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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Eric Johnson - The Art Of Guitar (2006)

In this DVD, Eric shares his 10 "must know" musical concepts in an intimate one-on-one format in his recording studio. Discover the techniques that have contributed to the genius of this guitar legend in his own words and detailed demonstrations. Eric covers his unique perspectives on improvisation, chords, lead guitar, songwriting, and much more. The second part of the DVD features a full band performance as Eric, Chris Maresh (bass) and Tommy Taylor (drums) take you on a musical journey through eight never-heard-before songs! The fantastic audio and widescreen multi-camera visuals bring you right into the creative realm and mind of one of the world's top guitar talents! 1 hour, 19 minutes.
Discover Eric Johnson's favorite techniques in his own words and with detailed demonstrations.

Eric Johnson shares his 10 must-know musical concepts one-on-one in his recording studio on The Art of Guitar DVD. He covers his unique perspectives on improvisation, chords, lead guitar, songwriting, and much more. The second part of the DVD features a full-band performance as Eric, Chris Maresh (bass) and Tommy Taylor (drums) take you on a musical journey through eight never-heard-before songs! The fantastic audio and widescreen multi-camera visuals bring you right into the creative realm and mind of one of the world's top guitar talents! 1 hour, 19 minutes.

Features:

Eric shares 10 must-know musical concepts
One-on-one format
Perspectives on improvisation, chords, lead guitar, songwriting, and more
Full-band performance with 8 songs
1 hour, 19 minutes

Saturday, March 8, 2008

Eric Johnson--Total Electric Guitar

Here is a unique opportunity to study with one of the great electric guitarists. Eric Johnson gives a master class in advanced picking techniques for speed and accuracy, left- and right-hand muting, blues bends, pedal steel-style bends, and unique chord voicings. There is much more too, all adding up to a truly great 90-minute electric guitar lesson from the man of whom Steve Morse said, “Eric Johnson is so good it’s ridiculous!”

Monday, July 9, 2007

Viva Carlos--A Supernatural Marathon Celebration

Viva Carlos! A Supernatural Marathon Celebration brings together incredible and influential guitarists Eric Johnson, Robben Ford, Eric Gales, Frank Gambale, Albert Lee, Pat Martino, Vinnie Moore, Mike Stern, Coco Montoya and Jeff Richman, each paying tribute to rock guitar icon Carlos Santana, a pioneer of Latin-influenced rock music. A gifted composer and powerful band leader, Carlos Santana has created a phenomenal catalog of memorable compositions in the genres of rock, jazz/rock and Latin music. These ten incredible guitarists have come together to lift up their guitars as their voices in celebration of some of the most important music in rock history. If that wasn't enough, additional musicians making up the band include Abe Laboriel on bass, Dave Weckl on drums, Luis Conte on percussion and vocals, and Peter Wolf on organ.

Tracks:

01.Vinnie Moore - Se A Cabo

02.Jeff Richman - Europa (Earths Cry Heavens Smile)

03.Eric Gales - Jingo

04.Mike Stern - Oye Como Va

05.Pat Martino - Flor D'luna (Moonflower)

06.Eric Johnson - Aqua Marine

07.Frank Gambale - Samba De Sausalito

08.Robben Ford - Blues For Salvador

09.Albert Lee - Samba Pa Ti

10.Coco Montoya - Jungle Strut

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Monday, January 7, 2008

Eric Johnson--Fine Art Of Guitar

The Fine Art Of Guitar is the follow-up to Eric Johnson's classic instructional DVD Total Electric Guitar. Building on the foundations of that DVD, Eric goes on to show you tempered tuning, pick and finger techniques, his famous "Koto" technique, slide guitar, volume swells for lead and slide, plus a host of technical tips including multi-amp setup, action and string tension adjustments. The DVD also includes several exclusive live performances by Eric playing with his band!

