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“There has been no better ambassador for the electric guitar”: Bernie Marsden, remembered

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“There has been no better ambassador for the electric guitar”: Bernie Marsden, remembered

Best known for co-founding Whitesnake and as a writer of some of their classic songs, Bernie Marsden spent a lifetime walking in the shadow of the blues

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