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Here’s shred virtuoso playing ‘Too Many Notes for the Sake of It” at Wild West Guitars doing a clinic on behalf of Suhr Guitars and Amps. The guitar is a Suhr Classic and the amp is the Suhr OD-100SE.

Here’s shred virtuoso playing his tune ‘Insomnia’ at Wild West Guitars doing a clinic on behalf of Suhr Guitars and Amps. The guitar is a Suhr Classic and the amp is the Suhr OD-100SE.

Here’s shred virtuoso Rob Marcello of Danger Danger playing at a Wild West Guitars clinic for Suhr Guitars and Amps. The guitar is a Suhr Classic and the amp is the Suhr OD-100SE.

My name is Matthew Mills and I am a Neoclassical Rock guitar player I have 3 solo albums out and I play in the power metal band Forgotten realm and my instrumental band. I use Curt Mangan Strings and American Schecter Custom guitars for more info check out www.mattmillsmusic.com

Matthew Mills will be performing a Instrumental set with members of Forgotten Realm at the Guitar Wars show In Rochester New York at the The Montage Music Hall 50 CHESTNUT STREET NY on September 15 at 7:00 Some of the past performers have been Joe Stump Sean Baker and Mike Orlando. A night of shred guitar is expected!! This is a short clip of the song and is meant for promotion the music and website of Matthew Mills

Following the quick flamenco lesson, that I just posted of Solea, here is the full song done by Jeronimo.

You can check out these flamenco guitar video lessons, as they are excellent. This was done by Adam del Monte at NewLearningVision.com

This is a young Flamenco guitarist by the name of Javier Conde. Here is his site to enjoy more. Javier Conde As you can see, Yngwie Malmsteen may be one of the greatest neo-classical Rock guitar players out there, but these flamenco guitarists are to be reckoned with.

Yngwie Malmsteen shows a different approach to the instrument. Since it does have a Flamenco sounding ending leading into Black Star, I will show some true Flamenco artists, as well for comparison purposes.

Yngwie Malmsteen showing off a Blues Jam called simply “Blue". A Blues song with absolutely NO Blues progressions.

John Mayer’s City Love performance at the 2004 Crossroads Music Festival

John is one of the best new guitar players to hit the stage.