Features:

* See the music and the tablature as it's being played

* All right- and left-hand techniques are shown in close-up and with split-screen effects to make learning easy

* Slow-motion segments with standard pitch sound

* Artist biography

* Suggested listening

* Booklet with music examples included

Sunday, July 1, 2007

Guitar Speak

Features a veritable royalty of rock guitar players each performing one new unique to this project (otherwise unavailable) instrumental track. Track three is actually Eric Johnson, but misattributed in the description. This is long out of print but worth getting if you like guitar.
1. No Limit - Alvin Lee
2. Prisoner - Randy California
3. Western Flyer - Angelic Voices of Faith, Eric Johnson
4. Let Me Out 'A Here - Leslie West
5. Blood Alley 152 - Ronnie Montrose
6. Sharp on Attack - Steve Howe
7. Sphinx - Phil Manzanera
8. Slow Moon Rising - Rick Derringer
9. Danjo - Peter Haycock
10. Urban Strut - Steve Hunter
11. Captain Zlogg - Hank Marvin
12. Strut-A-Various - Robbie Krieger

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Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Fusion for Miles--A Guitar Tribute

Trumpeter Miles Davis shifted gears so many times during his forty-year career that doing a proper tribute which covers the entire time frame represents a distinct challenge. Perhaps that’s why many artists have focused on specific periods in their Miles tributes. Producer Gary Guthrie put a new spin on Kind of Blue with A New Kind of Blue, while trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith and guitarist Henry Kaiser’s Yo Miles! project has released three sets inspired by Miles’ ‘70s electric period. Even trumpeter Wallace Roney, while not recording a tribute album per se, has taken one of Miles’ mid-‘60s albums, Nefertiti, and used it, along with other sources, as the foundation for his own work.

In the past year, guitarist Jeff Richman has released tributes to saxophonist John Coltrane (A Guitar Supreme) and guitarist John McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra (Visions of an Inner Mounting Apocalypse). He's probably the first to try and put the departed trumpeter’s greater career arc into perspective. The problem is that there’s little to tie together Miles’ various periods. One reason for this is that whenever he moved into a new musical space, he often alienated much of his existing fan base. Fans of Kind of Blue are not inherently going to be disposed towards Bitches Brew, and many who discovered Miles with the pop-funk of his last decade may find his more abstract mid-‘60s quintet completely unfathomable.

Consequently Fusion for Miles starts with an immediate handicap. The bad news is that Richman’s arrangements—featuring a core band of keyboardist Larry Goldings, bassist Alphonso Johnson, and drummer Vinnie Colaiuta—don’t go very far in finding the elusive common link. In fact, Richman often takes tunes that were the barest of sketches—for example, Miles’ funk vamp of “Jean-Pierre” and the equally harmonically static jungle funk of his early-‘70s “Black Satin”—and writes new passages to give them greater interest. While these radically altered and stricter arrangements give the guest guitarists more to work with, by its very virtuosity Fusion for Miles loses sight of one of Miles’ core musical goals: creating specific vibes and particular feelings.

The good news is that Fusion for Miles is one heck of a great fusion record when taken on its own merits. It features a varied bunch of guitarists who range from the post bop sensibility of Pat Martino and Bill Connors, to more clear fusion from Jimmy Herring and Mike Stern, and the rock-centric approach of Warren Haynes and Steve Kimmock. Covering material from the late ‘50s (“So What”) through the mid-‘80s (“Splatch”), every guitarist digs into the solid foundation laid by the rhythm section. Unlike Richman’s Mahavishnu Orchestra tribute, none of the core band members actually played with Miles, but the inclusion of one early-'70s Miles veteran, saxophonist Dave Liebman, on some tracks provides linkage. And while the individual tunes come from a multitude of spaces, Richman’s arrangements bring them together for an album that is sure to please fans of pedal-to-the-floor fusion to no end.

FEATURING GUEST GUITARISTS: Eric Johnson, Bill Frisell, Pat Martino, Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, Mike Stern, Bill Connors, Steve Kimmock, Bireli Lagrene and Jeff Richman.

Tracklist:
1. BLACK SATIN
2. SPLATCH
3. JEAN PIERRE
4. SO WHAT
5. NEFERTITI
6. EIGHTY ONE
7. SERPENTS TOOTH
8. IT'S ABOUT THAT TIME
9. BACK SEAT BETTY
10. SPANISH KEY

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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Hal Leonard - 50 Licks Rock Style

DVD5 | NTSC 4:3 | (720x480) | MPEG2 ~9574 kbps | English: AC3, 224 kb/s (2 ch) | 59 min | 3.99 GB

Musicians Institute instructor Tom Kolb teaches licks in the styles of masters such as Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Eric Johnson, the Allman Brothers, Keith Richards, Chuck Berry, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Satriani, Billy Gibbons, Dave Navarro, Mark Knopfler, and other greats! He explains how to apply the licks over certain chords or progressions, and covers techniques such as hammer-ons, pull-offs, slides, vibrato, bends, octaves, harmonics, whammy bar, double stops, sequencing of scales, intervallic licks, arpeggios, and many more. Includes a helpful instructional booklet.

