Here’s a sneak peak at what’s going to be on the upcoming disc that comes with Guitar World magazine’s November ’09 issue, on sale starting August 25th 2009! Check out exclusive videos with Slayer, Michael Schenker, DevilDriver, Mark Morton, Michael Angelo Batio, plus gear reviews with Paul Riario and much more!

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This a video of a Matthew Mills guitar clinic at Alpha Music in VA Beach. Matthew Mills is a Schecter endorsed Artist and has 5 studio albums to his name. Matthew Mills is a Neoclassical Shred Guitarist. you can purchase Matthew Mills albums at ITUNES and www.mattmillsmusic.com Matthew Mills also is an accomplished Guitar instructor in the Northern Virginia area. Matthew Mills can be contacted by email at mmills97@aol.com www.classicaxe.com www.contemporarymusiccenter.com Matthew Mills teaches guitar lessons near these cities Ganesville va Chantilly va Manassas va Haymarket va Warrenton va Reston va Fairfax va Matthew also does guitar clinics live performances and Studio work. Matthew plays USA custom Schecter Guitars and Marshall amps. www.contemporarymusiccenter.com

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Matthew Mills Guitar Clinic May 2010 at Brentsville high school Matthew Mills is an endorsed Schecter Guitar artist and has released 5 studio albums www.mattmillsmusic.com all Matthew Mills albums are available at www.itunes.com amazon mp3 and www.mattmillsmusic.com

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Following on from the previous lesson this exercise introduces more notes to the pattern. This lesson is a filmed extract from part of the Contemporary Guitar Performance Workshop. This is an approach to the guitar which is independant of stylistic considerations, (or style specific techniques) or instrumental characteristics (electric, acoustic, or classical guitar). The approach is based on musical vocabulary, chords, scales, and techinques. It uses no repertoire, instead relying on the students musical taste and creativity to apply the exercises and ideas to their own musical taste, and develop their own ‘voice’ on the guitar.

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Ben Robinson 2009 Bike Week performance. Produced and filmed by Skip Crowell for Creative resources, CreativeResourcesMedia.com This concert was produced by Horizon Events of Daytona www.benrobinsonmusic.com http www.facebook.com airplaydirect.com itunes.apple.com www.amazon.com 633′s artist, 22 Year old singer/songwriter Ben Robinson started making his mark at an early age. “I came from a very rough place and tough times were all we knew. When I was 9, my dad gave me a guitar and I would spend hours in my room listening to Stevie Ray Vaughn and Albert King, I copied every note, then worked to develop my own style. Music helped me stay away from the bad choices some of my friends were making, if you know what I mean”. When just a teen he began playing with Warrant, working with Paul Shaffer, Nickelodeon, Letterman and stealing the show at blues festivals all over Southern California. Ben is being introduced to millions in is roll as one of the faces of Guitar Center’s Laguna Guitar line. So far his likeness has adorned a full page in both the April and May issues of Guitar World Magazine and GC’s million issue buyers guide. Ben’s new CD is getting airplay around the world and some are calling it the album of the year. His music appeals to a wide variety of audiences and some consider him one of the best young guitar players in the world. Here are a few comments and reviews about Ben: “Ben can play straight ahead blues with the best of them, yet he takes his performance to …

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-Comment on this video@ my blog www.learnbass.net -Main site tons of free lessons www.Dmanlamius.com A rendition of the bass line of Michael Jacksons “Beat it”.

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Go to yourguitarsage.com tofind out how to get a chart to this song and 100s of other songs!!! This guitar lesson vid shows you how to play Haven’t Met You Yet by Michael Buble’. It shows you the chords, strumming technique and style. Check out yourguitarsage.com for info on my online instructional resources about charts, chords, strumming and the techniques that I use here in my videos.. For more guitar lessons, see my other free tutorials. For original and cover music by me, Erich, go to www.myspace.com . Since I’m so busy making new video tutorial lessons all the time and teaching guitar, I probably won’t have time to answer individual questions regarding guitar. Other videos cover beginner, advanced and intermediate levels. I teach rock, blues, country and just about any other style on electric or acoustic. If you can’t find your answer from the resources at the website above, keep digging into my vids, and I’m sure you will find your answer. Keep practicing!!!

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With just about 30 minutes left, we get Andrew Garcia covering “Genie in a Bottle” by Christina Aguilera. Oh man. Looks like SOMEBODY is a little too obsessed with re-creating his Paula Abdul moment. The performance is OK, but it really just looks like almost any quirky acoustic cover rendition you’d find on YouTube. Aside from adding the acoustic guitar, he really doesn’t change the melody at all. Overall, just average. Randy: “It didn’t quite work for me, dude.” Ellen: “I thought it was a great song choice…I thought the genie came out of the bottle too late.” Kara: “I’m disappointed because I like you.” Simon: “It was a little bit desperate, I thought.”

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Extract from the DVD Learn To Play Peter Green. For more info click this link – www.licklibrary.com

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I first did this song as a ukulele solo. It was a challenge to do rap for me but it was a lot of fun. This is song 10 of 12 in our February 2010 set. The audiences really responded well to this song. Some even taped the whole song on their phones. I should have asked one of them to send me a copy. But, in the heat of performance, I just went on to the next song. Cypress Street Band: Ronin Wong – rap, vocals, ukulele Michael Millar, vocals, electric guitar Marianne Wong – vocals, acoustic guitar Jennifer Rashleigh – camera, sound, editing There’s also a live performance version of this song. www.youtube.com

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