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We look at what makes the Chicago greats pentatonic playing essential learning for generations of blues guitarists

Plus! The Rolling Stones, the amazing Mr. Jimmy, Baroness, Trevor Rabin, Steve Lukather, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Mateus Asato, the Velvet Undergrounds John Cale & more

On the heels of his sophomore album, Couldnt Stand the Weather, SRV tells tales of jamming with B.B. and Freddie King, and tells GP what it takes to cover Hendrix

Music documentary Born in Chicago captures the white musicians who bristled at 1950s American conformity and turned to Chicago blues for a whole new world.

GW and Warren Haynes choose the late Robbie Robertsons essential tracks, plus K.K. Downing, the Mars Volta, the Hives, King Gizzard and more

Jesse Dayton and Samantha Fish made an unlikely pair for 'Death Wish Blues,' a collab album of blues-rock.

When it comes to guitar-slinging sorcery with style, Samantha Fish is in a class all her own. The multi-award-winning, Missouri-born performer has made a career...

On the eve of his farewell tour, a living legend of the blues looks back on why he thought the Stratocaster was a joke, the moment he realized his influence on Hendrix and Clapton, and the advice B.B.

Mick, Keith and Ronnie are preparing to release a new album. But how will it compare to the greats?

The Rolling Stones have announced their first new studio album in 18 years. The record is titled Hackney Diamonds. It is their first without Charlie Watts.