
Andrew Daly
Editor and Journalist at Freelance
Vinyl Enthusiast & Music Journalist. Bylines: Guitar World, Guitarist, Guitar Player, Bass Player, MusicRadar, Buddy, Goldmine, Classic Rock History
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guitarworld.com | Janelle Borg |Andrew Daly
Growing up – and standing side by side on stage – with Randy Rhoads taught bass guitar player Kelly Garni a thing or two about the guitar player, who would later help define the sound of Ozzy Osbourne’s solo era and become a legend in his own right. “He was a guy I noticed in high school. I thought he was very interesting, and I wanted to get to know him, ” Garni tells Guitar World in a new interview. “We were in a new school, and we were sort of outcasts, so we gravitated together.
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msn.com | Andrew Daly
Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
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guitarworld.com | Phil Weller |Andrew Daly
Scott Gorham has reflected on how the late John Sykes helped saved Thin Lizzy for one final studio album – and brought a little heavy metal guitar thunder to Thunder and Lightning. In the early ’80s, Gorham recognized Thin Lizzy was a band in decline. After two bluesy albums with Snowy White – China Town (1980) and Renegade (1981) – and some unfavorable off-stage habits, the guitarist told vocalist Phil Lynott something needed to change.
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guitarworld.com | Andrew Daly
Charlie Starr is one of the world’s great electric guitar tone connoisseurs. You won’t find a bad one on a Blackberry Smoke record. And so, this month’s episode of Bought & Sold – the feature in which the great and the good of guitar talk all things gear – is sure to be a good one. It is not without risk, of course, because to hear Starr talk about Les Paul Juniors, and what a P-90 pickup can do for us, is to plant the seed that maybe you do need one. Or maybe just a new guitar.
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flipboard.com | Andrew Daly
1 hour agoBenn Dunn, founder of pre-owned specialists Watch Brothers London, tells Esquire the ticks of the trade A longer version of this story appeared in Esquire's free newsletter About Time , dedicated to the world of luxury watches. Get it in your inbox at 8am, Sundays. Sign up here There are some broad …
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