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Permalink Reply by Jeff Meyers on August 4, 2009 at 6:32am

Hi:

I'm writing and recording some new stuff now, but here is a collection of demos from the past.

http://www.reverbnation.com/jeffmeyers

Check them out - Let me know what you think.

Thanks! - Jeff

thejeffworks.com

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Permalink Reply by Mokai on August 10, 2009 at 4:48pm

I'm known as Mokai.

I'm a long-time fingerstyle player who also sings and writes original songs and instrumentals.

I've put out a CD called 'Unearthed', which is available at CDbaby.

It includes some fingerpicking stuff and some fuller arrangements.

You can also download all the songs for free at my Bandcamp page. What's cool about Bandcamp is you can also choose to pay for the songs, any amount you want! What a concept.

I recently started a guitar blog riffing on fingerstyle guitar and folk-blues, including profiles of players I think are 'must know' to get where my inspiration comes from.

The blog is called "Folk Blues Guitar Obsession"

I need all the help I can get to keep my online profiles looking plush, so please become my fan on my reverbnation page

or my f**ing Facebook page

Sheesh, what else is there to do? Hopefully I'm not getting graded on this. Oh yeah, one more thing...

My official website: http://mokaimusic.com

"...one of the more original players on the Bay Area acoustic music circuit."
- Teja Gerkin, Acoustic Guitar Magazine

"Mokai is a fine guitarist with socially conscious songs and eclectic arrangements."
- Derk Richardson, KPFA

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Permalink Reply by Eric Lambert on August 16, 2009 at 9:44pm

Eric Lambert
Flatpick acoustic guitar.Instrumental as well as vocal.
Website:www.ericlambert.com
Bio:www.ericlambert.com/bio.html
Music available at:
www.cdbaby.com/cd/lambert3

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Permalink Reply by Ed Rhoades on August 21, 2009 at 2:08pm

I have a pick which is punctured with a rubber band running through it, so I can switch seamlessly from fingerstyle to strumming or flatpicking. I perform as a duo with my wife Kim. She sings and plays and acoustic bass, while I play acoustic guitar. I have played electric guitar, but since I filled in playing lead guitar for an acoustic blues group 14 months ago, I have only played acoustic guitar onstage.

Here is a video of us playiing one of my original songs.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&Vi...

We just completed a CD of my songs with Kim singing and playing bass.
Here is an audio of one of the songs from the CD.
http://edrhoades.com/renegade.htm

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Permalink Reply by Beshures on September 12, 2009 at 10:11am

Trying out a new guitar.

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Williams on September 16, 2009 at 1:03pm

Matt when you write your message there are some symbols across the top of the text box ( eg Bold, Italic , Underline , Strikethrough, LINK , photo ) That Link button will help you with your links. It looks like a link in a chain in the icon bar.
Hope this helps
Jeff

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Permalink Reply by Matt Richards on September 16, 2009 at 6:39pm

One more time...... I seem to be losing my links after entering them. This is the third attempt.....!

From my bio page:
Guitarist Matt Richards is one of a few contemporary musical artists who effortlessly bridges musical styles while maintaining a unique identity. While many listeners and critics are familiar with his genre-stretching fingerstyle acoustic work, others associate him with straight-ahead jazz, playing both electric and fretless guitars. Though both identities may seem distinct, they definitely belong to this one musician.

My website:

On MySpace:

On CDBaby:

On Facebook:

I'll post updates later -- for now let's see if this works.

Matt

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Permalink Reply by William L. Whitacre on September 25, 2009 at 7:43pm

Recently Bob Dylan was stopped by NJ police while he was out walking on the Jersey shore after his tour bus with Willie Nelson checked into a hotel at 4AM. The young police officers didn't know Bob or his legend, and thought he had walked out of an assisted living facility. They took him to his hotel where he was vouched for. I wrote this song about the incident, the file is a one take 12 string recording. Bill Whitacre 9-23-09

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