Annie Clark, aka St. Vincent, has named what she thinks is the best guitar solo ever recorded – and, according to her, it should be played note-for-note at all costs.

Some songs do not just enter the conversation, they take control of it. The opening notes hit, the room shifts, and suddenly ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Here, we pose the question - and bust a few myths in the process. Robert Johnson’s Delta blues masterpiece, originally titled ...

He might be the most underrated guitarist of his generation, but Neil Young has had a powerful impact on rock music. One of ...

There's a particular kind of silence that follows a great guitar solo. Not the silence of an ending, but the silence of a listener trying to process something that moved faster than words. Some solos ...

Throughout music history, there have been some guitar solos that have become so iconic that they are nearly universally ...

View post: An Acclaimed Xbox Game Has Finally Come to Switch 2 “Hotel California” single release propelled Eagles to new heights and mainstream success. The song’s renowned guitar solo was later ...

There aren’t enough guitar solos anymore. I mean, there are guitar solos still happening—in the metalspheres of the world, most explicitly—but rock and roll’s got a serious solo deficiency going on.

I first heard Brian Eno’s surrealist masterpiece “Baby’s on Fire” as an actual baby, more or less: it was one of my parents’ household staples. For years I moved through life under the very confident ...