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Hal Leonard - At a Glance 06: More Guitar Chords

A first of its kind, the At a Glance series pairs an instructional DVD lesson taught by a professional guitarist with a supplemental book for a comprehensive learning experience. Each book/DVD features several lessons pertaining to one topic, and the DVD lessons feature on-screen music. The lessons are loaded with valuable tips and information. More Guitar Chords – At a Glance features five lessons, including: Triad Inversions • Seventh Chord Inversions • Essential 7th Chord Shapes • Ninth Chords • Slash Chords and Polychords.

Riff Example Songs include:

“ At Seventeen as made famous by; Janis Ian
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain as made famous by; Willie Nelson
Born On The Bayou as made famous by; Creedence Clearwater Revival
Dance The Night Away as made famous by; Van Halen
Drive as made famous by; Cars
Get Back as made famous by; The Beatles
Get Up (I Feel Like Being) A Sex Machine as made famous by; James Brown
Gimme Three Steps as made famous by; Lynyrd Skynyrd
Here Comes My Girl as made famous by; Tom Petty
Hide Away as made famous by; Creedence Clearwater Revival
Hole Hearted as made famous by; Extreme
Jack And Diane as made famous by; John Mellencamp
Lenny as made famous by; Stevie Ray Vaughan
More Than Words as made famous by; Extreme
Riviera Paradise as made famous by; Stevie Ray Vaughan
Sweet Home Alabama as made famous by; Lynyrd Skynyrd
Takin' Care Of Business as made famous by; Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Tears In Heaven as made famous by; Eric Clapton
Tightrope as made famous by; Stevie Ray Vaughan
Trademark as made famous by; Eric Johnson

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Saturday, October 6, 2007

Chris Duarte--Axploration

Emerging from the hotbed of Lonestar State blues in Austin, Texas, Chris Duarte has established himself as a major guitarist, singer, songwriter and bandleader. Duarte developed his monster Strat chops by studying the styles of fellow Texans Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Johnson, as well as guitar masters like Jimi Hendrix. In this DVD, Duarte draws on his considerable experience to provide valuable insights into his style and musicianship.
Duarte explains:
• practice routines
• improving your sense of time
• working with scales
• adding “color” to solos
• chord rhythms and solos
• adding tension and release to solos
• using musical equipment to get your own sound
• tips on jamming and gigs.
Duration: 1 hour, 3 minutes.

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Saturday, January 12, 2008

Shawn Lane--Powers of Ten

Shawn Lane's solo debut, Powers of Ten, showcases a phenomenally talented guitarist and musician who, unfortunately, doesn't seem to understand his own limitations. Emerging from digital silence with Steve Vai-like drama, "Not Again," the opening song on the record, is typical of the fusiony guitar-driven instrumentals that make up the bulk of Powers of Ten. These tracks, when not veering dangerously close to soap opera land, are pleasant enough, with just enough slippery lines to keep the listener interested. As Lane himself provides all the keyboards, basses, and drums, Powers of Ten is an impressive solo statement. There are shades of Vai and Eric Johnson in his guitar playing, to be sure, but overall he definitely has his own sound and his own vision.

This live performance was recorded in 2001 by:

*Shawn Lane - guitar

*Sean Rickman - drums

*Barry Bays - bass

*Doug Scarborough - keyboards

*Todd Bobo - saxophone

Tracklist:

01 - Introduction (I Think You Know Why You're Here?) (Lane) - 0:07

02 - Esperanto (Lane) - 3:46

03 - Gray Pianos Flying (Lane) - 3:09

04 - Black Market (Zawinul) - 8:54

05 - West Side Boogie (Gomez) - 5:51

06 - Epilogue for Lisa (Lane) - 3:06

07 - Illusions (Lane) - 4:19

08 - Get You Back (Lane) - 7:11

09 - Not Again (Lane) - 5:23

10 - Drum & Guitar Solo (Lane) - 4:27

11 - Tri-Heaven (Lane) - 4:04

12 - Hardcase (Lane) - 9:01

13 - Drum Solo, Pt. 1 (Lane) - 1:02

14 - Drum Solo, Pt. 2 (Lane) - 1:48

15 - Tri 7/5 (Lane) - 6:43

16 - Introduction of Musicians (Lane) - 0:28

17 - Rules of the Game (Lane) - 4:24 (Bonus Track)

