Ever humble, the late guitar legend told GW in a 1982 interview that he felt many of his contributions to the album “lack feeling” ...

Randy Rhoads could grab a guitar and play something inspired by Johnny Winter, which had the roots of rock and roll, but I did not really hear that from Tony MacAlpine.” “With Adrian ...

A British teenager has channeled two of his guitar heroes, Brian May and Randy Rhoads ... The results resemble the Jackson Rhoads, with its modified Flying V body shape and sharply angled head ...

A huge part of this success can be chalked up to Osbourne's prodigal six-string sidekick, Randy Rhoads ... rightfully regarded as a landmark guitar album, Rhoads wasn't exactly thrilled with ...

It’s hard to believe it’s been 40 years since the world lost Ozzy guitarist Randy Rhoads. I say that both because he died well before I was even alive, and also because yeah, 40 years is a long time.