The Vinny Appice Interview (2019)
By Greg Prato
The music of Ronnie James Dio continues to resonate with the metal masses. But with Dio having been sadly deceased since 2010, the torch has been handed...
Conversations With The Masters: The VintageRock.com Interviews
25 'vintage' interviews with the world’s most renowned musicians, including:
IAN ANDERSON (Jethro Tull)
CARL PALMER (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
JUSTIN HAYWARD (Moody Blues)
STEVE MORSE (Deep Purple)
RICK WAKEMAN (Yes)
GARY WRIGHT (Spooky Tooth)
JOHN...
The Rudolph Schenker (Scorpions) Interview
Rudolph Schenker: Keeps On Stinging
By Shawn Perry
Sometimes, you have to ask yourself the age-old question: What keeps some of these bands going? You'd think after a decade or so,...
The Jack Bruce Interview
By Shawn Perry
Photo by Marek Hoffmann
There’s not much that can be said about Jack Bruce that hasn’t already been said before, but I’ll say it anyway: He’s the consummate...
The Ray Shulman (of Gentle Giant) Interview (2014)
Proggers for life: Steve Hackett, Ian Anderson & Ray Shulman
By Shawn Perry
Outside of the tight and supremely precise circle of progressive rock, Gentle Giant is an anomaly, a riddle...
The Steve Lukather Interview
By Shawn Perry
Photo by Alex Kluft
For everything that guitarist Steve Lukather has accomplished as a member of Toto and a working musician who’s played with everyone from George Harrison,...
The Walter Trout Interview
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
Photos by Brittany Fay
As tYou’ve never heard the electric blues played the way Walter Trout plays it. A New Jersey native (like yours truly), he’s played...
The John Wetton Interview (2006)
By Shawn Perry
When Asia reunited for their 25th Anniversary, no one quite knew what to make of it. Here was a band of high caliber, seasoned musicians who decided...
The Phil Ehart Interview
By Shawn Perry
Through thick and thin, Kansas have persevered for almost 30 years. Mainstream hits like "Dust In The Wind" and "Carry On My Wayward Son" have hardly cramped...
The Alan White Interview
By Shawn Perry
Alan White's resume reads like a Who's Who in rock and roll. He's been keeping time for Yes since 1972, but he's also logged plenty of hours...
