Metal shred guitar arraignment of Happy Birthday To You. Enjoy!

Happy Birthday To You (Metal Shred Guitar Version)

Metal shred guitar arraignment of the Itsy Bitsy Spider. Enjoy!

Itsy Bitsy Spider - Shred Guitar Version

A spoof of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing."

Carl Weather's Is The Man

Funny song about an old man and his porch.

Old Man Sitting On A Porch

Nuclear Power House Plant (Lava Lamps Give Volcanoes Purpose)

Bossa nova cover of Thomas Dolby's "She Blinded Me With Science."

She Blinded Me With Science

Dorian Shred Solo

Really fast guitar tapping song . . . and really short, too.

Really Fast Tapping Song

Guitar tribute to the great Allan Holdsworth. R.I.P.

Allan Holdsworth Tribute

Shred guitar tribute to the playing of Richie Kotzen. Inspired by his early albums such as Fever Dream and his first self-titled album.

Richie Kotzen Guitar Tribute

Shred guitar tribute to the playing of Blues Saraceno. Inspired by his first album, Never Look Back.

Blues Saraceno Tribute

This shred guitar instrumental is dedicated to the playing of C.C. Deville, guitarist of the band Poison.

C.C. Deville Guitar Tribute

A tribute to the great neoclassical shred guitarist, Yngwie Malmsteen. Diminished scale, harmonic minor, Phrygian dominant, pedal tone, sweep arpeggios.

Yngwie Malmsteen Guitar Tribute

Shred guitar. Instrumental guitar virtuosity. Sweep arpeggios. Yngwie Malmsteen. Randy Rhoads. Steve Vai. Paul Gilbert. Buckethead. Bumblefoot. Ron Thal. Eddie Van Halen.

Give Me That Guitar, Boy

Disco Shred

Shred guitar cover of New Order's "Bizarre Love Triangle." Mixed by Vadim Kharaz at Calm Frog Recording.

Bizarre Love Triangle -- Shred Guitar Cover

Buckethead guitar tribute, featuring some of his trademark guitar techniques.

Buckethead Guitar Tribute

First up, shred guitar instrumentals from a project I'm currently working on. Trying to pay homage to the shred guitar I love so much, but add some innovations of my own. 

Next: "An Evening With John Rafferty & David Fox," by Love Knife. The ultimate outsider music album.

Then there's: "Playing With My Heart" by The Camaros. First album of original doo-wop material since 1968.

And lastly: "The Torture Never Stops, And The Pain Never Ends" by John Rafferty. Ween meets early Beck. 28 tracks of alternative rock madness.

Hope you enjoy!


Rafferty Music

Popular tracks