Rock guitarists don't come much better than Paul Gilbert. And when Paul turns his hand to a bit of Baroque and Roll you can bet it's a jaw-dropping display of skill.
Paul's version of the Bach Prelude in D Major shows just why he's so highly thought of. It's full of amazing playing and death defying licks, all tabbed out in the magazine by GT's Steve Allsworth with simple-to-follow performance notes.
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