Deep Purple's 1972 song 'Smoke on the Water' starts with one of the most iconic guitar licks in history. The best part is that it's incredibly easy to learn, and you'll be playing along in no time.

Plus, what’s better than one guitar solo? Two guitar solos! Given that more sometimes means better, there have been a plethora of musicians to utilize the tool in their most memorable songs.

Misirlou' is surf-rock guitarist Dick Dale's most iconic song. But what does its title actually mean? And where did it come from originally?

This song is full of emotive guitar playing and subtle ... reach over for the E note on the A string. Purple Rain is jam ...

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John Lennon was the last of the three Beatles guitarists to pick up the bass version of the instrument. But how many Beatles ...

Five for Fighting will perform with a string quartet in New Hampshire next week, offering a more intimate concert experience.

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Homegrown music artist J.D. McPherson released a new album (“Nite Owls”) and will perform Dec. 28 at Cain’s Ballroom while ...

San Francisco Immigration attorney Enrique Ramirez has spent his legal career helping fellow immigrants – while also ...

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Mayer used his SiriusXM radio show to highlight the guitar talents of a British Berklee graduate, who's currently working as ...