The post Johnny Marr on His Favorite Guitars, Solo Cuts, and Signature Sound appeared first on Consequence. The Smiths guitarist discusses all the times he lent his guitars to Radiohead, Oasis, and ...

Johnny Marr is one of the most talented guitar players of all time — and he has the resume to prove it. Marr’s intricate and dynamic guitar work can be heard in the works of The Smiths (of which he ...

At a sold-out Johnny Marr show in Chicago a week before the release of his new album, "Boomslang," fans milled about patiently, waiting for the guitar hero to emerge. But one word kept rising out of ...

Johnny Marr is creating his own "archetype" with debut solo album. The former Smiths guitarist admits he often disagreed with his former bandmate Morrissey, who was famously known for being a dominant ...

There was something old-school about the way Johnny Marr assembled the Healers. He met Zack Starky at a Who gig at Madison Square Garden. Noel Gallagher’s recommendation put him in touch with Alonza ...

The album is a personally curated collection of tracks from the last ten years of Johnny’s solo career plus two brand new songs produced by Johnny Marr with his co-producer James Doviak, titled ...

With The Smiths, Johnny Marr created a distinctive guitar style — inspired by rockabilly, Bo Diddley, Marc Bolan and post-punk — that continues to be influential today. He was only 22 when The Smiths ...

Long before he completed his latest solo album, Johnny Marr already had its title: Fever Dreams Pts 1-4. "I just like the sound of [it]," the former guitarist of the Smiths says. "And then I had to ...

Johnny Marr played songs by The Smiths and Electronic as well as his solo material on Monday at the Waiting Room. While we expected to hear a couple songs by The Smiths, the The or Electronic, I don’t ...

Johnny Marr‘s new book about his guitar collection, Marr’s Guitars, will be out October 17 via Harper Design, and he’ll be talking about it at special events in NYC (Warsaw on October 23) and Los ...

Manchester guitar god Johnny Marr, who turned 60 on Halloween, is best-known for his work in a bunch of different bands — the Smiths, obviously, but also Electronic, Modest Mouse, and a bunch of ...