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Beat Portraits: Burns Volume 1

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In early 2009, VG columnist Peter Stuart Kohman turned his focus on Burns, the pioneering British guitar builder. We’ve compiled the first three installments...

John Hart

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Inspiration can come from a lot of places. For jazz guitarist John Hart, a visit to a familiar place provided the impetus for his...

Rick Nielsen

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“Many years ago, I was in the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ dressing room with my son, Daxx,” recalls Rick Nielsen. “Flea says to him, ‘Your...

Trey Gunn

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When profiled by Vintage Guitar in 1992, Trey Gunn was playing a Chapman Stick alongside guitarist Robert Fripp in a band called Sunday All...

Wayne Kramer

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Wayne Kramer has earned his stripes as an American music icon. Whether abusing his signature Strat, scoring a film, or using music to help...

Albert Castiglia

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Guitarist Albert Castiglia’s blues-based music has gone through a lot of changes since VG first interviewed him in 2008. In that span, he has...

Ana Popovic

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Ana Popovic brings to her music an inspiring drive and work ethic. Super-appreciative of her fans, she recently released three albums’ worth of material...

Eric Krasno

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Because Eric Krasno isn’t quite busy enough performing 188 dates a year with Soulive, moonlighting with the band Lettuce, or producing Norah Jones and...

Anders Osborne

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When Anders Osborne, his band, and various friends went into the studio to work on what became Spacedust & Ocean Views, the music took...

How Ron Wood’s New Barbarians Saved the Stones

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Today, the Rolling Stones continue to perform live, more than 50 years since their first gig. But few realize how an unsung side project formed and funded by Ron Wood played a pivotal role when the band was on the verge of collapse. Here’s a look at the story.
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