Jonathan Horsley

United Kingdom

Contributor at Musicradar

Writer at Freelance

I was once a Tradie, But now I haft to be a Music Artist that's Recording his own Songs & it's becouse of the Pandemic & all of us Cant Preform Anymore LMFAO AU

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“He could take a rock tune like Fleetwood Mac's Black Magic Woman and transform it by adding a hint of salsa clave rhythm”: Remembering Peter Green and Carlos Santana’s supernatural jam at the 1998 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Awards

1 week ago | guitarworld.com | Jonathan Horsley

Come 1998, it was Santana’s turn to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Clive Davis and John Popper did the honors, handing over the award. The band, led by Carlos Santana, had come a long way from their early rehearsals in San Francisco’s Mission district, from their incendiary and lysergic 1969 performance at Woodstock. The original Santana lineup is hard to beat.
“He could take a rock tune like Fleetwood Mac's Black Magic Woman and transform it by adding a hint of salsa clave rhythm”: Remembering Peter Green and Carlos Santana’s supernatural jam at the 1998 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Awards | Flipboard

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jonathan Horsley

The artist Peter Gabriel called “one of the key British musicians”Peter Gabriel is rarely a man in a rush. When he finally announced the release of his seventh solo studio album, Up, in 2002, it had been a full …
Remembering Peter Green and Carlos Santana’s supernatural jam at the 1998 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Awards

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jonathan Horsley

Generate Key TakeawaysWhen you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Robin Little/Redferns; Pool BENAINOUS/SCORCELLETTI/Gamma-Rapho via Getty ImagesCome 1998, it was Santana’s turn to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Clive Davis and John Popper did the honors, handing over the award.
“Although it might not feel natural, when you translate what he does for guitar, it sounds different”: Adrian Smith on how Steve Harris is the secret to Iron Maiden’s triple-guitar attack - and the prog instincts driving their sonic evolution | Flipboard

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jonathan Horsley

How Dire Straits outsold everyone, hijacked MTV, and accidentally made a classic: Only in the new issue of Classic RockThere’s a part of me that refuses to believe that Dire Straits’ Brothers In Arms can be celebrating its 40th birthday this year. It seems only a few …
Adrian Smith on how Steve Harris is the secret behind Iron Maiden’s triple-guitar attack

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jonathan Horsley

Generate Key TakeawaysWhen you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: SGranitz/WireImageThe signs were there from the very beginning that Iron Maiden were not going to be just another NWOBHM band. They had the gnarly logo. They had Eddie, their undead mascot, and in Derek Riggs, Eddie's creator, they had found the artist to give them the visuals to match their sound – and what a sound.
“There was talk about doing a pedal release in conjunction with the album, and the Dirt Transmitter was the perfect fit”: EarthQuaker Devices joins forces with Dave Catching of Rancho de la Luna to bring back an old EQD fuzz classic

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Jonathan Horsley

EarthQuaker Devices has resurrected a lost classic from the EQD archive, bringing back the Dirt Transmitter fuzz pedal for a special edition release in partnership with Dave Catching of Rancho de la Luna studios in Joshua Tree, California. The idea for the Dirt Transmitter came originally from the Fuzz Face. The idea for its return came in 2023 from an invitation extended to EQD’s founder Jamie Stillman to play on a record celebrating the 30th anniversary of the studio.
EarthQuaker Devices joins forces with Rancho de la Luna for the return of a lost fuzz classic

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jonathan Horsley

Generate Key TakeawaysWhen you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: EarthQuaker DevicesEarthQuaker Devices has resurrected a lost classic from the EQD archive, bringing back the Dirt Transmitter fuzz pedal for a special edition release in partnership with Dave Catching of Rancho de la Luna studios in Joshua Tree, California. The idea for the Dirt Transmitter came originally from the Fuzz Face.
“That is so huge, and I wish somebody would have told me that when I was a kid”: Jason Isbell has some advice for any young player who has just bought their first acoustic guitar

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Jonathan Horsley

One of the great things about learning the guitar is how much progress you can make in a short space of time. You learn one chord, then two, three, and then you can write a song. But it isn’t all just one big walk in the park. Steel strings on young fingers can hurt, especially during long practice sessions (take a break if they do). And even though there are plenty of great acoustic guitars for beginners on today’s market, sometimes entry-level instruments are not the most forgiving.
“That is so huge, and I wish somebody would have told me that when I was a kid”: Jason Isbell has some advice for any young player who has just bought their first acoustic guitar

1 week ago | inkl.com | Jonathan Horsley

Jason Isbell plays a Martin dreadnought onstage in Norway. One of the great things about learning the guitar is how much progress you can make in a short space of time. You learn one chord, then two, three, and then you can write a song. But it isn’t all just one big walk in the park. Steel strings on young fingers can hurt, especially during long practice sessions (take a break if they do).
“Use each side on its own or stack them for a wall of sound that’s articulate and powerful”: Cornerstone’s revamped Imperium V2 is a Dumble x TS-style stompbox that really is the definition of a 2-in-1 overdrive

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Jonathan Horsley

Cornerstone has launched the Imperium V2, a revamped take on the original that is now – surely – the dictionary definition of a twofer overdrive pedal. Like its predecessor, it offers two flavours of drive. One taken from Cornerstone’s Dumble amp-inspired Gladio drive pedal, the other from its Tube Screamer-inspired Antique.

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