Jon Mulvey's guest appearances

Jon Mulvey

Music Gear Network Podcast

The Michael Nayt Show

Scott Kelby

Peter Gould

Brian Collins

Giancarlo Esposito

Rhea Seehorn

Mark Kendall

Rudy Sarzo

Bruce Kulick

John Cuniberti

Steve Stevens

Michael Sweet

Mike Portnoy

Joe Satriani

Jeff Pilson

Steve Vai

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In this episode we sit down with Jon Mulvey from 3G Guitars. We’ll get a look at his killer innovative guitar line, discuss working closely with our friends at FU-Tone.com,…

In this episode we sit down with Jon Mulvey from 3G Guitars. We’ll get a look at his killer innovative guitar line, discuss working closely with our friends at <a href="http://FU-Tone.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FU-Tone.com</a>,…

Jon Mulvey Talks 3G Guitars & Innovation

After 10 years as a member of Mingus and as protégé to legendary guitarist Joe Satriani, Jon Mulvey steps front and center with the release of a rocking collection of instrumental guitar, “This and That,” on San Francisco-based label Two Hearts Records. Jon is in top form these days, recently landing an opening slot for Al DiMeola at the Canyon Club in Agoura Hills.The “This and That Tour” kicked off with Jon in New Zealand four days after its release late in 2010. This all original CD written and produced by Jon includes Stuart Hamm on bass and Jerry Marotta on drums and percussion.The globe-trotting artist hails from Los Angeles, California, where he picked up his first guitar when he was just seven years old. Formal Jazz guitar training started at age 11 and he began touring internationally at 15 with top acts. He earned a music composition degree in the Bay Area and then studied under guitar great Joe Satriani. After vaulting onto the world stage, Mulvey directed his expertise to the studio, where he has participated in over 1500 recordings. But playing guitar, bass, or keys, as well as engineering, producing, and mastering albums in the studio, are only a few of his talents.Jon spent a decade as a member of Mingus, with Dorian Mingus (son of legendary Jazz Bassist/Composer Charles Mingus). Mulvey combined business savvy with his love for music and launched the Catastrophe Music Label with his business partner. The label has sold over 240,000 units worldwide. Mulvey has also been the lead guitarist for all these recordings.He currently has started a new label, Two Hearts Records, focused on world and instrumental music with his new partner, Deborah Yates. Mulvey is also a sponsored clinician for Peavey Amps and Ibanez Guitars. Mulvey combines his formidable training with innate talent to help shape his projects’ unique sounds, which include world fusion band Vortex Tribe, acoustic world Due Cuori, rock’n Jon Mulvey’s Rockethouse and other solo projects.

After 10 years as a member of Mingus and as protégé to legendary guitarist Joe Satriani, Jon Mulvey steps front and center with the release of a rocking collection of instrumental guitar, “This and That,” on San Francisco-based label Two Hearts Records. Jon is in top form these days, recently landing an opening slot for Al DiMeola at the Canyon Club in Agoura Hills.<br>The “This and That Tour” kicked off with Jon in New Zealand four days after its release late in 2010. This all original CD written and produced by Jon includes Stuart Hamm on bass and Jerry Marotta on drums and percussion.<br>The globe-trotting artist hails from Los Angeles, California, where he picked up his first guitar when he was just seven years old. Formal Jazz guitar training started at age 11 and he began touring internationally at 15 with top acts. He earned a music composition degree in the Bay Area and then studied under guitar great Joe Satriani. After vaulting onto the world stage, Mulvey directed his expertise to the studio, where he has participated in over 1500 recordings. But playing guitar, bass, or keys, as well as engineering, producing, and mastering albums in the studio, are only a few of his talents.<br>Jon spent a decade as a member of Mingus, with Dorian Mingus (son of legendary Jazz Bassist/Composer Charles Mingus). Mulvey combined business savvy with his love for music and launched the Catastrophe Music Label with his business partner. The label has sold over 240,000 units worldwide. Mulvey has also been the lead guitarist for all these recordings.<br>He currently has started a new label, Two Hearts Records, focused on world and instrumental music with his new partner, Deborah Yates. Mulvey is also a sponsored clinician for Peavey Amps and Ibanez Guitars. Mulvey combines his formidable training with innate talent to help shape his projects’ unique sounds, which include world fusion band Vortex Tribe, acoustic world Due Cuori, rock’n Jon Mulvey’s Rockethouse and other solo projects.

THE MICHAEL NAYT SHOW WITH JON MULVEY