daly

Cuomo’s right-hand guitar man on the flashy Explorer he found in his bandmate’s basement, the development of their own standard tuning and his ability to identify what makes Weezer Weezer

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“I was called to play on an album with Peter Gabriel, whom I didn't know of. I hadn’t even heard of Genesis”: Tony Levin on how a Peter Gabriel session changed his life – and led him to King Crimson

By: Janelle Borg, Andrew Daly

2 min read The bass juggernaut looks back on his session days and how a recording session in Toronto with an unfamiliar artist turned into one of the biggest chapters of his career

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Steve Lukather on working with Eddie Van Halen, Michael Jackson, George Benson and other music giants: “I've had an extraordinary life”

By: Andrew Daly

The Toto guitarist looks back on a remarkable career spent making records with the biggest names in music — and becoming friends with some of his heroes along the way

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Live by the Sword

By: Andrew Daly

Read this exciting story from Guitar World Issue 609 issue. Greta Van Fleet's detractors are loud as ever — but on new album Palace for the People, Jake Kiszka and his Gibson “Excalibur” come out swinging. “If you're not pissing someone off,” he tells GW, “you're probably not making great art”