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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Rob_SwiftRob Swift - Wikipedia

    Rob Swift (born Robert Aguilar; May 14, 1972) [1] is an American hip hop DJ and turntablist. He was an original member of the turntablist group The X-Ecutioners until 2004.

  2. www.swiftguitar.comSwift Guitar Lessons

    Welcome to Swift Guitar Lessons! My name is Rob Swift and I am so excited to help you reach your goals as a musician and guitarist. Help yourself to my most recent YouTube video below and be sure to check out my growing library of premium courses and learning tools.

  3. www.youtube.com › user › swiftlessonsswiftlessons - YouTube

    Swiftlessons is your source for world-class guitar lessons on YouTube. Professional guitarist Rob Swift is an expert at making ambitious goals fun, easy and obtainable.

  4. www.swiftguitar.com › aboutAbout — Swift Guitar Lessons

    Rob Swift is a professional musician, audio engineer, and educator based out of Philadelphia, Pa. For nearly two decades he has dedicated his life to music, teaching hundreds of aspiring players how to reach their goals on the guitar.

  5. www.youtube.com › watchRob Swift | #5MinutesOfFunk005 | #TurntableTuesday97 - YouTube

    281K views 7 years ago. Rob Swift does his thing on 5 Minutes of Funk. Again, 5 minutes just wasn't enough. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/12lN6vb HOT97: http://www.hot97.com ...more....

  6. www.patreon.com › swiftlessonsRob Swift | Creating World Class Guitar Lessons | Patreon

    Join. Bonus resources like tabs & chord sheets for every YouTube guitar lesson! The "Fast Track Guitar" ebook - A beginner guitar manual loaded with useful lessons, diagrams, and beginner friendly songs. "First Repertoire" PDF - The perfect collection of chord sheets for beginner friendly songs! Practice Schedules - Practice regimens for ...

  7. www.djrobswift.com › bioBio – Rob Swift

    Rob Swift knows all about evolution and its conceptual cousin, revolution—whether it’s the spontaneous kind that sparks radical change, or the vinyl-based kind that occurs at 33-1/3 revolutions – per – minute (and variations thereof).