Los Angeles guitarist, Adrian Galysh, amplifies blog with rock-star content.

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Van Nuys, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 17, 2012 -- Los Angeles, CA - Instrumental rock guitarist, Adrian Galysh, expands his blog, “Putting Words to Music”, by including interviews, video content, editorials on recordings and recent performances.

Described as “A virtuoso of modern electric and acoustic guitar techniques” by 20th Century Guitar magazine, Galysh has been dazzling southern California audiences for over a decade, whether he’s backed by his band or as sideman for ex-Scorpions guitar legend, Uli Jon Roth.

His highly viewed blog, “Putting Words To Music” has recently included articles reviewing the top hard rock albums of 2011, video guitar lessons, and informative and entertaining interviews with rock luminaries such as Supertramp’s Carl Verheyen, Quiet Riot’s Chuck Wright.

The idea behind the interviews, Galysh states is, “I wanted to pick the brains of all the musicians I have had the pleasure of working with. Either musicians I have performed with or have recorded with. I wanted to find out about how they first picked up the instrument, who their influences are, and what makes them tick - musically.” - Some very entertaining stories resulted.

Supertramp guitarist, Carl Verheyen recounts the time when "I flew to Detroit to play a concert and my guitar went to Honolulu." Quiet Riot bassist, Chuck Wright remembers playing with Alice Cooper, ”There’s a part of the show where he is taken to a guillotine and at this show, the executioner yelled “die!” and let the rope go, the blade fell but stopped half way down, yet Alice’s head still fell off.” 

Future interviews will include Steve Vai’s bassist, Philip Bynoe; Alice Cooper’s drummer, Glen Sobel; Galysh drummer, ex-Scorpions guitar legend, Uli Jon Roth, and Pearl Drum endorsee, Charlie Waymire.

Visit http://adriangalysh.blogspot.com

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