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Vol. 10, No. 6: April-May 2006

April Brings Long-Awaited Guitar Releases

Number Of Instrumental Titles Available Tops 1840
April-May 2006 ยท April 2006

Welcome to the April edition of Guitar Nine's online magazine. We're juiced about all the new music we've added over the past two months, as well as some of the anxiously awaited compilations, reissues and international releases now available. We've added an amazing 51 titles to the site, including instrumental CDs by Germano Seggio, Hpcrazy, The Balls, Frank Gambale, Andre Tonelli, Niels Vejlyt, Coste Apetrea, Dave LaRue, Ino Kang, Joe Satriani, Michael Orlando, Tony MacAlpine, Vinnie Moore, Larry Carlton, Nickos Kapilidis & The Jazz Utopia, Jill Yan, Jimmy Mac, Cornelissen/Vollink, Hightower, Next Order, Freddie Fox, DC Slater, Micheal Skinner, Rippingtons, Robert Sabin, Jon Beedle, Steve Khan, Rez, John Raptis, Andrew Roudny, Whiteful Jazz Quartet, Kada Ad Libitum, D Sound, Mindflowers, Bob Savage, Andre Kunz, Daniel Ward, Roger Matura, Alien Guitar Abduction, Allen Robot Van Wert, Hands On Strings, Stephan Bormann Band, Michel Sajrawy, Dagobert Bohm, Dago, James Hogan, Cinematik, Chambers/Berlin/Fiuczynski and Christopher Dean. You can now listen to and order 1850 instrumental releases by 1049 different artists. Visit the Instrumental Guitar Showcase to browse and listen to all of these dynamic recordings, or check out our recommendations page. If you've released an instrumental project, get all the details about merchandising through Guitar Nine, and decide if it's right for your music (if you've released a guitar-oriented CD with vocals, click here).

In this issue

27 columns
Guest Columnists
Sean Farrington

5 Paths To $100,000 Per Year - Part 1: Gidget's Way

Sean Farrington

Strategies that successful independent artists use day in and day out to profit from their passion for music.

Guest Columnists
Alan Williamson

Chromatic Stupidity

Alan Williamson

UK guitarist Alan Williamson shows you how to use more fingers, tones and frets in your licks.

Guest Columnists
Jason Sadites

Concepts To Improve Your Solos

Jason Sadites

Can you deliver interesting and musical solos? Do it by looking for ways to add more variety.

Guest Columnists
Will Landrum

Creative Intervals

Will Landrum

G9er Will Landrum is back with more ways to use the beloved arpreggio.

Guest Columnists
Christopher Knab

Deals That Await Successful Independent Music Labels

Christopher Knab

Music industry consultant Christopher Knab discusses what can happen if you get the industry's attention.

Guest Columnists
Tom Hess

Fire And Inspiration

Tom Hess

Here's how to spark the inspirational flame, and reignite your inner fire.

Interviews

Interview: Jason Sadites

Dan McAvinchey

I just love instrumental guitar music. There is something great about hearing somebody write music that will keep people's interest without having the vocal to rely on.

Interviews

Interview: John 5

Martin Schmidt

Instrumental music kind of reminds me of little orchestra or classical pieces, because there's so much information going on. It's a challenge to do, it's really hard to do that stuff.

Interviews

Interview: Johnny A.

Martin Schmidt

I started to get calls from different record labels, they had interest in me, but at the end of the day the didn't know what to do with me, because it's not really jazz, although it's jazzy, it's not really blues, but bluesy.

Guest Columnists
Mike Campese

The Mixo Cool-Blues Scale

Mike Campese

Mike Campese serves up a blended scale you can use to set your music apart from the ordinary.

Guest Columnists
Tim Sweeney

Motivation

Tim Sweeney

Motivation. Where did it go? Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney can help you reconnect with your passion.

Newsletters
Guitar Nine Newsroom

Newsletter April-May 2006

Guitar Nine Newsroom

Guitar Nine Records April-May 2006 newsletter.

Guest Columnists
Danny Jones

Shredding Blues Licks: Wide Intervals

Danny Jones

Danny Jones is back with licks that will help you break the scale pattern syndrome.

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Adam Fulara

Guitar Nine

Two-Handed Instrumental Fusion

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Bernie Devins

Guitar Nine

The Guitar As Voice

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Eric Serrano

Guitar Nine

Looking For A Career In Music

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Greg Stephens

Guitar Nine

Easy Flowing Rock, Blues, Country Mix

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Kostas Ladopoulos

Guitar Nine

Rocker Seeks Record Label

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Michael Vigano

Guitar Nine

Instrumental Rocker Seeks Deal

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Mobilis Stabilis

Guitar Nine

An Edge Rock Instrumental Band

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Nick Johnston

Guitar Nine

Just Don't Call It Shred

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Pangolin Band

Guitar Nine

Equally Raw And Lush

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Plastron

Guitar Nine

Kick Axe Outerspace Rock

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Rendell Gary

Guitar Nine

Driven Towards Neo-Classical Excellence

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Syba

Guitar Nine

Mad Sammarinese Instrumentalist

Guest Columnists
Jamie Andreas

What Should I Practice?

Jamie Andreas

Virtuoso classical guitarist and instructor Jamie Andreas with an insightful answer to a common question.

Guest Columnists
David Martone

Zone Recording: Drumagog

David Martone

Canadian guitarist David Martone talks about easy drum sound replacement.

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