The Rolling Stones share Voodoo Lounge Uncut trailer
Watch trailer for the Stones upcoming live package Voodoo Lounge Uncut - filmed in Miami in 1994
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The Rolling Stones share Voodoo Lounge Uncut trailer
Watch trailer for the Stones upcoming live package Voodoo Lounge Uncut - filmed in Miami in 1994
ZZ Top announce UK and European 50th anniversary tour
ZZ Top announce the first three dates of their planned 2019 UK and European tour to mark their 50th anniversary
Here’s 14 of the biggest news stories of the week that you might have missed
Missed this week’s biggest news stories? Don’t worry, we have you covered
Beth Hart to headline Ramblin’ Man Fair's blues stage in 2019
Beth Hart will headline the blues stage at next year’s Ramblin’ Man Fair - check out her live performance of Leave The Light On
Blues guitarist Samantha Fish announces 2019 UK tour
Samantha Fish will bring her electric brand of blues to the UK next year - dates will coincide with her new studio album
Rod Stewart to Jeff Beck: Let’s make an album
Rod Stewart says he’d like to reunite with Jeff Beck to make a blues-rock album if the guitarist's “up for it”
Swamp Rock legend Tony Joe White dead at 75
Tony Joe White, who wrote the classic Rainy Night In Georgia and whose songs were covered by Elvis, Rory Gallagher and more, has died
Fleetwood Mac announce UK and European dates
Fleetwood Mac have announced a short European tour - tickets on sale Friday
Check out new trailer for The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s Electric Ladyland reissue
Producer and engineer Eddie Kramer reflects on working with Hendrix on the album ahead of its November reissue in new video trailer
Greta Van Fleet mixed with Led Zeppelin is as insane as you'd imagine
DJ Cummerbund returns with his most controversial mash-up to date: it's Led Zeppelin vs. Greta Van Fleet
The nation's all-time favourite driving albums revealed...
As the UK prepares to celebrate National Album Day on Saturday - a new survey has revealed our favourite albums to play while we’re driving
Check out Jack White’s “rude” punk cover of a Blondie classic
Third Man Records unearth rough recording of Jack White covering Blondie classic One Way Or Another from 1997
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The 10 best unsung guitar heroes, by Joe Bonamassa
Joe Bonamassa's definitive guide to the guitar heroes who don't get the credit they deserve…
How I learned to love Queen, by Soundgarden's Kim Thayil
Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil reflects on Freddie Mercury & Co, from the new book Long Live Queen
The story of Humble Pie, the anti-supergroup
In 1971 Steve Marriott’s mad mod-rock brew blew up big style, taking the rest of Humble Pie with him – for better and for worse.
The Best Music Books Ever
updated From The Dirt to Get In The Van, Lester Bangs to Stanley Booth: our guide to some of the best books ever written about music…
The best turntable deals right now
UPDATED Black Friday is coming. But until then, here are the best deals on record players to suit any budget
The sensational story of Mike Bloomfield: from prodigy to tragedy
A 60s guitar prodigy who shaped Dylan’s sound and blew Clapton away, Bloomfield had the world at his feet. But he would never quite fulfil his promise.
Drink, drugs, suicide, and the apocalyptic genius of Graham Bond
On May 8, 1974, Graham Bond died under a tube train. This feature traces the apocalyptic story of one of the 1960s most influential talents
8 reasons why it's OK to just relax and love Greta Van Fleet
For a band succeeding where so many have failed, Greta Van Fleet are receiving a lot of resistance. It's time for that to stop
The inside story of Jimi Hendrix's first UK show, by the man who made it happen
Rod Harrod promoted Jimi Hendrix's first show in London. Here, the tells the story
Whitesnake: "The Coverdale I recall was a vain, preposterous oaf"
Before big hair there was the blues. Whitesnake might be arena rockers these days, but as Classic Rock #95 recalled, they began as a gritty British band with Coverdale as just one of the lads
Led Zeppelin: a timeline of the Stairway To Heaven trial
Updated A day-by-day, blow-by-blow account of Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven plagiarism trial
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Greta Van Fleet - Anthem Of The Peaceful Army: Album Of The Week Club Review
Greta Van Fleet: are they here to save rock'n'roll or sully it? Both opinions are available
Blackberry Smoke - The Southern Ground Sessions EP review
Southern rockers Blackberry Smoke return with a six-track acoustic EP
Greta Van Fleet - Anthem Of The Peaceful Army album review
As Greta Van Fleet's deliriously anticipated debut album hits the shelves, does the song remains the same? Yes… and no
Joe Bonamassa: Redemption album review
Woke up this mornin’… the break-up blues drag Joe Bonamassa low
Ian Gillan & The Javelins – Ian Gillan & The Javelins album review
The voice of Deep Purple goes back to his R&B roots. He should have stayed where has was
Led Zeppelin – How The West Was Won review
The mountains and the canyons start to tremble and shake as Zep's live album gets the remaster treatment…
Album Of The Week Club: Beggars Banquet – Rolling Stones
The album that reinvented the Stones and kicked off the purple patch that had them crowned as 'The Greatest Rock'n'Roll Band in the World'.
Album Of The Week Club: The Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out At Night
They Only Come Out At Night sold millions, birthed two hit singles and featured an all-star cast that included Ronnie Montrose, Rick Derringer and Dan Hartman. Does it still stand up?
Album Of The Week Club: Janis Joplin - Pearl
Released in January 1971, just three months after her death, Janis Joplin's Pearl was described by Rolling Stones as, "not a new Janis, but a redefined, more organised, old Janis"
Album Of The Week Club: A Nod’s As Good As A Wink To A Blind Horse – Faces
Only one of the songs has a chorus, they were "pissed" most of the time they made it and it was their second album of 1971. So why is A Nod's As Good As A Wink… so loved?
