Rod Price passed on this day in 2005, and his spirit lives on in the sick guitar riff found on Foghat's 1976 claim to fame, "Slow Ride".

The blues-rock opener from the band’s 1966 debut album showcases a standout example of Samwell-Smith’s fluid, freewheeling ...

Jon Davison loved prog rock as a kid, and even sang in a Yes tribute band; he's spent the last 14 years fronting the real band.

There's a reason certain guitar riffs stop you cold the moment they hit. They don't just open songs - they carry whole worlds inside them.A real riff is a story compressed into a few seconds of sound.

Even though Black Sabbath are masters of macabre music, they had a good idea of what they wanted to sound like before they ...

You could listen to Leo Lyons all day. Firstly, there’s his playing: as co-founder of Ten Years After, the now 81-year-old-bassist has driven a thousand heavy-blues anthems since ’66, his fingers ...

Eddie 9V’s path to becoming a nationally renowned blues artist started with a guitar in middle school, coupled with a desire ...

Prog rock might have peaked in the 1970s, but the genre found its feet before that, and, for Ian Anderson, this band helped give the elusive sound shape.

The song was a modest hit upon release, but the Chuck Berry classic helped set the standard for rock — and popular music overall.

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The nonprofit founder, musician, and educator says Saturday’s symposium will cover old and new ground, including an appreciative look at guitar legend Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Dallas blues legend ...