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Jesse Clay Smith
Jesse Smith, better known as Goldh3ad, is a talented content creator who has made a name for himself through his guitar-focused videos, including tutorials, gear reviews, and song showcases with tabs.
He also regularly connects with his audience through live streams multiple times a week, performing songs and engaging with his community.
With a professional background in music that spans over a decade, Jesse has developed his unique style by drawing inspiration from bands like Metallica and Lamb of God.
Forming his band Before My End in 2007, he has had the opportunity to share the stage with notable bands like After the Burial, Winds of Plague, and Carnifex, among many others, in his early days as a member of a deathcore band.
Now, Jesse is dedicated to creating high-quality content for his audience, ensuring that his audio and video quality, as well as his playing, are equally as tight. He plays on Schecter and Jackson guitars
Guitar Pro has been my trusted companion since I was 16, helping me refine my guitar playing skills with the release of Guitar Pro 5.
It’s been a constant source of inspiration, influencing my creative approach to composition and guitar playing. It’s an integral part of my creative process, providing me with the necessary tools to learn from others and grow as a musician.
With Guitar Pro by my side, I’m always ready to take on new challenges and reach new levels of expertise.
Why do I like mySongBook?
It’s such a great tool for beginners and professionals alike, a stripped down simple way to learn songs that really allows you to hone in on your playing and execution of the song.
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Title | Artist | |
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You're So Vain | Carly Simon | |
Rock Lobster | The B-52s | |
Ulysses
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Franz Ferdinand | |
Better Man | Pearl Jam | |
Where The Streets Have No Name | U2 |