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It looks like Sammy Hagar is drawing some inspiration from John Fogerty and Santana by planning a duets album of his own.

Chickenfoot -- the group made up of Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith -- are hoping to get back to work next year.

You really can't say that instrumental rock-guitar music is in fashion right now, but that doesn't make one bit of difference to Joe Satriani. The guitar maestro's new album, 'Unstoppable Momentum,' proves that good music is timeless, no matter what trends come and go.

Joe Satriani is set to embark on a U.S. tour. On Friday (April 26), the guitar hero announced a series of dates, which are listed below.

Instrumental rock guitar maestro (and Chickenfoot guitarist) Joe Satriani is releasing a new album titled 'Unstoppable Momentum' on May 7, and from the sound of its first single, 'A Door Into Summer,' it's going to be a classic slice of what he does best.

Chickenfoot's Joe Satriani has shared the tracklist and cover for his 14th studio effort. 'Unstoppable Momentum' is set for release on May 7 via Epic Records. Satriani completed writing the album after a series of dates with Chickenfoot and then as part of the G3 tour through South America last fall...

Remembrances are starting to pop up for Alvin Lee, the former Ten Years After singer-guitarist who passed away Wednesday from complications following an unspecified "routine surgery." He was 68. Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues: "We were on the same Decca label in the 1960s and worked a lot with Ten Years After on the same bill on lots of concerts including all over the U... Read M

Now that he's had a few moments to catch his breath following Chickenfoot's latest round of dates, Joe Satriani is ready to start building momentum as a solo artist again.

Chickenfoot fans will be able to celebrate the band's entire output with a very special box set early next year. The group have announced the 'I + III + LV' collection, which will encompass both of their first two albums, plus the limited-edition live album they put out.

Chickenfoot are getting set to re-release their self-titled 2009 debut album in October, featuring four live bonus tracks. But fans won't have to wait that long for a taste; you can hear the live version of 'Lighten Up' right here, thanks to our exclusive preview.