http://www.chordmelody.com/newpage1.htm John Carlini plays a beautiful chord melody solo arrangement of Stompin' at the Savoy from his instructional DVD - Chord Solo Guitar - Vol 2

http://www.chordmelody.com/newpage1.htm John Carlini plays a beautiful chord melody solo of Angel Eyes on his instructional DVD - Chord Solo Guitar - Volume 1

Emily Remler plays a Bebop jazz guitar solo from her instructional DVD - Bebop and Swing Guitar

Laura Simpson and the Midtown Jazz Collective perform "Misty" outside Otto's Malt Shop in Las Vegas, NV

Larry Coryell plays a single note improvised jazz guitar solo from his instructional DVD - Advanced Jazz Guitar

Emily Remler plays a Latin jazz guitar solo from her instructional DVD - Advanced Jazz and Latin Improvisation.

Mindi Abair at the Hilton Hotel in Cocoa Beach, FL. May 8, 2008. Hosted by "The Groove" radio station...WGRV.

Available in notation abnd TAB at http://myjazzguitar.com/tutorials/book.html

Yves Democrate live

This are audio record from my live playing again, I just drop it with my picture to make it video. Take a look and just relax. You can check me out at www.myspace.com/jackrit

Debut Music Video by Swiss Singer, Guitarist and Songwriter Eliane

NILS live and in concert at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Melbourne, FL. (Beachside). Hosted by WGRV "The Groove" radio station.

SADE

Arrangement available in notation and TAB at http://myjazzguitar.com/tutorials/book.html

Charles Summerfield & the URJ

Midtown Jazz Collective plays this famous Chick Corea tune at Stefano's Hookah Bar and Lounge.

Midtown Jazz Collective performs at Stephano's Hookah Bar and Lounge, 02/05/07

Available in notation or TAB at http://myjazzguitar.com/tutorials/book.html

Laura Simpson + Zachary Shea make their debut at Rejavanate Cafe in Las Vegas on 10.20.06. Focus is just on having fun playing the music we love in this on this very informal, relaxed occasion.

Performed on November 28th, 2006 in UNLV's Black Box Theatre. Laura formally accepts the Joe Williams Memorial Scholarship. Mrs. Williams, his widow, is in the audience as Laura performs the tune that skyrocketed his career in the early 50's.