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Paul Gilbert on Buckethead, 21-Minute Shred Medley & No Backing Tracks

Paul Gilbert Interview | Buckethead, 21-Minute Medley & Washington’s Rules of Civility In this exclusive interview, Paul Gilbert discusses building a 21-minute shred medley featuring Racer X, Mr. Big, and solo material — plus his recent NAMM performance with Steve Morse using no backing tracks. We dive deep into: 🔥 Preparing “Still Got the Blues” and tackling unexpected jazz chord changes 🔥 Playing live without backing tracks — just a guitar and a foot-driven pulse 🔥 Teaching Buckethead as a teenager 🔥 The concept behind Washington’s Rules of Civility 🔥 Balancing new material with classic Racer X and Mr. Big songs 🔥 Getting a drill stuck in his hair in front of 10,000 people 🔥 Pranking Joe Satriani with a miniature Stonehenge on the G3 tour Gilbert also talks about songwriting discipline, trusting melody over shredding, and navigating nostalgia versus new creative work. If you’re a fan of Racer X, Mr. Big, technical guitar, NAMM performances, or modern instrumental rock, this is a must-watch conversation. 🎸 Washington’s Rules of Civility out now. 📅 Tour dates and updates via Paul Gilbert’s official channels. FOLLOW WE GO TO 11: https://wegoto11.org :  / ytwegoto11   https://x.com/We_Go_to_11 ☕ Support the Channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/we.go.to.11 #wegoto11