Many musicians play guitars, but some have a special connection to their prized axe. So special, in fact, the guitars have ...

1. Willie Nelson's Martin N-20 "Trigger" If there was ever one artist synonymous with just one guitar, it would be Willie Nelson and his beloved Martin N-20 that he affectionately calls Trigger.

Well-worn guitars are the preferred instrument for many guitar players. Where some see blemishes, others see stories.

Willie Nelson’s longest-running current collaborator remains his guitar. Harmonica player Mickey Raphael is the last living, breathing member of Nelson’s classic Family band from the '70s ...

And I’ve talked to Willie about Doc Watson, and stuff like that too. And he’s very much tapped into the guitar players. Especially the Django stuff, too. And even picking with Micah [Nelson ...

“Trigger will become the most valuable guitar,” they wrote. They might be right. Willie Nelson was playing at John T. Floore’s Country Store in Helotes, Texas one night in 1969. Before he ...

When Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings met at a Tempe nightclub in the 1970s, neither knew it was the beginning of an outlaw country revolution.

Although Willie Nelson, 85, remains an outspoken troubadour ... moving to the Texas border town of Laredo at 16 and learning guitar from an old mariachi. “He was the kindest human being I ...

Read where Eddie Van Halen's "Frankenstein" guitar ended up after his death. Willie Nelson has been playing his prized acoustic guitar "Trigger" since the 1970s. And it shows. If only that guitar ...