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.
Emily Remler's studio recording of Jobim’s “Look To The Sky” from the Firefly album showcases her mastery of bossa nova, featuring her warm, clean-toned guitar work alongside Hank Jones.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: October 28, 2025
The Edge’s delay-drenched riff and Bono’s raw urgency turn this tribute to Dr. King into a stadium-sized cry for justice.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: October 26, 2025
A masterclass in slow Chicago Blues, this 1960s studio recording of Buddy Guy's "I Cry And Sing The Blues" showcases his powerful vocals and piercing, deliberate guitar mastery.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: October 20, 2025
This explosive anthem is a masterclass in progressive soul. Built on Mayfield's unique syncopated rhythm, it features a stunning, six-minute instrumental jam that remains one of the most sampled tracks in soul history.
Written by: Fret Lounge Staff
Published on: October 20, 2025
