Guitar International Magazine is pleased to partner with veteran writer and editor HP Newquist to present our readers with a series of articles and interviews from GUITAR magazine. These articles have never been reprinted on the internet before in this format and we are thankful that HP has decided to work with GI. We hope you enjoy reading them and please visit HP’s site as well as The National GUITAR Museum for more great information.
Check back for updates as new articles will be added regularly.
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- Bert Jansch
- Billy Duffy (The Cult)
- Catherine Wheel
- The Church
- David Bowie
- David Gilmour (Pink Floyd)
- Dean Garcia (Curve)
- Dimebag Darrell
- Fear and Loathing in Your Fingertips
- George Lynch (Lynch Mob-Dokken)
- Glenn Branca
- Godflesh
- The Guitarists of Frank Zappa
- Jerry Cantrell I (Alice in Chains)
- Jerry Cantrell II (Alice in Chains)
- Jethro Tull
- Jimmy Page I
- Jimmy Page II
- Jimmy Page III
- Joe Satriani
- KISS
- Megadeth
- Mission UK
- Queensryche
- Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple-Rainbow)
- Robert Fripp (King Crimson)
- The Scorpions
- Sonic Youth
- Steve Howe and Chris Squire (YES)
- Steve Howe (YES)
- Steve Howe and Martin Taylor
- Steve Morse (Deep Purple)
- Steve Vai
- Van Halen I
- Van Halen II
- Van Halen III
- Vic Flick
- Zakk Wylde (Pride & Glory)
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About HP Newquist: HP Newquist is the founder of The National Guitar Museum, the first museum dedicated to the evolution and cultural impact of the guitar. He has authored books that have explored a wide range of subjects and include: Legends of Rock Guitar (with Peter Prown); The Way They Play series (including Blues Masters, Hard Rock Masters, Metal Masters, Acoustic Masters), with Rich Maloof and the award winning The Great Brain Book: An Inside Look At The Inside Of Your Head. Newquist is the past Editor-in-Chief of Guitar Magazine. He wrote Going Home, a Disney Channel documentary featuring Robbie Robertson, as well as directed the film documentary, John Denver – A Portrait.
Note: These interviews are reprinted from articles by HP Newquist, originally published in GUITAR Magazine. They appear here courtesy of Newquist and The National GUITAR Museum.
