Classic rock music through the years has inspired countless young musicians to learn how to play the guitar. Whether that interest stuck or not depends on the person. However, plenty of now-famous ...

From “Johnny B. Goode” to “Whole Lotta Love” to “Seven Nation Army”, there isn’t a shortage of classic rock guitar riffs to keep kids forever hooked on the guitar. But once you’ve moved past the “Iron ...

View post: 36 Years Ago Today: Rock Legend’s Debut Solo Single Reached No. 1 "Back in Black" ranked No. 3 greatest guitar riff by Guitar World. AC/DC aimed for a "live as possible" recording with ...

In 1973, a hard rock song built around one unforgettable guitar riff helped define the sound of American arena rock for decades to come. "Rock Candy" by Montrose was recently ranked among the best ...

Classic rock hits like "The Boys Are Back in Town" and "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" are still great for getting boomers out ...

Bryan Adams and Green Day don’t seem alike at first. Bryan Adams makes classic rock with strong guitar riffs while Green Day makes loud punk rock. But some fans say Green Day may have borrowed a lot ...

Some guitar riffs are so iconic that listeners can identify them within seconds. According to Fender, one of the most instantly recognizable rock riffs ever recorded belongs to Cream's 1967 classic ...

The most iconic songs in rock n' roll history are bolstered by the greatest guitar riffs and solos of all time and AC/DC's Back in Black is no exception. "As Angus recalled: 'Malcolm's idea was that ...

Mark Knopfler's "Money for Nothing" guitar tone was a happy studio accident. Song lyrics were inspired by a New York delivery driver's real-life remarks. The single became Dire Straits' most ...