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Category Archives: Guitar
All Sons & Daughters Redux, and a brief word about the songwriting process
Reasonably soon, I’m going to explore the bedrock beliefs that drive my involvement in music, the parameters I believe music has, its true purpose, and how every attempt by anyone with nefarious worldviews using it only succeed in poisoning the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Guitar, Music
Tagged all sons & daughters, Guitar, Music, process, redding ca., songwriting
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Validation
I see Tech 21 managed to hear about the supreme nether-lout arresting the control from me to review the new OMG/Richie Kotzen pedal. I love the fact that somebody alerted them before even I could. Either that makes me a … Continue reading
Chuck Taylors, ukuleles, and my own sanity.
I really wish I was a one-note samba. I mean it. I wish I had one ability, one passion, one benevolent, artistic master to which I paid supplication and deference. But that isn’t me. One minute I’m a blogger. The … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film Making, Guitar, Music, Ukulele, Writing
Tagged Blogging Advice, Jake Shimabukuro, publicity, publishing, Self publishing, Skype, ukulele instruction, writing
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My favorite guitar solo of all time
Growing up in a varied and independent pentecostal/charismatic circle of spiritual youth-rearing had many cool side-effects. Not the least of which was the ability to pursue music that was loud, melodic and passionate. At age thirteen, I bought my first … Continue reading
Posted in Guitar, Music, Writing
Tagged Angus Young, Black Sabbath, C.S. Lewis, George Lynch, Glenn Kaiser, Guitar Solo, publishing, Rainbow's End, Resurrection band, Stu Heiss, Van Halen
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Finally, the step out . . .
I have this friend named Stu, who told me his conversations go like this: “I’m headed to work today. Can’t wait to get there.” “Why, what are you going to do?” “Play Ukulele all day, and you?” This doesn’t necessarily … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guitar, Music, Ukulele, Writing
Tagged Guitar, novel writing, promotion, Self publishing, teaching, ukulele, Victor Wooten, writing
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An Experiment In The Mundane: Mr. Big’s epic hit song, “To Be With You,” translated out of its pure, poetic longing, and mercilessly clawed into sleep-inducing, literalist gibberish
In a few minutes, I’m going to lay forth what I refer to as a deliberate experiment in banality. And I’m going to use as my case study, Mr. Big’s hit song, To Be With You as my central creative … Continue reading
Posted in Guitar, Music, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Benedict Cumberbatch, Eric Martin, Gordon Lightfoot, Mr. Big, To Be With You
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And on that note, I think I’ll Have Victor Wooten sign my ukulele
NOTE: I’m writing this knowing full well that I will be heading to San Rafael tomorrow to see Victor Wooten. Thus the subject is presently at the forefront of my mind. Having first picked up a guitar at the age … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guitar, Music, Ukulele, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Bela Fleck, bucket list, Guitar, publicity, publishing, ukulele, Victor Wooten
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Billy Squier, and the roadside bomb of helpful advice
One of the prevaricating tightropes I’ve had to maneuver in my life is the problem of exactly how much/what kind of advice to take in a variety of situations. I say this because advice in the infancy phase of one’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogging Advice, novel writing, publishing, Self publishing
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