CDs Still Significant In A Digital World
Availability And Quality Of Downloadable Music Still An Issue
elcome to the April edition of Guitar Nine Records' on-line magazine. Guitarists and bands around the world continue to churn out releases in the CD format, realizing the sound quality of downloaded songs is still not up to the standards of a discriminating guitar music lover who listens on something other than earbuds. To illustrate, we've just added a total of 34 new releases to the site, including instrumental CDs by Eric Wollman, Cyril Achard Trio, Livio Lamonea, Paul Speer, John Westmoreland, 7for4, Peter Williams, Ottmar Liebert, Mimmo Langella, Cuthead, Steve Langemo, Ciro Manna, Ben Kuzay, Michael Landau, Adrian Galysh, Carlos Lichman, George Bellas, Marco Sfogli, Alberto Rigoni, Joshua Walker, Beck/Abercrombie, Matt Rae, Technical Info, Tony Flores, Jim Stubblefield, Electromagnets, Bill Hart, Ino Kang, Keith Miller, Matt Cafissi and Joe Satriani. You can now listen to and order
1941 instrumental releases by 1143 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 Records, and decide if it's right for your music (if you've released a guitar-oriented CD with vocals, click here).
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MASTER COLUMN INDEX
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Over 1740 past and current columns, both in English and Spanish
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INTERVIEWS
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Over 125 artist interviews, the latest with Ciro Manna, Andy Timmons and Stef Burns
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ORDERING INFORMATION
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Order Dan McAvinchey's "Guitar Haus" and "Handz Of Danz", plus these amazing instrumental CDs:
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HOME STUDIO REGISTRY
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Own a home studio? Join over 1460 of your peers and link up with our Home Studio Registry
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THE REDISCOVERED
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Check out the best of The Undiscovered; here are four standouts: Ivan Najera & Tony Unger, John Danley, Sandy Prager, Michael Lee Ostrander
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LABEL RESOURCES
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Great list of books for starting your own label or releasing a record
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