Rock guitarist, who played with Rod Stewart ant Billy Squier fuses rock and blues with contemporary jazz and improvisation on best-sell. Accessibility links. Skip to main content; ...

Elevator Pitch: During his illustrious career, Jeff Golub was Rod Stewart’s front man, he played with Billy Squier and other legends and he recorded 11 solo albums, plus three more as the leader ...

Much of his earlier career was spent with Billy Squier, and from 1988 to 1995, Golub was Rod Stewart's lead guitarist. In 1994, his newly formed contemporary jazz outfit Avenue Blue released its first ...

Jazz guitarist Jeff Golub fell onto the tracks at W. 66th and Broadway subway station. Golub has played with musicians Rod Stewart and Billy Squier.

Jeff Golub, a longtime sideman with Rod Stewart and Billy Squier, has compiled the expected all-star amalgam in this tribute to the blues stylings of The Three Kings—Albert, B.B. and Freddie. Yet it ...

Jeff Golub, who once played guitar with Billy Squier and Rod Stewart, now prefers the intimate inventiveness of jazz Next time you're in New York, look up Jeff Golub. Or down, rather. You'll f… ...

A blind jazz-rock guitarist cheated death yesterday when he stepped onto the subway tracks at the West 66th Street/Broadway station, but was only grazed by a No. 1 train as the motorman screeched i… ...

Golub thought he was boarding a No 1. train at the 66th Street station Wednesday morning, but instead he stepped into thin air and fell down onto the tracks.

Guitarist Jeff Golub died on January 1, 2015. Skip to main content Skip to site footer. ... Next: Top 10 Billy Squier Songs. Categories: News, R.I.P. More From Ultimate Classic Rock.

It has influenced scores of othergenres, including a certain jazz guitarist.“Blues has always been my trademark,” said Jeff Golub, who willplay as part of Guitars and Saxes on Saturday at ...

The name Jeff Golub may not ring with recognition to many music fans, but his guitar work is certainly familiar to rock 'n' roll ears. That steady rhythm guitar under Squier's seering tantrum on ...