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Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney is back to help influence your priorities.
Music industry guru Christopher Knab helps you write a cover letter, complee with a prototype and instructions.
Guy Pople delves into independence and rudimentary music theory.
Having Steve Vai`s name associated with my project helped my credibility in the guitar community. I have a lot of respect for Steve, not only as a musician but as a businessman. I knew I could learn a lot - and I have!
A Master Of The 7-String
Progressive, Hard & Melodic
Rock That Hits You In The Gut
Live At The Key West Bar
A Musical Concept Of Reality
Roots Gospel Guitar
Total Italian Heaviosity
Somewhat Satriani-esqe Instro Rock
Sharing His Instrumentals On The Net
Ballads, Blues & More
We're Going To Trial!
Your Ears Will Bleed
Guitar Nine Records October-November 2006 newsletter.
Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney teaches you to be analytical about alleged personal attacks.
A well maintained and growing email list can be a mighty, mighty tool.
A quick look at various picking techniques.
Neo-classical guitarist Tom Hess was a bad student too, but he got his act together, and you can as well.
Music industry guru Christopher Knab shows that access to the audience mean you need to know who`s guarding the gate.
A story of one humongous traveling guitar.
Complex music requires thought and preplanning in order to get the best results.
Canadian guitarist David Martone`s most recent Atlantic clinic tour debrief.
How to avoid "wrong notes" on your way to creating interesting, improvised lines.
Staying True To The Music
Down Under Guitar/Organ Trio
Fitting those killer electric guitar tracks into the mix at mixdown.
Can you cure a case of guitar hero "Clone-itus?" Here`s some cure-all.
I don`t care if things could go wrong because the most important thing is that someone like Mike Varney believes in me and in my music.
Understanding how a key can be made to reveal its chordal treasure is invaluable knowledge.
Since instrumental guitar music isn`t a big seller, it gets short changed quite often. As a matter of fact, finding the Guitar Nine website was a revelation to me. I didn`t realize there were so many musicians doing instrumental music.
Cerebrally Extracted Quirky Ideas
Blending His Diverse Influences
Way Cool Improvisations
Rollin' Down The Highway
Flamenco, Balkan, Persian & More
Ready To Explode
Guitar Nine Records December-January 2006 newsletter.
Dynamic Heavy Progressive
Pressing Musical Boundaries