What killed the guitar solos? | Polyphonic | Video story: Contains excerpts of famous guitar solos. | This video charts the history of the guitar solo, from rock’s greatest stages to the digital world, exploring how technology and changing culture reshaped its place in music. [This video made me think of three of the fabulous Denver guitarists I worked with in their bands back in the early ‘90s: Danny Gorklo-Masters, Michael Radcliff, and John Bollack. All of them were extremely creative and masters of their guitar work.]
The ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ photo, with Elvis and other icons, was taken 69 years ago
By Wayne Sayre, People
Man Who Rushed Ariana Grande on Red Carpet Kicked Out of Lady Gaga Concert in Australia
Johnson Wen was captured on video appearing to wear a disguise as security escorted him out of an Australian venue on Gaga’s “Mayhem” album tour.
Metallica Enter Sandman, Titanium Violin Cover
Rob Landes performs a cover of Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” on a 100% acoustic titanium violin. This award-winning violinist stuns with his instrumental rendition.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/metallica-enter-sandman-titanium-violin-cover/
Guitarist Tumbles on Drummer
Fail Army | This band was jamming out for an audience and was ready to end with a bang. However, their finale wasn’t as they expected when the guitarist stumbled backwards and fell on the drummer. They all laughed off the awkwardness while the audience laughed with them, too
https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/guitarist-tumbles-on-drummer/
School Band Plays Rage Against the Machine
The talented band from George Mason University raged out on their instruments as they played Rage Against the Machine’s hit “Killing in the Name.” From the wind section to the conductor, everyone was headbanging and rocking out.
Msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/school-band-plays-rage-against-the-machine/vv-AA1-
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