AXS TV Presents A Weekend of Sammy Hagar & Eddie Money April 27
AXS TV proudly presents legendary rock star Eddie Money in his first concert special for the network, Eddie Money: The Real Money Concert , premiering Sunday, April 28 at 9pE.
AXS TV proudly presents legendary rock star Eddie Money in his first concert special for the network, Eddie Money: The Real Money Concert , premiering Sunday, April 28 at 9pE.
Johnny Farina of the legendary brother team, Santo and Johnny, is still going strong gifting the world with performances of not only the brothers’ 1959 number one hit “Sleep Walk”.
Legendary singer-songwriter, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, best-selling author, and former guitarist of the Eagles, and true American rock and roll guitar hero Don Felder is bringing more of his timeless music to adoring fans
In the world of guitar, five-time Grammy nominee, Robben Ford, stands out as musician who is technically focused and adept, yet plays in an intuitive way, much like a world-class surfer catches a wave and feels his way along its surging path, to become one with it.
Memphis guitar session player, Reggie Young (82), passed away a few days ago and leaves us with a string of guitar licks that are not merely memorable, but are the signature riffs of some of the most significant hit songs of our time.
Two rockers from London and Jersey City, Adam Masterson and Debra Devi, will share their softer sides in the Fox and Crow Parlour in Jersey City Heights on Saturday Feb 2. Jambase calls Debra Devi, “a supersonic fret-burner who writes hauntingly memorable songs, blending the intricacy of a good jam band with the catchiness of vintage power pop.”
Jimmy Page partially painted over the stripped 1959 Telecaster with darts and curls of green, orange, yellow, blue and red in a pattern that formed something of a swirling, psychedelic dragon. It was featured on the Anderson Theatre show “Yardbirds 68.”
Word had it that there was a Flamenco guitarist in Virginia that had the most efficient set up to haul his gear around and load out than most had ever seen. And besides that, William Zorn, gets places jumping with his thumping Flamenco guitar playing, as well as makes his audiences swoon with his quieter romantic Latin tunes.
Steve Hackett comments: “I was inspired to write “Underground Railroad” in Wilmington, Delaware, discovering about that amazing network that helped slaves escape in pre-Civil War America, spearheaded by brave people like Harriet Tubman.
With hot young talent waiting in the wings, like Jacob Reese Thornton, it won’t be long before a new generation of guitarists will rearrange the musical landscape from theatrics and synthetic musical hype, and take it back to gut level guitar work grounded in traditional roots, but with a willingness and a drive to explore more than the pentatonic scale
