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07/03/2009 The King is Dead - So is His Music Era
I've travelled a lot. I've been to some of the most destitute corners of the world. Places that have no running water or electricity. Places where eating 3 meals a day is the exception. Places like Cameroon, Central Africa where the majority of people live on less than a dollar a day and don't even know how to begin thinking about the outside world. But no matter where I've been, the one thing that everyone has in common is that they know the name Michael Jackson.

07/03/2009 Some Reasons Why Children Need Online Violin Lessons
Even though you may know that music is vital for a well rounded education, it is often hard to find a way to pay for private music lessons. Today, online violin lessons can make it easier for you to afford the kind of musical training that you want your children to have. In most cases, you may even be able reuse the same course materials for each child in your home.

07/03/2009 Tips to Help You Understand the Bass Fretboard
Understanding the bass fretboard is crucial to the way you play and your creativity. Here are some excellent tips that will help you expand your skills and knowledge to improve your performance.

07/03/2009 Today's "Google" Guitar Player
Nowadays a whole new generation of "Google" guitar players have emerged. Hopping from site to site, jumping on YouTube, grabbing free lessons and snippets of guitar here and there. Would you go to a "Google" doctor? Would you live in a house built by a "Google" contractor?

07/03/2009 The Development of Blues Music
Jazz, rock music and country and western are just some of the styles that owe a lot of their progression from the original blues. The contribution of Blues music to the development of many other genres of music is very significant. Blues was originally grown out of the hardships endured by many generations of African Americans, and first arose from the rural Mississippi region, around about the time of the dawn of the 20th century. The style developed from work shouts (known as arhoolies), and became the vocal narrative style that we associate with blues music today.