Guitar Greats Who Never (Or Rarely) Practice, Yet Still Earned Their Reputations [News]

Features : One improvised as if he were already on stage, another counts a single show as worth about 2,000 hours of woodshedding, and a third never learned one of his own legendary solos.

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