The Yes song that proves Chris Squire was a “rhythmic genius”, according to Geddy Lee
One of prog's biggest names, the bassist for hard rock trio Rush, singled out one Yes cut as exemplary of Chris Squire's distinctive rhythm chops.
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"Why wouldn't I wanna hang around with him?”: Rush’s Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee still meet up and jam
Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson has been opening up about life after Rush and has revealed that he and Geddy Lee still meet up ...
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You Can Buy Jimi Hendrix’s Custom Gibson SG (Plus Save on New and Used Gear) at Reverb’s Spring Sales Event
Guitarists, a little Rorschach Test for you. When I say "Spring," what is the first word that comes to mind? Ding ding ding, if you said "Reverb," You are correct! So, that tax return? Yeah, that ...
Les Claypool names the “hardest” rock and roll bassline of his era
Inspired by a plethora of musical stylings, Primus bassist and frontman Les Claypool highlighted one 1970s UK rock-cut as the ultimate in skill.
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Clapton: “If I Could Choose What to Come Back As, it Would Be” This Guitar
January 16, 1992. Eric Clapton takes the stage at Bray Studios, England, to record what would become his MTV Unplugged television appearance and live album. This fruitful session included the ...