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Yngwie Malmsteen: The Complete 1989 Interview, Part 1
This wide-ranging 1989 interview finds Yngwie Malmsteen at a transitional moment in his career. Two years earlier, a horrifying car crash in Woodland Hills, California, had slammed his seemingly unstoppable momentum to a halt. Nerve damage...
Albert Collins: In His Own Words
Bill Reitzel took this photo moments after the 1993 interview.
In January 1993, Andy Ellis and I met with Texas bluesman Albert Collins to do a cover story interview and guitar lesson for Guitar Player magazine. Albert was in fine spirits...
Pops Foster: The First Star of Jazz Bass
Pops Foster in 1947. Photo courtesy William Gottlieb Collection, Library of Congress.
Up until the early 1930s, most American jazz bands used brass instruments for bass parts. But down in New Orleans, the cradle of American jazz, some outf...
Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar: “Playing for the Song,” Part 2
Here’s the second half of my January 25, 1983, interview with Danny Kortchmar. (If you haven’t already read it, here’s Part 1.)
How do you write songs?
Usually I work on a Portastudio. Right now I have a Fostex 8-track set up in the...
Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar: “Playing for the Song,” Part 1
At the time of this 1983 interview, 36-year-old Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar was the go-to guitarist for a galaxy of stars. He’d toured extensively and played guitar on ten albums issued by his boyhood pal James Taylor. Carole King likewise lov...
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