Guitarists

In April of this year, Richie Owens moved his music shop, The Old Time Pickin’ Parlor, from Marathon Village to the small retail space at … more

Sitting on his porch in Inglewood, Keith Gattis recalls the moment when he knew a career in music was what he wanted. It was July … more

When stepping off into the land of Los Colognes, one should always be prepared to expect the unexpected and accept the fact that facts no … more

Joe McMahan’s an affable sort of guy, an easy conversationalist, the sort of guy who’s into all sorts of stuff: music, art, food, philosophy, you … more

For John Jackson, the matter of choosing his life’s vocation was settled pretty early. “I was lucky,” he says. “In third grade I knew I … more

The first incarnation of the modern guitar appeared during the early 19th century. Its long, fretted neck with six strings distinguished it from its forebears, … more

Joe Pisapia arrived in Nashville in the early ’90s along with his brother, drummer, Marc Pisapia. Their band, Joe, Marc’s Brother, showcased their love of … more

It’s the last Saturday in July, and The Cure’s Reeves Gabrels is standing onstage at The Family Wash playing his gold signature Reverend Spacehawk guitar. … more

Kevin Edlin’s resume would paint him as a freelance recording and live sound engineer, and an audio and recording engineer with Vanderbilt’s Blair School of … more

The Buddhists have a practice called Sati, which translates to English, roughly, as mindfulness. It’s the practice of living in the moment completely aware of … more