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Saturday, June 16, 2007

G3 Live In Tokyo--Satriani-Vai-Petrucci

For those of you who don't know what this concert is all about..here it goes...G3 basically symbolises 3 great guitarists performing together on one stage. It all started in 1996 with Joe Satriani teaming up with his famous student Steve Vai and another legend, Eric Johnson. I'll soon post all the G3 concerts here,any guitarist must see these legends performing live. This concert features Satriani,Vai and John Petrucci. Enjoy \\m//

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Warmth In The Wilderness--A Tribute To Jason Becker

Jason Becker is a major musical talent struck down by a disease without cure -- he did not look for such a fate, and he is coping with considerable grace under such a burden. It would seem appropriate then as a tribute to his abilities, and as a means of perhaps easing his battle a little, that Lion Music brings you Warmth In The Wilderness a tribute album featuring interpretations of his work in David Lee Roth, with Cacophony and solo (along with a few originals dedicated to Jason), performed by friends and musicians who have been touched and influenced by Jason's music.

Disc 1:

1. Little Ain't Enough - Stormwind
2. Altitudes - Torben Enevoldsen
3. Eleven Blue Egyptians - Robert Marcello
4. Jam for Jason - Vinnie Moore, Steve Morse, Chris Poland, Jeff Watson,
5. Higher
6. Alfie and Linda MacDonald of Phantom Blue-Becker Ola - Carina Alfie, Linda McDonald, Puamana
7. Dogtown Shuffle
8. Go Off - Evolution
9. Hammerhead Shark - Mark Boals, Lars Eric Mattsson
10. Jasin Street

Disc 2:
1. Opus Pocus 2 - Project Alcazar
2. Mandy's Little Throbbing Heart - Mark Ragsdale, Eric Sands
3. Blue - Paul Nelson
4. It's Showtime!
5. Becker's Bolero - Jeff Pilson
6. Lydia's House
7. Drop in the Bucket
8. Forcefield - Rob Johnson
9. Urmila - Rick Renstrom
10. Black Stallion Jam - Marty Friedman

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Thursday, October 6, 2011

Hal Leonard - At a Glance 07: Blues Guitar

Publisher: Hal Leonard | Language: English | 1h27m | Full Scans | 2.17GB | .ISO
MPG2, 7500.0kbps | 720×480, 30.0fps | AC-3, 192.0kbps | 48.0kHz 16bit, 2 channels

A first of its kind, the At a Glance series pairs an instructional DVD lesson taught by a professional guitarist with a supplemental book for a comprehensive learning experience. Each book/DVD features several lessons pertaining to one topic, and the DVD lessons feature on-screen music. The lessons are loaded with valuable tips and information. Blues Guitar – At a Glance features four lessons: Blues Rhythm Guitar, The Blues Scale, Blues Licks, Blues Turnarounds.

Riff Example Songs include:

“ Boom Boom as made famous by; John Lee Hooker
Born Under A Bad Sign as made famous by; Albert King, Eric Clapton
Cannonball Shuffle as made famous by; Freddie King
Collins' Mix as made famous by; Albert Collins
Dust My Broom as made famous by; Freddie King
Five Long Years as made famous by; Buddy Guy
Frosty as made famous by; Albert Collins
I Got My Eyes On You as made famous by; John Lee Hooker
I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man as made famous by; Muddy Waters
Louisiana Bayou Drive as made famous by; T-Bone Walker
Mama Talk To Your Daughter as made famous by; Robert Palmer
Pride and Joy as made famous by; Stevie Ray Vaughan
Steppin' Out as made famous by; Joe Jackson
Sweet Home Chicago as made famous by; Robert Johnson, Blues Brothers, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy et. al.
Talkin' Woman (Honey Hush) as made famous by; Albert Collins
Tell Me as made famous by; Stevie Ray Vaughan
Texas Flood as made famous by; Stevie Ray Vaughn
Three O'Clock Blues as made famous by; B.B. King
The Thrill Is Gone as made famous by; B.B. King