Vince Gill certainly earned his nickname of the “Nicest Guy in Nashville,” as Gill’s guitarist learned when he had to tell his bandleader that he was quitting to play with Joe Walsh. Vince Gill is one ...

That's country... and I would never expect anything less from these two. Today, Vince Gill released his EP Down At The ...

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"Down At The Borderline" follows the previous "50 Years From Home" volumes "I Gave You Everything I Had," "Secondhand Smoke" and "Brown's Diner Bar." As the title indicates, it commemorates the 50th ...

“I got that guitar in 1978,” Gill tells Guitar Player. “It’s the first Fender I ever bought,” and he reckons it was the second electric guitar he ever owned, following a Gibson ES-335 his parents gave ...

Vince Gill, a celebrated figure in country music, has a storied relationship with his instruments, particularly one guitar that he considers the cornerstone of his musical identity. This article ...

Fifty years ago, Vince Gill left his home town of Norman, Okla., guitar in hand and moved — first to Kentucky to play bluegrass, then to Los Angeles, where he joined the Pure Prairie League, and then ...

Vince Gill, 68, Makes Bold Confession About Playing With the Eagles originally appeared on Parade. In 2017, Vince Gill joined the Eagles to replace the late Glenn Frey. Frey died of rheumatoid ...

Vince Gill's studio engineer explains how Gill turned the sorrowful 1996 album, 'High Lonesome Sound', into a celebration of love and music.