These articles are about bands and music in general with focus on the guitar playing. They can also be about great guitar concerts from the past and bands who made the biggest impact with their guitar sounds.
Rock and Roll, dubbed ‘The Devil’s Music‘, was a revolutionary genre that sent shockwaves through the American music landscape in the 1950s. Born from a diverse and rich blend of musical roots such as blues, swing, and jazz, this style was infused with the life force of African American culture. As much as its rhythms … Read more
Bernie Marsden was a highly influential guitarist who had a major impact on many of the guitarists of today. He was known for his bluesy, melodic playing style, and his work with Whitesnake helped to define the sound of 1980s hard rock. “I suppose I am proud of what has gone on, after all I … Read more
Bob Dylan is a legendary musician known for his poetic lyrics and distinctive voice. However, his impact on guitarists should not be overlooked. Dylan’s songs offer a wide range of guitar styles, from simple strumming patterns to complex fingerpicking techniques. For beginners, his early folk songs like “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “Knockin’ on Heaven’s … Read more
Mike Ross’s ‘Third Eye Open’ draws on Hindu mysticism to take a filtered look at the world around him and seeing things as they really are. And if he doesn’t much like what he sees – especially the insidious growth of corporatism – it still inspires him to a career best album. Tonight Tonight by Mike … Read more
If the blues genre were a canvas, Luther Allison would be one of its most vibrant colors. Born in the humble surroundings of Arkansas in 1939, Allison discovered his passion for music, particularly the blues in adolescence. His journey from the cotton fields of the South to the gritty streets of Chicago enriched his understanding … Read more
Guitar playing – an art form that resonates through the annals of human history, echoes in numerous genres and holds immense sway over our contemporary pop culture. With roots dipping into ancient civilizations, the evolution of guitar playing is a captivating journey through the sands of time. A journey that underscores the transformative power of … Read more
These are some of the artists we have featured on guitardoor previously and today we are focusing on their contributions to music as blues rock artists even though it may have not been their main style they have mastered the genre of blues rock. The basics of the blues rock artists sound Blues rock typically … Read more
Glen Campbell was a talented guitarist and member of the renowned group of studio musicians known as The Wrecking Crew. He played on countless hit records for artists such as Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, and The Beach Boys. Campbell’s skill and versatility on the guitar earned him the nickname “Wonder Boy.”and now let’s see that … Read more
Jonny Winter Cover Photo By DigiMeister The Blondy Bluesman Jonny Winter was an American blues guitarist, singer and producer. He was born on February 23, 1944, in Beaumont, Texas and began playing the guitar at a young age. Winter’s music was heavily influenced by blues legends such as Muddy Waters and B.B. King. He gained … Read more
Oliver Anthony, a name that reverberates across the music landscape, has carved out a distinct, compelling niche for himself with his innovative approach to music. This is the immersive narrative of a remarkable artist who has relentlessly followed his passion from an early fascination with music, evolved his unique style, and stepped into a vibrant … Read more
