Guitar Nine Columns: Guest Columnists

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Enjoy over 25 years of staff columns, guest columns, interviews and more!

December-January 2007
David Martone

Great ideas for wicked tone, by Canadian guitarist David Martone.

December-January 2007
Kole

You can get so much from exposure to unfamiliar music styles.

December-January 2007
Zack Uidl

Zack Uidl outlines key characteristics and work habits people look for in a studio/session musician.

December-January 2007
Mike Campese: The Fire Within

Mike`s ideas will help you move up the neck very quickly.

December-January 2007
Kevin M. Buck

Kevin Buck tackles the most technically challenging piece ever written.

December-January 2007
Lance Trebesch

Web sites give people all over the world a central place to find band information. Maximize this resource and fans will want to return to your site.

December-January 2007
Tim Sweeney

Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney takes on the overwhelmed artist with some helpful advice.

December-January 2007
Scott Allen

Part two of Scott Allen`s exploration into the wonderful world of arpeggios.

February-March 2008
David Martone

Take a tour of the live performance capable Digitruck, with Canadian guitarist David Martone.

February-March 2008
Mike Campese: The Fire Within

Use the entire neck of your axe with these three octave ideas.

February-March 2008
Lance Trebesch

Successful blogs keep their status by following these 20 rules from the start and throughout their blog`s lifetime.

February-March 2008
Zack Uidl

Zack Uidl completes his outline of key characteristics and work habits people look for in a studio/session musician.

February-March 2008
Tim Sweeney

Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney discusses getting the `right message` out in order to build a fan base.

February-March 2008
Scott Allen

Part three of Scott Allen`s exploration into the wonderful world of arpeggios.

April-May 2008
David Martone

A peek at the Satriani instructional sessions, with Canadian guitarist David Martone.

April-May 2008
Scott Allen

Part four of Scott Allen`s exploration into the wonderful world of arpeggios.

April-May 2008
Mike Campese: The Fire Within

Develop both dexterity and versatility with these fretboard exercises.

April-May 2008
German Schauss

Here`s a closer look at playing 3 note per string scales as 16th notes.

April-May 2008
Kole

An introduction to the most familiar way of analyzing and composing music for many of us.

April-May 2008
Lance Trebesch

The second part of successful blogging offers more promotion techniques and how to keep your readers.

April-May 2008
Tim Sweeney

Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney on the seduction of new media web sites.

June-July 2008
Jamie Andreas

Virtuoso classical guitarist and instructor Jamie Andreas believes it`s easy to memorize pieces, and has some tips to help the uninitiated.

June-July 2008
David Martone

Recording for a pop/rock band, by Canadian guitarist David Martone.

June-July 2008
Mike Campese: The Fire Within

You can make your own scales with these tips from Mike Campese.

June-July 2008
Christopher Knab

Music industry guru Christopher Knab offers up a very complete primer on this most essential music business tool.

June-July 2008
Anthony Pell

Some general tips for mixing from the man behind Apell.

June-July 2008
German Schauss

Here`s a second look at playing 3 note per string scales as 16th notes.

June-July 2008
Scott Allen

Scott Allen`s first article exclusively aimed at helping you become more gear savvy.

June-July 2008
Kevin Ferguson

Kevin Ferguson outlines personal experiences about the hazards of playing a wide variety and mix of genres, along with some mitigation examples.

June-July 2008
Kole

Kole supplies you, the songwriter/composer with three tools that will help you kick writer`s block `night in the ruts`.

June-July 2008
Tom Hess Opus 2

Neo-classical guitarist Tom Hess with seven things you should do now to begin your music career.

June-July 2008
Jonas Tamas

Even the simplest idea can be rekindled with the help of little embellishments.

June-July 2008
Michael Shouse

Can you sound musical, creative and original using the same scales as everyone else? Michael Shouse says yes.

June-July 2008
Tim Sweeney

Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney on the art of goal setting.

August-September 2008
Tim Sweeney

Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney on seeking the `magic bullet`.

August-September 2008
Mike Philippov

How to use a metronome for maximum effectiveness.

August-September 2008
Kole

Kole goes beyond rut-busting, with tips on how to surpass all ruts.

August-September 2008
Christopher Knab

Music industry guru Christopher Knab tests your knowledge with this insightful, 100 question pop quiz.

August-September 2008
Tom Hess Opus 2

Neo-classical guitarist Tom Hess talkes about two components that you must balance in order to enjoy the process of practicing and see consistent progress.

August-September 2008
Scott Allen

Scott Allen is back talkin` woods, necks and boards.

August-September 2008
Dave Isaacs

Dave Issacs is here to help you get back to the basics and improve your playing.

August-September 2008
Jamie Andreas

Virtuoso classical guitarist and instructor Jamie Andreas believes it`s easy to memorize pieces, and has even more tips to help the uninitiated.

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