Monthly Archives: May 2001
Mick Ralphs
The legendary Bad Company was born in 1973, when Mick Ralphs left Mott The Hoople and teamed up with ex-Free vocalist Paul Rodgers. ...
Johnny Rivers
There are perhaps a handful of guitar riffs so distinctive they become indelibly associated with an artist. For Johnny Rivers, the opening of...
Duke Robillard
A new year, a new label, a new release, and if you look close enough you'll see a recently-acquired endorsement from Gibson/Epiphone. Has...
Marty Stuart
Let's say you've been on the country music scene for around 30 years, even though you're only in your early 40s. And let's...
Sylvain Sylvain
Subway Rhythm is an apt name for Sylvain Sylvain's music publishing company.
The former New York Doll's train of thought makes all the stops, a...
Walter Trout
Guitarist Walter Trout resides in California, but the acclaim for his ferocious, blues-based playing tends to resound from the right side of the North...
Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter
Even the world's greatest rock and roll showmen can't monopolize the affections of the world's youth without some help. Sorry, Alice Cooper. ...
Rick Dodge The Convertible
We know what you're thinking: "Ummm... Dodge convertible. If I could have one, I'd take a '70 Challenger R/T, Hemi, four-speed, Plum Crazy...
Tuki Amp Covers
Tuki Covers has been around since 1986, developing ever-better ways to protect various musical equipment from the many hazards that accompany real-word, professional use....
Foxrox Captain Coconut
Dave Fox's new electronics company, Foxrox, recently hit the market with its Captain Coconut pedal. While most of the interest in the pedal...