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Comment by Paul L

Posted on 22 Jun 2010

Please make this downloadable! Thanks!

Comment by paul oxenham

Posted on 10 Jun 2010

Awsome ,,,,,y dont my gitar sound like that lol

Comment by rhys dennis

Posted on 5 Jun 2010

Guthrie has been my favourite guitarist for say 2 years and ive been searching and searching for proper guthrie lessons and such and when i saw this i literally panced around the room like a lunatic , he has so much experience and his own personal comments on music and he just knows everything from jazz blues rock country and everything , i was so happy to have his insight and all that now into my brain haha , thank you so much lick library !

Comment by Inigo Garrido

Posted on 5 Jun 2010

Please make this downloadable. I connect to Lick Library whenever I can, but unfortunately I do not always have a connection, so I can not enjoy this video whenever I want. Thank you very much.

Comment by Ross Stephen

Posted on 3 Jun 2010

Thanks to all you made this happen. I gained so much pleasure from spending and hour or so watching Guthrie play and talk. It looks like a lot of us would gain from this being downloadable too! Thanks again, and thank you Guthrie, you have such a humble and thoughtful way about your teaching.

Comment by Chris denekawa

Posted on 2 Jun 2010

Great player, teacher, technician, teacher that obviously has years of fantastic guitar workahead of him to present to music/ guitar lovers. This webcast gets into some of his signature stylistic approaches and showcases his tongue in cheek sense of humour throughout. The time went by so fast I was surprised when it was over. He is one of my favourite guitarists and this presentation was amazing. Thanks so much Lick Library!!

Comment by Agon Hasani

Posted on 1 Jun 2010

I missed this webcast. but now i can watch it here it's awesome thanks LickLibrary.

Comment by Szymon Kaczmarek

Posted on 28 May 2010

Awesome

Comment by jason Dang

Posted on 26 May 2010

Could you guys please make this downloadable?

Comment by Bengene Joy Saratorio

Posted on 21 May 2010

The Best... Beast ... Master... learned a lot from the master... btw, can we possibly download the whole session? just saying? tnx.. Kudos to the staff and sir Guthrie...

Comment by John Robinson

Posted on 19 May 2010

Once again Lick Library presents a top-notch webcast..Guthrie was awesome very informative and the production was excellent..Keep up the great work..Thanks JR..

Comment by Luis Camacho

Posted on 19 May 2010

As always Jedi Master Guthrie Govan. out of this world!!!!!!, heres a question, what kind of picks do you use ?

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May 2010

Did you miss our May webcast with Guthrie Govan or want to watch it again? Then you're in the right place.
In this webcast from 5th May 2010, Guthrie Govan takes you through his gear and his massive pedal board, talks about his experiences on tour, working with rapper Dizzy Rascal, how he learnt to play guitar at young age as well as tips on Legato, speed playing, Picking, his favourite gear and some exercise recommendations.
Don’t forget to head over to YouTube to check our Webcast Contributor Q&A’s!
Remember to leave your comments and feedback on this webcast!

Q&A's from the webcast

Q. How do you find playing with Dizzee Rascal, he’s obviously a fan of your playing. How did you get involved? @50.30: A. I do alot of work for a company called replay heaven, they recreate samples for various producers in the dance community(find out more about Replay Heaven by watching the video). I get to do alot of guitar stuff and some bass stuff for the company and we never know who the client is. Some times its someone who’s record isn’t going to go anywhere, sometimes it’s the Sugababes that happened a couple of Christmas’s ago but we don’t know when where doing it… and that’s how I ended up unwittingly playing on the latest Dizzee Rascal album. Then we fast forward slightly to when the BBC asked Dizzee to play the Electric Proms… (See more about this story by watching the video).
Q. What are your musical influences and what current bands do you take influence from? @1:10:39: A. I’m going to have to borrow an answer from the great Robben Ford, he was asked something like that… I mostly listen to dead guys. For me, I try not to listen to too much stuff with guitar in, I get enough of guitar in my days work. The last stuff that excited me was the new Imogen Heap album…and to be really irritating to answer the second half of the question, my musical influences? Everything I’ve ever heard… (see more of this answer on the video).
Q. If you were learning to guitar over again, what would you learn first to give your playing a kick-start in the right direction? @35.00: A. Follow the stuff that intrigues you, if something excites you… any sound or any song that screams out to you ‘Learn me!’ just follow that, your instincts are generally usually right and your ideas about music evolve as you learn more and more new stuff. So yeah, follow what sounds good.