Arteconciencias: Jim Irsay says he was offered over $1 billion to sell his guitar collection and relocate it to Dubai

Jim Irsay, owner of some of the world’s most iconic guitars, says he was offered over $1 billion to sell his collection and relocate it to Dubai | An iconic pairing: Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Tube Screamer recently resurfaced for sale – and sold immediately | So close you can see his scallops: behold Yngwie Malmsteen’s chops in greater detail than ever before with this astonishing multi-cam footage of Far Beyond the Sun

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July 31, 2023

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Jim Irsay, owner of some of the world’s most iconic guitars, says he was offered over $1 billion to sell his collection and relocate it to Dubai

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The Indianapolis Colts owner’s guitar collection includes Kurt Cobain’s Smells Like Teen Spirit Mustang and David Gilmour’s Black Strat

An iconic pairing: Stevie Ray Vaughan's Tube Screamer recently resurfaced for sale – and sold immediately

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The heavily worn overdrive pedal has changed hands once more after coming up for sale via Chicago Music Exchange

So close you can see his scallops: behold Yngwie Malmsteen's chops in greater detail than ever before with this astonishing multi-cam footage of Far Beyond the Sun

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The exclusive performance heralds the launch of MaestroClass, Malmsteen's new 10-song lesson series with TrueFire

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Strauss can shred with the best of them, but her new solo album features 'radio songs' with guest-star vocalists – plus a showdown with her mentor, Marty Friedman

"Instead of the toy store, I wanted to go to the guitar store and play all the expensive guitars": Steve Lukather shares his biggest gear hits and misses

(Alex Solca)

The top sessioneer and Toto stringsman recounts his early six-string experiences, an epic deal on a rare Vox 12-string, and why he hasn't bought a guitar in 30 years

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"A lot of cats don't work on their rhythm enough... the next thing is pitch": Prince shares some guitar-playing wisdom in this classic GP interview

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“When you get these things down, then you can learn how to solo,” the Purple One told GP in 2004

"What captured me early on was the one-guitar-as-orchestra kind of approach": Catfish Keith has copious licks in his bag of tricks

(Jeff Fasano)

From slide to fingerstyle, Catfish Keith's modern technical virtuosity makes his classic country blues-influenced songs simmer with new flavors

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