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ell as guitar shredders of the 80's All Stars of Rock Guitar DVD features over 3 hours of lessons from four guitar masters including George Lynch (Dokken, Lynch Mob, Souls Of We), Bruce Kulick (KISS,Solo Artist, Grand Funk Railroad), Jennifer Batten (Solo Artist, Michael Jackson, Jeff Beck), Darrell Roberts (Five Finger Death Punch, W.A.S.P) Each artist discusses their influences and demonstrates some of their signature techniques along with very informative lead guitar and songwriting methods. Learn advanced tapping and playing techniques with Jennifer, lead guitar and song structures with Bruce as well as metal licks
and rhythm techniques with Darrell. You will also watch George lay down lead tracks for his upcoming solo release. This 2-Disc DVD set is packed with exciting bonus features including the next generation of Rock Guitar featuring: Dario Lorina, Jack Ripper and Yayo Sanchez http://www.livetojam.com From Wikipedia: Lynch was born in Spokane, Washington and raised in the small town of Auburn, California. Great White guitarist Mark Kendall claims George started two hand tapping before Eddie Van Halen did.[1] Twice Lynch auditioned for the position of Ozzy Osbourne's lead guitarist, once in 1979 -- losing to Randy Rhoads -- and another time in 1982 to replace Brad Gillis. According to Lynch, he was hired for three days before Ozzy changed his mind and decided to go with Jake E. Lee. Lee, however claims that Lynch "got the gig, but only went on the road for two weeks to watch the show, and never actually played with Ozzy." Lynch looks back on the situation positively though; he has said "I won the consolation prize. Randy got to tour with Ozzy...and I got to teach at his mom's school." Lynch played in a late 1970s band called The Boyz, working the Sunset Strip clubs in L.A., along side some of their contemporaries like Van Halen and Quiet Riot. The Boyz were to play a showcase for Gene Simmons of Kiss and his startup label. Van Halen opened the show and Gene opted not to stay and see The Boyz. [edit] Dokken Main article: Dokken Lynch came to fame in the 1980s through his work as the lead guitarist in the band Dokken (of which he had been a member since 1980). Dokken had a string of successful platinum albums such as Under Lock And Key and Back For The Attack, that prominently featured Lynch's inventive lead guitar work and cemented his reputation as a bonafide guitar hero. The instrumental track "Mr. Scary" on Back For The Attack contributed to his popularity among guitar players. The band earned a Grammy nomination for the Best Metal Performance in 1990. [edit] Lynch Mob and Post-Dokken In spite of the band's popularity, the group parted ways in March 1989 due to internal tensions with lead vocalist Don Dokken. Lynch formed his own hard rock band Lynch Mob which differed from Dokken in lyrical and guitar complexity, subject matter, song structure, and tuning. Lynch then took time off and his wife had a baby girl, Mariah Lynch. After spending a few years with his family he got back to work. In 1993, Lynch released his first solo album, Sacred Groove. Dokken Breaking the Chains (1983) Tooth and Nail (1984) Under Lock and Key (1985) Back for the Attack (1987) Beast from the East (1988) The Best of Dokken (1994) - Japanese release One Live Night (1995) - Japanese release, re-released worldwide months later Dysfunctional (1995) Shadowlife (1997) The Very Best of Dokken (1999) The Definitive Rock Collection (2006) From Conception: Live 1981 (2007) Lynch Mob Wicked Sensation (1990) Lynch Mob (1992) Syzygy (1998) Smoke This (1999) Evil: Live (2003) REvolution (2003) REvolution LIVE! (2005) Smoke and Mirrors (2009) Sound Mountain Sessions (2012) Solo Sacred Groove (1993) Live In Florida (1999)[8] Will Play for Food (2000) Stone House (2001) The Lynch That Stole Riffness! (2002) Furious George (2004) The Lost Anthology (2005) Scorpion Tales (2007) Guitar Slinger (2007) Orchestral Mayhem (2010) Kill All Control (2011) "Legacy - EP" (2012)