Guitar hero and rock 'n' roll legend Rick Derringer, of "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo" and "Hang On, Sloopy" fame, has died in Ormond Beach, according to TMZ, Variety and The Hollywood Reporter.

Guitar hero and rock ‘n’ roll legend Rick Derringer, of "Hang On, Sloopy" and “Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo” fame, has died in Ormond Beach, according to reports on TMZ and other outlets.

Guitar hero and rock ‘n’ roll legend Rick Derringer, of “Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo” and "Hang On, Sloopy" fame, has died in Ormond Beach, according to reports on TMZ and other outlets.

Rock N Roll Circus is thrilled to announce ... Newton Faulkner, known for his percussive guitar style and unmistakable voice will also roll into Sheffield. Hits like "Dream Catch Me" and "Teardrop ...

Derringer was, indeed, a rock ‘n roll lifer. Born in Celenia, Ohio, on August 5, 1947, Derringer received his first electric guitar for his ninth birthday and immediately put it to use.

Festival director Ali O’Reilly said of the news: “We’re incredibly excited to welcome Bryan Adams to Rock N Roll Circus ... to the song’s lyrics, the guitar was not bought at a “five ...

It’s expensive, and some might not appreciate its ‘in your face’ style In order to justify that price the Heston is built like a tank, features a unique, rock ‘n roll-inspired design ...

At this juncture, AC/DC deserves to update the name of its early single “It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ‘n’ Roll)” to ... hand racing down the guitar’s fretboard ...

Long before Jimi Hendrix became the pinnacle figure of modern rock ‘n’ roll guitar, he was just another kid from Seattle, Washington, who dreamed of becoming a professional musician.

Garbage is associated with one of the most consequential eras in modern music history, when alternative music drove popular culture, and the last era in which guitar-based rock ’n’ roll was ...

He then strapped on one of his many trusty Gibson SG guitars, which he’s been playing pretty much his whole career, and opened up one of the greatest songbooks in rock ‘n’ roll history.