“It sounded awful. I could hardly play”: Brian May on the one time he experimented with a Marshall stack
The Vox AC30 amp/Red Special guitar combo is one of the most iconic in rock, but the Queen guitar hero didn't solidify that ...
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Brian May recalls the time he played live through Hendrix’s Marshall – and it didn’t go well
It is some comfort to learn that the greats are no different – even Brian May has a war story to share. In a recent interview ...
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Queen Guitarist Brian May Feared He’d Never Play Again After “Scary” Stroke
Queen guitarist Brian May felt an intense fear after suffering a stroke that left him unable to move his left arm.
Brian May details his disastrous experiment with a Marshall stack — and how Jimi Hendrix then showed him up with it
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Brian May stabilized, playing instruments again after stroke affected arm mobility
Queen guitarist Brian May has regained use of his left arm after ... of a challenge," he's "good to go now," she said. "He’s playing the piano quite a lot in the house. He likes a lot of Beethoven.
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Sir Brian May feared he’d never play guitar again
Sir Brian May feared he'd never play guitar again after suffering a stroke. The Queen rocker was taken to hospital last ...
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The Curious Anatomy of Queen’s Brian May’s Guitar: Knitting Needles, Matchsticks, and a 300-Year-Old Fireplace
We explore the curious anatomy of Queen guitarist Brian May's guitar, which includes knitting needles and wood from a 300-year-old fireplace.