Neil Thomas’ adventurous playing and ear for unorthodox tuning finds the English collective exist between two worlds of traditional and neo-folk ...

The Yes, Asia and GTR legend explains why drinking and playing guitar are “stupidly incompatible” and gives some love for the ...

The Beatles remain the greatest of all time. These are the three undisputed best songs from The Beatles' 1968 self-titled LP.

A damaged classical guitar bridge is carefully repaired using precise placement, sanding, and clamping techniques to restore ...

For 33 years, former WXII 12 journalist Cameron Kent was the face of the station — bringing you the news and the stories that matter each and every night. We caught up with him to find out what he's ...

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme, and the duo’s final two albums—1968’s Bookends and 1970’s Bridge Over Troubled Water —included multiple tunes with inventive and unusual instrumentation, ...

“I started off on acoustic, and I was on acoustic for a long time,” Brian May recalls. “All I did was sing and play ...

The Word did not stay distant or theoretical. “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us” (John 1:14). That means a real human body. A brain that learned and remembered. Muscles that grew tired. A body ...

Step into Kentucky’s BBQ houses where time-honored recipes, flavors, and family traditions have been perfected just as they ...

On the evening of Friday, Feb. 13, the University of Connecticut Department of Music put on a fabulous jazz recital called “Strollin’ & Scattin.’” ...

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