We often hear about the meticulous preparations session players put in to make sure that they are ready when the red light goes on ... was one of them, with Baxter revealing that he nailed in one take ...

Ultimately, it would be an offer that Baxter would accept on one condition. “So I said, ‘Okay, I’ll do the session, but I mean there are a million guitar players that can do this,” he says.

There was another critical obstacle, however. Baxter was moving house and didn't have a guitar at hand. “I went down to a Guitar Center. Paul Herman was the manager down the one in Hollywood.

Jeff "Skunk" Baxter recalled how he helped make Donna Summer’s “Hot Stuff” a hit using a $35 guitar. And the Steely Dan co-founder, who went on to work with the Doobie Brothers, said he ...

Not only did he get a beautiful guitar — Baxter believes he handed the guitarist his first-ever Stratocaster. If Baxter is correct, it begs the question, Did Jimi part ways with the Strat ...

A native of Washington, D.C., Baxter started classical piano lessons at 5, got his first guitar – and joined his first band – at 11, later moved to New York with his family, and ended up going ...