Paul Gilbert - Enemies (In Jail) - Official Video
Mon, 11/26/2012 - 11:21am
Topics: guitar, paul gilbert
Check out this awesome new video from Paul Gilbert from his new album VIBRATO. It features some great editing and animation, but of course the real star is the music. Paul's singing and rock guitar playing really stand out to make this sure to be a favorite amongst fans.
Guitar Lessons from a Moving Car with Paul Gilbert
Fri, 10/12/2012 - 11:15am
Paul Gilbert's a busy guy. Between promoting his new album Vibrato (which hits US stores on October 15), touring all around the world rocking crowds and doing interviews, you may be wondering when he finds time to record one-on-one video responses to his students' questions at the Online Rock Guitar School with Paul Gilbert.
As you can see in this video, Paul finds time wherever he can - even from the car!
Paul Gilbert's a busy guy. Between promoting his new album Vibrato (which hits US stores on October 15), touring all around the world rocking crowds and doing interviews, you may be wondering when he finds time to record one-on-one video responses to his students' questions at the Online Rock Guitar School with Paul Gilbert.
As you can see in this video, Paul finds time wherever he can - even from the car!
Marshall Celebrates 50 Years of Rock Guitar
Tue, 09/25/2012 - 10:25am
Topics: guitar, paul gilbert
"The people at Marshall amps invited me to play at their "50 Years of Loud" concert at Wembley Arena. Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmsteen, Zakk Wylde, and Kerry King were also featured. I did my own set with Mike Portnoy on drums, and I also jammed with Joe Satriani with Nicko McBrain (from Iron Maiden) on drums. Everyone jammed together to close the show with a massive version of "Smoke on the Water." The audience was fantastic and of course the Marshall amps rocked the arena like they are built to do. Thank you, Marshall. And thank you, London!" - Paul Gilbert
"The people at Marshall amps invited me to play at their "50 Years of Loud" concert at Wembley Arena. Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmsteen, Zakk Wylde, and Kerry King were also featured. I did my own set with Mike Portnoy on drums, and I also jammed with Joe Satriani with Nicko McBrain (from Iron Maiden) on drums. Everyone jammed together to close the show with a massive version of "Smoke on the Water." The audience was fantastic and of course the Marshall amps rocked the arena like they are built to do. Thank you, Marshall. And thank you, London!" - Paul Gilbert
Top 5 "Chicka" Moments in Rock - by dweinber
Tue, 08/07/2012 - 3:18pm
Topics: guitar, paul gilbert
Like any good student, I listened to my teacher when he said, "start from the beginning of the program." As tempting as it was to jump to the advanced section, I listened to Professor Paul and brought an apple to class by starting with the "chickas." I am glad that I did because I now have a renewed appreciation for the "chicka." I have been enjoying watching all of the "chicka-related" video exchanges and this got me thinking... what are some of the best "chicka" moments in rock guitar?
1. Radiohead "Creep"
Radiohead took the "chicka" to a new level when Jonny Greewood blasted a huge, very distorted gigantic Chicka!! Chicka!! before the chorus of this alt-rock classic. Beavis & Butthead were "on" to the chicka in '90s... I wish that Radiohead still played guitar oriented rock. Oh well, at least they made the top of my chicka list... I am sure that was their intent when adding this giant absolutely perfect CHICKA! to "Creep." Well done mates.
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