Steve Hackett

Steve Hackett is a British musician. He’s best known for being a member of Genesis, serving as the band’s lead guitarist from 1971-1977. During that run, he appeared on classic albums like Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, and A Trick of the Tail. Since leaving Genesis, Steve has maintained a successful solo career. In 2010, Steve was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis.

Episode Airdate: September 9, 2026

Guess That Record

Guess That Record is a podcast hosted by Canadian musician Jackson Reed. Each week Jackson will sit down with a special guest for an in-depth interview about their career and experiences. Then, the guest will have to guess which album Jackson pulled from his collection, leading to a discussion about the record. A show for anyone that’s a fan of music, Guess That Record will be posting new episodes on Wednesdays!

This episode of Guess That Record has Jackson interviewing the amazing Steve Hackett! Steve is best known for serving as the lead guitarist for Genesis from 1971 to 1977. During his time in the band, he appeared on classic albums including “Foxtrot,” “Selling England by the Pound,” and “A Trick of the Tail.” Since then, he’s pursued a successful solo career which continues to this day. In this episode, Jackson and Steve talk about his approach to guitar playing, a breakdown of Genesis tracks, and his new album with Steve Rothery of Marillion!

Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery’s new album “The Roaring Waves” is available now! Buy it here: (https://www.insideoutmusic.com/)

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