Who wrote it
Contributors
238 people have written the 2,622 columns here — players, teachers and producers, most of them working guitarists who had
something worth saying and wrote it down. Some wrote once; some wrote for a decade.
13 contributors of 238
Patrick DeCoste
6 columns · 2006–2007
Patrick DeCoste is a Boston area guitarist whose original music on his debut CD features well-rounded exploration, tasty lines and burnished production, giving one's imagination license to wander..
His latest CD is entitled "Inside The Unsaid".
Patrick DeCoste's web site ↗
Ray DeTone
3 columns · 2000
Ray DeTone is a professional guitarist featured in Guitar Player magazine (March 1998). Ray is an eclectic player, fusing the elements of rock, blues, progressive, country, metal, alternative and even bluegrass, creating a signature sound that stands out amidst todays' onslaught of redundancy.
His debut instrumental CD is entitled "Once More...With Feeling!!!".
Dallas Dwight
3 columns · 2015
Dallas Dwight is an instrumental guitarist who composes original songs in a style that blends technical prowess with a strong sense of melody. You can get more free guitar articles at his web site.
Beyond playing guitar, Dallas is an avid composer, producer, songwriter and full-time gear junkie.
Dallas Dwight's web site ↗
Vlad De Briansky
2 columns · 2019
Born in Ukraine, American guitarist Vlad has carved his way in the jungle of music by bringing new hits, new sound and new music to the scene. An alumni of the Berklee College of Music, and taught by Mike Stern and John Abercrombie, Vlad was very well equipped for his first performances.
His debut album "Vladosphere" (Orpheus, EMI) went to the top of the charts, while his brilliant acoustic guitar album "Sun In Capricorn" earned a Grammy nomination.
In 2014 Vlad became an ambassador of the Berklee College of Music, and established the American Music Academy (AMA) to bring the legendary music education to Eastern Europe.
Vlad De Briansky's web site ↗
Thijs de Klijn
2 columns · 2024
Thijs de Klijn is a guitar player and jazz musician based in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
He has had lessons with Jesse van Ruller, Maarten van der Grinten, Martijn van Iterson, Reinier Baas, Durk Hijma, Eef Albers, Wim Bronnenberg and Peter Bernstein.
Check out his album with Piotr Lipowicz, entitled "Stereo Talk".
Thijs de Klijn ↗
Rick Del Savio
2 columns · 2002–2005
Rick Del Savio is a jazz guitarist who pours his influences (including R&B music in general and Stevie Wonder) into his recordings.
His latest CD is entitled Evolution.
Isa D.
1 column · 2014
Isa D. has contributed her expertise and skill to a number of web publications, interviewing mover and shakers in the music industry, particularly in Europe.
She has also interviewed up-and-coming musicians and producers from all over the world.
Sam Dawson
1 column · 2013
Sam Dawson is a singer/songwriter who specializes in fingerstyle and percussive guitar.
His web site features more lessons and clips of his original music.
Sam Dawson's web site ↗
Bartley F. Day
1 column · 2004
Bartley F. Day has extensive music industry experience representing a wide array of music-focused companies and individuals.
He has written and spoken frequently on music industry issues and has co-written two books on the music business, including the book, The Musician's Business and Legal Guide (published by Prentice-Hall and compiled by the Beverly Hills Bar Assn. Entertainment Law Section).
Bartley F. Day's web site ↗
John Drew
1 column · 2005
John Drew is a Canadian guitarist who has been in the music business literally all his life.
The JD Project's latest CD is entitled "Tangled Web", featuring good ol' funky grooves and highly melodic tones.
The JD Project's web site ↗
Ryan Duke
1 column · 2013
Ryan Duke is a musician, songwriter, and teaches guitar lessons in Seattle.
His music is a unique breed of avant-garde progressive metal. Download a free e-book for help to improve your guitar playing.
Fortis Amor's web site ↗
Chris Dunnett
1 column · 2008
On his solo debut release, "El Samuraichi", guitarist Chris Dunnett combined a wide range of styles such as traditional Flamenco, Latin, Middle Eastern, Gypsy, and Neo-classical music.
His most recent CD, "Higher Glyphics" takes that blend a step further by adding Reggae, Calypso, choirs and Arabian voices to the mix.
Chris Dunnett's web site ↗
Simon Dupree
1 column · 2019
Simon Dupree has discovered he has a passion for music from a very young age. Ever since then, music has been an essential part of his life.
Music Groupies ↗