Successful people know that if you have an aspiration, you should find someone else who has already accomplished that feat and model yourself after him or her. If your dream is to be a crazy, shredding, hard-rocking guitarist, take a tip from Paul Gilbert. Throughout his career, it has been obvious that Gilbert sincerely loves to play his guitar. However, his affection for the guitar may be the only thing that he is truly sincere about.
Once glance at Gilbert's website and you will see that the man has a quirky sense of humor and almost never takes himself seriously. Throughout his career, this trait has helped Gilbert attain great success.Maybe one of the reasons that Gilbert has always had so much fun playing the guitar was that his first guitar was a toy guitar that he started playing at the age of five. His parents gave him the instrument to play with, along with a toy amp so that he could really rock out. As Gilbert continued to have fun with his guitar through his childhood years, he was influenced by the Beatles, Aerosmith, Kiss, Heart and Led Zeppelin. When Gilbert was 15 he started rocking with his first band, which was called Tau Zero. The group was short lived and Gilbert moved out to California to attend the Guitar Institute of Technology and continue developing the guitar skills that brought him so much joy. Instead of remaining an average student, Gilbert's passion and talent for the guitar allowed him to become an instructor at the school within a year.Gilbert's first well-known band was called Racer X.
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