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Phil Campbell
Phil Campbell was the guitarist for Motörhead, joining in 1984 after the band had already formed. He played on their records and tours for decades, including...
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Phil Campbell was the guitarist for Motörhead, joining in 1984 after the band had already formed. He played on their records and tours for decades, including the song "These Old Boots." That track appeared on their 1991 album '1916' and became a live staple, with Campbell sometimes handling vocals.
He stayed with Motörhead until Lemmy Kilmister's death in 2015. After that, he formed a group called Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons, which includes some of his children. They've released their own material and continue to play shows.
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