Deep Purple’s “Smoke on the Water” boasts one of the most iconic guitar riffs in rock history — four notes in G minor, ...
It’s a bid that would leave most bank accounts “Comfortably Numb.” Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour’s legendary 1969 “Black Strat” shattered the record for the most expensive guitar ever sold at ...
On Aug. 4, 1979, the Grateful Dead performed a stellar 21-song set at the Oakland City Auditorium in California. It marked their first-ever performance of “Althea,” Jerry Garcia’s latest collaboration ...
A guitar used by David Gilmour on six of Pink Floyd's albums has sold for a record $14.6m (£10.9m), making it the most expensive guitar ever sold, auction house Christie's has said. Gilmour played the ...
In May 2025, the NFL mourned the death of Jim Irsay. Passing away at 65, the businessman first purchased the Baltimore Colts in the early 1970s. Moving them to Indianapolis only a few years later, the ...
The instrument, on which the Pink Floyd frontman performed such classics as "Money" and "Comfortably Numb," doubled the previous record in Thursday's (March 12) sale. By Gil Kaufman Pink Floyd ...
The late Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay created a remarkable collection of sports memorabilia in his lifetime, and it has set multiple records at auction this week. Much of Irsay's collection was ...
Trucks got the chance to put the ultimate Grateful Dead guitar through its paces during The Tedeschi Trucks Band's residency at the Beacon Theatre in New York City – and he says it's a “beast” When ...
The U.S. Marine Corps is hosting celebrations to honor the Harrier aircraft and its service members as it reaches its end of service life. The Harrier Sundown celebration will "honor the legacy of the ...
Choosing the best acoustic guitar for your personal needs is a tough one. With so many options on offer these days it’s not surprising that many find themselves faced with option paralysis when ...
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Doug Pettibone on Andy Summers' lessons, touring with Jewel, and not getting fired by John Mayer
The first-call guitarist explains why he loves working with Lucinda Williams, and reveals how he faked it on pedal steel ...
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