The post Wolfgang Van Halen Used Eddie’s Frankenstein Guitar for New Song “The End” appeared first on Consequence. Wolfgang Van Halen has revealed that he used his late father Eddie Van ...

Eddie Van Halen rocked the world with his band Van Halen — yet he was no stranger to the Jersey Shore. Van Halen, who passed away after battling throat cancer on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the age of ...

and Jason Bonham team up to deliver a celebration of Van Halen's repertoire, may have recruited one of the best veteran players on the scene, Joe Satriani, to fill Eddie Van Halen's shoes.

And there's Eddie Van Halen, just kind of standing there talking with the Scorpions. And he said, 'Good job.'" Then, Van Halen asked the DJ if he played guitar. When Pratt said, 'No,' he asked him ...

Eddie was lauded for the speed, fluidity, and melodicism of his playing, as well as the two-handed tapping technique he perfected. The guitarist and his brother, drummer Alex Van Halen ...

and two of the greatest guitar soloist are Eddie Van Halen and Dimebag Darrell. The sound of their respective bands Van Halen and Pantera have been shaped by their guitar mastery. Frustrated ...

Wolfgang used some historic gear on the song "Take a Bow" — the Frankenstein guitar and the the original Marshall head and cabinet that Eddie used on the early Van Halen albums. As to why he ...

Eddie Van Halen’s revolutionary sound echoed Clapton, Page, and Mozart. Equally important is Van Halen’s reinvention of an existing guitar design. Generations of players copied Van Halen ...

"Take a Bow," which will be featured on Mammoth WVH's upcoming album, is out now Scott Legato/Getty Wolfgang Van Halen is ... Wolfgang played Eddie's iconic Frankenstein guitar and belted ...

Eddie Van Halen's iconic "Hot for Teacher" guitar sold for nearly $4 million at auction this week. The late rockstar played the custom-made instrument for much of the 1980s. Van Halen died in 2020 ...

Eddie Van Halen's iconic red, white and black custom-made Kramer guitar was sold to an unnamed buyer at auction for $3.932 million, blasting past its pre-auction estimate of $2 to 3 million.