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GUITARIST COMPOSER Since the realization of his album “Guitar Master”, Giovanni Guido brings an innovation to the jazz guitar, featuring the classical guitar, that’s the most virtuoso guitar finger-style work ever realized in Jazz. This CD with 17 songs is a jazz album with 12 originals and 5 jazz standards. Some of the songs are improvised from start to finish, like tr n. 2, 4, 6, 7, 13 and 16. 16 tracks are solo guitar, and the 17th track is in a quartet with Mario Canonge on piano, Linley Marthe on bass, Francis Lassus on drums and Giovanni Guido on guitar. Although Giovanni Guido plays both electric and classic guitars, (electric with a pick, classic with bare right hand finger-style) the innovation he gives to the guitar world is with the finger-style as with the classical guitar he plays solos and improvises in all the main styles of Jazz: swing, be bop, Latin, free and funk, to a virtuoso level never heard before as to fingerstyle jazz guitarists. Giovanni Guido played for 5 years (from 1993 to 1998) with the Jazz Crusaders, did duets with bassist Linley Marthe, percussionist Francis Lassus and other musicians whose virtuosity stands to the highest level. In 2000 he was awarded 1st Prize for Best Soloist at the International Contest of Jazz Soloists in Monaco (Fr), and until one year ago, the electric and semi-acoustic guitars were his main instruments - the classical guitar was secondary. Since February 2009, he started an intense and concentrated practice based on the finger-style technique, the result you can listen to on this album. The amazing thing is that in one year he became, technically speaking, the world’s fastest finger-style jazz guitarist. “...I worked very hard because I really wanted something, to express myself on classical guitar as well as I was playing electric. I got what I wanted in one year and I never stopped learning and improving (I quit smoking and became addicted to guitar practice). I dedicate this album to self-improvement, as in the hard times we live, that’s the most important adaptation component we need to evolve, survive and save the World, and I encourage every one of you to follow your dreams and accomplish anything you want to accomplish”.