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GuitarTV

You should really check out GuitarTV. It has streaming video of many guitarist in every genre. It was started by Steve Vai among others. They play any and every type of guitar related music. They even post what type of guitar is being played in the video, tabs to play along, purchasing the song on iTunes, show dates for the artist and more. It is a really entertaining website for guitar players and music lovers alike. Check it out!

http://www.guitartv.com/


Also a church website I just built:
http://lifetogetherchurch.org/

John McLauglin

John McLaughlin is an amazing jazz fusion guitarist, who really changed everyone's idea of what your typical jazz guitarist might sound like. As well as jazz he brought rock, funk, flamenco, and classical into his playing style. He is a must hear for any guitarist or music lover.

Extrapolation:



Mediterranean Sundance with Paco de Lucia and Al di Meola:



Unforgettable songs and performances. Really I just can't touch my guitar for a whole hour after watching that. Hope you like it just as much!

Guitar

As many of you, I love to play guitar. I'll show you two of my favorite guitarists, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai. Today I'll follow my normal format of course and show you a funny video that still follows the guitar theme:



and yes Michael Angelo Batio is actually playing that, he is the using minimum movement technique.


Now, here's Joe Satriani playing "Flying in a Blue Dream":



And Steve Vai playing "For the Love of God":



Hope these songs make your day better in some way, I know they did for me.
Well I've been very busy lately. School starts soon for me so things have been a bit hectic.

Here's a really funny comedian. If you've heard Canon in D or Canon Rock played WAY too many times you will understand:


Here's a great Brubeck song:



Also here's a beautiful Miles Davis tune:



Finally, please recommended some jazz tunes that work well for piano, guitar, and drums. Preferably if you know where there is sheet music.
Oh and thanks for 100 followers!