Explore our full archive of studio recordings and official music videos—from rock icons like Jeff Beck to classical masters like Julian Bream—where guitarists refine their sound, shape their tone, and bring their musical vision to life.
Montrose’s “Space Station No.5” blends cosmic atmosphere with hard rock precision, showcasing Ronnie Montrose’s layered guitar work and the band’s tight execution on their groundbreaking 1973 debut.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: November 3, 2025
Hendrix’s “Little Wing” is a fleeting, lyrical masterpiece—warm Strat tone, poetic phrasing, and studio magic distilled into two transcendent minutes that reveal the soul behind the strings.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: November 3, 2025
“Rock Candy” is Montrose’s studio-built hard rock anthem—massive groove, razor-sharp riffs, and soaring vocals combine in a tightly engineered blast that defined the sound of American rock in 1973.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: November 3, 2025
Williams delivers Bach's Bourrée with surgical articulation and unforced elegance in this studio standard, showcasing his mastery of Baroque counterpoint. His rhythmic clarity sets the standard.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: November 1, 2025
Emily Remler's "Hot House," from her East to Wes album, is a blistering take on the Tadd Dameron bebop standard, featuring her signature hard-of-tone, virtuosic guitar work.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: October 28, 2025