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Mick Ralphs

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Dave Fox's new electronics company, Foxrox, recently hit the market with its Captain Coconut pedal. While most of the interest in the pedal...
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