News:
27-06-2007:
Guy Daniels returns with a new MySpace interview with Shane Theriot. Lots of interesting topics covered including one about hurricane Katrina. Shane says:
When we left for Katrina (thank God that I was home that weekend), I took one guitar, a tape recorder, clothes and some cash. That was it. We had every intention on returning home in a few days-little did we know it would be 2 months. But to answer your question, yes it did affect my creativity. I found that so many things were stripped away and I was left to just a few possessions for a while. I wrote so many things during that period. Things just seemed to flow out of al the chaos that was going on. As for my outlook on life, yes absolutely. It has made me very evasive of any sort of media. I very rarely watch TV anymore and I avoid CNN, FOX etc. or any news program like the plague. There was a whole lot of generosity that poured into to New Orleans- people really do have amazingly big hearts, but so many things were portrayed wrongly and so many things were said that were just not true.
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02-06-2007:
Shane Theriot returns with an article How To Survive an Audition for the new web site, thenextstepguitar.com
27-05-2005:
item first published
Background:
Shane Theriot was born in Louisiana. He started guitar at age 9, being exposed to many kinds of music from Cajun/Zydeco to Rock and Jazz. He performed his first professional gig at age 11, during the New Orleans World Fair. His aunt was a pianist with the New Orleans Symphony orchestra and his uncles all played guitar.
Shane attended the Musicians Institute in Los Angeles, where he studied with Joe DiOrio, Paul Gilbert and Scott Henderson. He graduated from the Musicians Institute in 1990 with top honors in all styles.
After teaching and performing local gigs for two years, Shane took the advice of fellow instructor/guitarist Jimmy Herring and moved to Nashville. Since moving to Nashville, Shane has performed with many leading artists , including the Neville Brothers, where he met his wife on tour.
Shane has also written several instructional books and columns published in Guitar Player magazine and Guitar Nine. One of the more successful and well known of these is the instructional book/C.D. entitled "New Orleans Funk Guitar".
Check out his web site for an extensive bio. See some of Shane's album credits or buy albums on line at guitar9:
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