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Little Diogo Mello was apparently not quite 2-years-old in this video when he grabbed his little mini guitar and sat down with dad to cover The Beatles "Don't Let Me Down". The kid's a natural! Get ready for all the cuteness you can handle:

There are talented street musicians all over this globe, and thanks to YouTube we now have the opportunity to catch more glimpses of some of that untapped, raw talent out there. Check out this lady casually playing what appears to be a 4-stringed guitar in a very cool, yet most unusual way.

To celebrate the release of the 30th anniversary edition of Stevie Ray Vaughan's debut, 'Texas Flood,' we're teaming up with Sony Legacy, Fender and GuySpeed to give one lucky reader a Stevie Ray Vaughan signature model Stratocaster valued at $2,399.99. 10 runners-up will also win the Legacy Edition two-CD set of 'Texas Flood.'

Ewan Dobson can rip an acoustic guitar like nobody's business! I somehow think the gi and Karate Kid headband, and what's going on behind him on the green screen make this video even more awesome.

I don't know who declares these things but tomorrow, May 22nd, is Buy A Musical Instrument Day. Why not? If you've always wanted to learn how to play an instrument, this could be a final kick in the right direction. I think Music Villa is at least going to be a stop for me tomorrow.

It's hard enough to keep your own two hands in sync when playing the guitar. Check this out!

There are some really talented musicians out there wouldn't you agree? Sometimes they aren't even that famous. Not yet anyway. Every once in a while, thanks to user driven sites such as YouTube, a really great unknown will wow the world in just 5 minutes. Check out the amazing performance of Radiohead's 'High and Dry' and others from Jon Gomm inside.

John Taylor secured his rightful spot in metal heaven when he recently broke the record for world’s fastest guitar playing. He clocked in at at 600 BPM (Beats Per Minute), almost twice the speed of the original record holder, Tiago Della Vega.

I enjoy playing the guitar. I first picked up a guitar as a kid and have had an on again/off again relationship with it ever since. I started playing more regularly about two years ago after I got a new guitar and made that commitment. I'm not aspiring to be in a band I just love playing for me. It's the best therapy in the world.