Stevie GlasgowSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Stevie Glasgow Originally recorded as a B-side, bassist Billy Cox played a pivotal role in this riff-driven blues by guitar legend Jimi Hendrix By Stevie Glasgow published 11 December 24 Hendrix named the track after the Olympic White Fender Stratocaster he wielded during his iconic Woodstock set Bassists Session bassist Gordon Edwards laid it down on this classic John Lennon ballad By Stevie Glasgow published 12 October 24 A close connection with John Lennon's musical arranger put Gordon Edwards in the studio for 1973’s Mind Games Guitarists Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1“Do I still enjoy touring? The emphatic answer is ‘mostly, no’. I enjoy travelling and I enjoy playing. It’s a question of having done it intensely for decades”: Eric Bibb never planned to be a roots troubadour, but the blues took hold of his career2“In many ways, this amp is far more versatile than its tube counterpart”: Fender Tone Master ’59 Bassman review3“I actually started out as someone who was really afraid of pedals. I was like, ‘Oh, hell no, technology!’” Why Yvette Young was afraid of pedals – then ended up with a signature one4“Keep your eyes on this man”: Nuno Bettencourt joins Steven Tyler for a mini-set of Aerosmith, Extreme classics at charity gig – and, wait, is that a Les Paul?5"Casting my eye over its clean and well-applied finish, I'm once again reminded that Gibson is currently producing some of the finest guitars in its history": Gibson Les Paul Studio Session review
Originally recorded as a B-side, bassist Billy Cox played a pivotal role in this riff-driven blues by guitar legend Jimi Hendrix By Stevie Glasgow published 11 December 24 Hendrix named the track after the Olympic White Fender Stratocaster he wielded during his iconic Woodstock set
Session bassist Gordon Edwards laid it down on this classic John Lennon ballad By Stevie Glasgow published 12 October 24 A close connection with John Lennon's musical arranger put Gordon Edwards in the studio for 1973’s Mind Games
