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Bruce Zimmerman

Born: May 27, 1951

Bruce Zimmerman started playing guitar in the 50's and still has almost every one he's ever owned. He gigs relentlessly in Missouri and the rest of the 'Heartland'. His first release 'Guitar On The Brain' was a local success and he intends to see that success furthered with another release which will be out soon. Bruce Zimmerman and the Water Street Band, Bruce Zimmerman solo, and Bruce Zimmerman with Ken Keller are the 3 arrangements that he plays with today. See him. Find out.

Aditya Balani

Aditya Balani is an eclectic guitarist, composer and songwriter from New Delhi, India. He has worked with bands like Advaita, Aritistes Unlimited, Crimson, Think Floyd and Incognito as a songwriter and guitar player. His performance credits include international artists like Kenwood Dennard, David Fiuczynski, Carl Clements, Dhruv Ghanekar and Shubha Mudgal to name a few. Aditya is constantly looking for ways to break new ground and broaden his artistic sensibilities. In 2006 he moved to Boston to study at the Berklee College of Music, where he received the Berklee Achievement Scholarship and has performed at various celebrated events like the International Folk Music Festival and Guitar Night

Bruce Shannon

Bruce Shannon specialises in solo guitar performances of the great American songbook and selected pop classics.

Driftkikker

Born: February 28, 1974

Daddo singer/songwriter/guitar player/producer is a man who is also known as DRIFTKIKKER. Born into artistic family, Daddo was encouraged to be creative from an early age. Being surrounded with artists from different backgrounds and disciplines through his childhood helped him set fundaments in his quest for goal and ideal of self-expression. This eventually leads him to enter the art school at the age of 14 where he studies to be a sculptor, subsequently he starts playing guitar learning his first chords and chops. Being self-taught he develops his unique concept through listening and visualizing a wide variety of music ranging not only from jazz to punk, but also different musical styles from around the world

Andrew Ryan

Five notes into "I'd Follow You," the opening song on Andrew Ryan’s sophomore Divulge Records release Waiting for Paris--EP, Andrew’s voice melts into his soulful, beautiful guitar playing and his lyrics are just as heartfelt and inviting as ever. It’s not at all what a new listener might expect if you know just a little bit about Andrew’s background. On the surface, his story may seem like it was lifted out of some glam metal or punk rock biography: Young guy obsessed with music leaves conservative upbringing in small town America for the gritty streets of California to pay his dues and make a living as a musician. That is exactly what Andrew Ryan has done, but his music--an intoxicating blend of pop, jazz and old school crooner sensibilities--couldn’t be further from any of the modern musical genres California is known for

Ty Citerman

Born: August 5, 1974

35 year-old guitarist and composer Ty Citerman has been writing and performing music for more than two decades, beginning in his native St. Louis, and then re-locating to New York City in the early 90’s. He has studied with Chris Rosenberg and Ben Monder.

Ty is a founding member and composer for the internationally acclaimed punk/jazz/new music ensemble Gutbucket. He has written for and performed with Glenn Branca, Rhys Chatham, Todd Reynolds, Ethel, the Dirty Sock Funtime Band, Super String Theory, the composer collective Anti-Social Music, the indie rock band Lumatic, and many others.

Ed Guadalupe

Born: January 26, 1974

My name is Ed Guadalupe. I've been playing guitar for 26 years. I first heard jazz when I was 12 years old and i was instantly hooked! I mainly play the guitar for a gospel choir (The Good News Choir) but I also play with the JazzCatz, a Christian jazz band. I also play solo guitar and I'm working on an album of instrumental gospel tunes.

Gianni Salinetti

Born: September 19, 1979

Gianni Salinetti is a musician grown in a world of sounds across the great masters of the past and the new waves of innovations bought in the last decades. He began his path as a self-taught musician and continued his studies with great Italian musicians like Umberto Fiorentino, Fabio Zeppetella, Ramberto Ciammarughi, Dario La Penna, John Arnold. His love for composition leads him to work mostly on original music , looking for a "straight ahead" and open language spacing from acoustic instruments to electronic textures. He has worked and still does with many jazz musicians of the new scene in Rome and with other italian musicians like Luca Aquino, Paolo Botti, Raffaele Matta. He recently recorded his first album as a leader, “Shifting Point” with John B

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Jeremy Goodfeather

When Native American singer and activist Floyd Red Crow Westerman passed away in 2007, Jeremy Goodfeather’s Hunka (adopted) mother asked him to play a few songs at the Oakland memorial, a request that launched an unexpected series of events for the San Francisco resident. “I had established myself as a community member within the Native circle, but people had no idea I could sing,” recalls Goodfeather, who’s debut album is out now on Round Whirled Records. “When they heard me playing Floyd’s songs, and some of my own, Native Americans are so politically involved that they began asking me to play shows and perform in public