Jeff Wahl: Music, Videos, Links

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My YouTube page: Here you can watch videos of me playing guitar. This will take you to YouTube.

Lending a Voice podcasting interview.: Here is an interview that I did with a podcasting station from San Francisco called a "Lending a Voice".
Little Pearls: A short film website that used my song "Freedom" in one of their films. Choose the film about the baby owl. Very sweet.
Magnatune: Magnatune is a great website that markets downloads of my music for all sorts of uses. You can listen for free without buying too.
CD Baby: CDbaby sells CD's for me online. They are a terrific company to work with.
Film using one of my songs as a soundtrack: This is a really cute online film that uses one of my jazzs songs from Guitarscapes as a soundtrack.
Guitar 9 Records: An online guitar publication that named wrote an article about me in their "udiscovered guitarists" column.

Hostbaby: Hostbaby is a great service that helps musicians create webpages. My website is hosted by Hostbaby. They are terrific to work with. I can't recommend them highly enough.
Seldom Fed Productions: Seldom Fed Productions is a recording studio in Fort Collins, Colorado run by one of Colorado's best lap steel guitarists, Chris Kennison. I recorded "12 String" there. Chris is very easy to work with and he has a great studio. He is also a founding member of the Hawaiin Swing band "Book em' Danno."
Tapes Again CD and Tape Duplication: This is a business in Boulder, Colorado that will duplicate your CD's and help you design the layout of the visuals. Hugh Roberston, the owner, is very patient and very generous with his time and expertise. You can duplicate as many or as few CD's as you want at Tapes Again.

Leo Kottke: The greatest. What else can be said? As far as I'm concerned, he invented modern steel string guitar.
Michael Hedges: Took the guitar to places no one had imagined before. Michael transformed the world's expectations about the acoustic guitar's possibilities.
William Ackerman: Writes beautiful guitar ballads in open tunings. Also the founder of Windham Hill Records.
Preston Reed: The king of tapping and slapping on the guitar. It sounds like a full rock band blasting away when he plays one guitar.
Tommy Emmanuel: Words can't describe this guy. Probably the most intimidating acoustic guitarist on the planet. If you see him live, be warned, you may never want to play again.
Don Ross: Writes solo guitar songs that are technically virtuosic while at the same time being very catchy and filled with pop music hooks. I love that.
Tuck Andress: The guitar half of the vocal/guitar, husband/wife duo, "Tuck and Patti". Also has a few terrific solo guitar albums out. Very amazing jazz, soul, fingerstyle guitarist.
Michael Gulezian: One of the originators of the tapping and slapping acoustic guitar sounds that are so prevalent today. Very fun to listen to.