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Carvin Guitars
For over 60 years, Carvin has been building high-quality guitars, basses, amps and audio gear for pro and hobbyist musicians alike.
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Robert Walker Biography
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Robert Walker
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compiled by Guitar Nine Records
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Robert Walker is a vital, passionate guitar player from Rothenbach, Bavaria (Germany) who expresses his style as instrumental rock/hard rock, as can be heard on his latest release, "One For The Road".  His favorite guitar is a Modified Fender Stratocaster. Walker has played guitar since 1986, and plainly avows his career goal, "Writing more instrumentals, catching melodies."
When asked to reveal his ideal effect for the guitar, Walker countered with, "Distortion with delay," and then detailed his musicial goals, "My songs come from somewhere I donīt know. The listener decides what he is asscociating the songs with. My goal is to keep my inspiration alive and always to find a way to express myself on my instrument." He would like to someday study country guitar (wicked, wicked, wicked), and is at this time listening to Satriani, Timmons, Vai, SRV, Mike Oldfield, Bruce Springsteen and some other songwriters. His utmost satisfaction? "The greatest statisfaction is a small pup hall, where me and my band is playing good rock music and the audience is watching, listening , dancing... Sometimes a really magical feeling overcomes me, when I play a solo and the band is really tight," he answers decidedly.
 Walker details continuing and future projects in his own words, "Well I pick up my guitar nearly every day. I spent a lot of time jamming to some playbacks I made and try some new licks, scales, chords, etc. Sometimes I take a song from what I like/or think is important to play for a guitar player and learn this song for example the SRV CD "Couldnīt Stand The Weather" or Satriani's "Satch Boogie". But I forget this things, if I donīt play em live.
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Walker's discography (available here at Guitar Nine Records) includes one solo album ("One For The Road") and participation on another recording (Gary Hoey "Money").
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