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Vol. 5, No. 4: December-January 2000

Holiday Greetings To Guitar Fans

Over 530 Instrumental Guitar 'Gifts' Now Available
December-January 2000 ยท December 2000

Welcome to the December edition of the Guitar Nine on-line magazine. After you've bought presents for family and friends (and your Aunt Mabel), treat yourself to the instrumental guitar CDs you've been craving all year. We've even got 15 brand new CDs to pick from, including instrumental works by Gambale, Hamm & Smith, Kevin Ferguson, Rockenfield/Speer, Hess, Z-Works, Adrian Legg, Merry Axemas, Ballurio, Martin Behr, Jay EuDaly, Lyall Steel, Tribal Tech, Janos Varga and Jeff Scheetz. You can now listen to and order 533 instrumental releases by 326 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

20 columns
Guest Columnists
Tim Sweeney

Alternative Marketing & Thinking

Tim Sweeney

Are "new" marketing ideas really as new as they sound? Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney offers his expert opinion.

Guest Columnists
Sebastian Kalamajski

Busting The Practice Rut

Sebastian Kalamajski

Swedish guitarist Sebastian Kalamajski recommends you think before you noodle.

Guest Columnists
Neil Haverstick

Freelancing: How To Survive In The New Millennium By Playing Your Guitar, Part 3

Neil Haverstick

Neil Haverstick has made his living with his instrument for over 20 years - the third installment of practical tips from a seasoned veteran.

Interviews

Interview: Chris Poland

Dan McAvinchey

I have always played because I love the guitar and now since 1994, when I again started being in charge of the projects I was involved in I have felt the freedom to make the music I want to make and that I personally enjoy.

Guest Columnists
Mike Campese

More Arpeggios Nine

Mike Campese

Mike Campese is back with a follow up article with even more 9ths for your entertainment.

Guest Columnists
Michael Hewett

Remembering to Breathe

Michael Hewett

Acoustic wizard Michael Hewett has some great advice to help you get "all there" with the music.

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Andrew Kelly Back

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Blazing Instrumental Funk Rock

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Howard And The White Boys

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Chicago's Hardest Working Blues Band

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: John Di Ruzza

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Italian Instrumentalist Distributes Demo

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Kevin Pike

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Guitarist Works Instrumental & Christian Rock

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Lelio Padovani

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Instrumentalist, Teacher, Guitarist, Writer

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Lone Wolf James

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Creedence-influenced Songwriter Makes Mark

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Michael Gargiulo

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Instrumental Rock Shredder Looks To The Future

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Paolo Travagnin

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Phenomenology Of The Musical Unconscious

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Rob Favotto

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Instrumental E.P. From Down Under

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Robert Condon

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Blues, Jazz & World Influences

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: wwwwThorbjorn Englund

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Shredder Practices All Day Long

The Undiscovered

The Undiscovered: Z-Works

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Swirling Electric & Appealing Acoustic Guitar

Guest Columnists
Christopher Knab

Your Record Release: Manufacturing and Cover Design Considerations

Christopher Knab

Music industry guru Christopher Knab is back with advice for indies on manufacturing issues.

Guest Columnists
David Martone

Zone Recording

David Martone

Canadian guitarist David Martone has learned a lot about recording over the years. Let's check in and see what David has for us on the art of recording.

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