Many Beatles songs have iconic guitar solos that are indelible in rock history. Below, revisit three Beatles guitar solos.

As the lead track to the ‘Billion Dollar Babies,‘ it served double duty as a dramatic opening number on the album‘s tour ...

Rather than run from his challenger, Clapton forged a friendship with him. He also permed his hair and plugged his electric ...

An iconic guitar solo doesn’t just elevate a song, it defines it. It’s the moment that sweeps you off your feet, sets your speakers on fire, and cements a track’s place in music history. And while the ...

These three artists all quietly reinvented classic rock, effectively giving the genre a much-needed flip in their day.

Rick Derringer, the guitarist and songwriter who scored hits with “Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo” and a cover of “Hang on Sloopy” while working with everyone from Steely Dan to “Weird Al” Yankovic, died ...

In the early months of 1973, the band that dared to call itself Big Star was anything but. The album of glittering, tightly orchestrated guitar rock they had released the previous year—titled “#1 ...

I was outside taking a set break during a gig with my band Saturday night, when several members of the group saw the same ...