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Richard Thompson’s Endless Guitar Journey
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Richard Thompson’s Endless Guitar Journey

From Fairport Convention to his new album, Hippies, Thugs and Heroes, the guitar legend has spent nearly 60 years exploring the possibilities of his instrument.

Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen on Hot Tuna and Nearly 70 Years of Musical Collaboration
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Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen on Hot Tuna and Nearly 70 Years of Musical Collaboration

The long-running musical duo talk technique, gear, and how they continue to surprise one another.

Musician passionately plays guitar on stage, accompanied by a smiling drummer.
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Jimmy “Scratch” James: Playing for His Ghosts

The Parlor Greens and True Loves guitarist talks retro soul, his very personal gear, and the family of musicians who shaped his sound.

The Autumn Defense: Sons of the Triangle
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The Autumn Defense: Sons of the Triangle

Pat Sansone and John Stirratt—bandmates in Wilco and beyond—embrace the warmth of vintage instruments in their quest to get in the zone on Here and Nowhere, their first release in 11 years.

The Songs That We Hear: Capturing Jerry Garcia’s Tone
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The Songs That We Hear: Capturing Jerry Garcia’s Tone

Grateful Dead-inspired gear from Milkman and Scarlet Fire helps to keep the guitarist’s sound alive.

Nobody’s Finished, We Ain’t Even Begun: The Guitar Players Keeping the Dead Alive
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Nobody’s Finished, We Ain’t Even Begun: The Guitar Players Keeping the Dead Alive

Steve Van Zandt guitar gallery
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Stevie Van Zandt’s E Street Gear Gallery

Here’s what Bruce Springsteen’s righthand man brings to the band’s stadium gigs.

Stevie Van Zandt Is Ready to Talk Guitar
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Stevie Van Zandt Is Ready to Talk Guitar

With the E Street Band, he’s served as musical consigliere to Bruce Springsteen for most of his musical life. And although he stands next to the Boss onstage, guitar in hand, he’s remained mostly quiet about his work as a player—until now.