JOHN PETRUCCI
The following videos are taken from John’s Rock Discipline DVD. An instructional DVD that no aspiring guitar player should be without.
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Targeting The Music Industry
JOHN PETRUCCI
The following videos are taken from John’s Rock Discipline DVD. An instructional DVD that no aspiring guitar player should be without.
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PART 2:
PART 3:
I would like to wish my readers a happy new year. I’m hoping that 2009 will bring us in touch with more great music as we head into our second year together here on the Atomic Finger blog. This week I scoped out a few bands close to home and got a fresh look at my own local music scene. There is no question that Atlanta is home to a rather diverse musical culture. Yet, like many places in the Deep South, you can usually find a good mix of southern rock and blues bands. I don’t know if it was the sound of the harmonica or the feel of the lead guitar, but when I stumbled across the Mike Lowry band, I just had to pause and enjoy the nicely crafted sound these guys brought to the table. Mike is no stranger to the rigors of being an entertainer. Early on, Lowry began his walk of fame as a child actor and commercial model. For more than 12-years, he has worked to make a name for himself in the music business. Now, three albums later, his music appears to take on a more balanced feel compared to his earlier work. But, don’t take my word for it. Check out the Mike Lowry band for yourself.
To check out the Mike Lowry Band, please visit:
http://www.myspace.com/mikelowryband
This time we are giving a shout out to the folks in the DC area, to let everyone know about the round of Vicious Martinis being served up on the house. This band is another testament to the fact that the right singer for the job is important to getting the proper delivery across to your audience. In fact, Glenn Hall’s ability to gel so well with the other members of the band is downright impressive. He always seems to have just the right touch for the song, whether it be calm and melodic or rock intensive. With John Hardwick on drums, Brian Gass on guitar, and Bryan Smith not pulling any punches on bass, The Vicious Martinis have a musical range that trends from a traditional rock foundation with all the perks of a modern flair. It’s the kind of band you would have loved to watch on MTV, back when they actually played real music. So, check this band out and if you are in the DC area, make sure to get out to their shows.
To find out more about The Vicious Martinis, visit: www.theviciousmartinis.com.
January 13, 2009 By Corey Bray Leave a Comment
This evening we will be speaking with two of the members from Ockhams Raiser. CB: Hello guys, I hope you are all doing well this evening. Guy Davies: Hi Corey, yeah things are good here despite the cold, we have just released 2 new tracks and are stoked! CB: So, have you been playing a lot of shows lately? I saw that your myspace page was giving you a bit of trouble with posting gig information Guy Davies: Yes a few shows over the last month, the last one we played was … [Read More...]
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