Your guitar skills are great so is the composition

lovely guitar work damn those riffs are awesome !!

Nice, I like how the drums get to stand out a little on this one.  Nice stereo panning on the lead guitar.

Wow, sweet guitar tone.  Lovely melodic shredding!

Great as usual Rich, all hail the shredmaster!

I actually love this song, has a great sound

@rocco_corsaro Thanks for the listen and comment! 

great job. cool drums and awesome guitar solo.

I've always liked Celtic melodies in Rock music. So I wrote my own. Inspired by Steve Morse and The Corrs. Thanks for listening! ;-)

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Melodic instrumental rock music you don’t have to be a guitarist to appreciate.

Growing up in the 80’s, Rich bought a used $15 guitar after the death of his parents at age 17 and began to learn.

Faking Stevie Ray Vaughan on the cheap guitar, Rich literally played until his fingers bled. A year later with his first electric he was cutting his teeth on Van Halen’s Eruption and the shredders of Shrapnel Records. This led to his first band while earning a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Va Tech. After graduation, the shock of “real life” motivated a visit to Musicians Institute in LA with the hopes of attending but the cost and a younger brother to care for proved too much.

Returning to VA, Rich worked as an engineer by day and played at night. In 1987, Joe Satriani's “Surfing with the Alien” changed the landscape and motivated Rich to self record and release “Was It Good For You Too?” in 1991 and the eponymous CD for his band “Red Handed” in 1994.

After a 10 year break from playing in 1998 to marry and start a family, a Father’s Day gift to Rock Fantasy Camp in 2008 provided inspiration to play again.

Rich is back doing what he loves. Playing guitar, writing, and recording “songs without words” in the hopes of sharing guitar music you don’t have to be a guitarist to appreciate.

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