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Zayne Harshaw's musical inspiration often comes in the middle of the night, which used to annoy his parents. However, Gene and Gwen Harshaw have learned to sleep through most of their son's guitar ...

T- Bone Walker constantly played major thirds and sixths, which are not usually included in the “blues scale.” Photo by Heinrich Klaffs via Wikipedia. Reproduced under Creative Commons License. “The ...

Blues and rock is still being shaped by the British blues boom of the ’60s – and the O.G. bluesmen who influenced them. But how can today’s players nail their tone and sound? Marcus King, Samantha ...

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Described by blues-rock titan and mentor Buddy Guy as “the next explosion of the blues,” 25-year-old Christone “Kingfish” Ingram has wowed fans and critics alike with his incendiary guitar playing, ...

GG Amos has been playing guitar for almost 50 years. Yet she calls herself “a late bloomer.” The singer-guitarist, based in San Francisco, was in her mid-30s when she discovered the joys of the blues.

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Guy released his latest album, “Born To Play Guitar,” in summer 2015 and it included a few songs that seemed compatible with rock radio formats. A leading candidate is “Wear You Out.” Featuring guest ...

It's been many years since blues was a regular part of radio playlists, and the days when individual deejays could play any song they wanted went away somewhere around the demise of cassette tapes.

GG Amos has been playing guitar for almost 50 years. Yet she calls herself “a late bloomer.” The singer-guitarist, based in San Francisco, was in her mid-30s when she discovered the joys of the blues.