We sit down with the CEO of shred to talk riffs, old guitars, why he wants to be Keith Richards, his dreams of playing in a band, and why Chickenfoot decided to call their second album 'III'&hellip. The former XTC man talks about his stunning vintage guitar collection, and why he decided to come out of retirement to play in his current band&hellip. The slide guitar cowboy shares with us his secrets of tone, attitude and technique. Only in issue 346 of Guitarist&hellip. We catch up with the legendary Mountain guitarist just weeks after he tragically lost his leg due to complications arising from diabetes, and find him in remarkably good spirits and excited about his star-studded new solo album. Eric Sardinas. Leslie West.

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A 'Surrealistic' Cinematic Song Cycle

Ferreira plays lead guitar and vocals. Included are Padget Nanton on drums and Jon Reshard on bass. The 20-year-old singer-songwriter from Westport isn't much bigger than the custom Suhr he's shredding at Band Stand Live, a huge rehearsal space located

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