Del Puckett is a different kind of guitarist. He plays very aggressively using various percussive and tapping techniques. He is constantly pushing the envelope of what is acceptable. Del's playing also contains a certain "sense of humor" as he doesn't take himself very seriously and believes that playing guitar should be "Fun"...

Del Puckett is also the father of Elle and Shealeen Puckett, also known as Poema.

Born and raised in the high mountain desert of Albuquerque NM, Del Puckett is emerging as one of the areas most sought after guitarists. With a wide range of musical tastes and a versatile command of his instrument, Del Puckett's musical horizon spans from Smooth and Silky Jazz to Extreme and Bombastic Flat-Picking. Flavors of Blues, Modern Rock, Classical and Celtic Finger-style can also be found in many of Del Puckett's original compositions.

Del operates out of his home recording studio located in Rio Rancho, NM. His most recent CD "Love Never Fails" features some very well crafted instrumental arrangements infused with catchy melodies and infectious grooves.

In 2001, Del helped co-found Albuquerque's own "Soular". Soular's sound was a unique blend of British Atmospheric Rock and Modern Pop. During his time with Soular, Del recorded several CD's including "Time and Space", which sold over 10,000 copies. Time and Space received airplay on over 130 stations around the country and charted on the CMJ Radio 200 for more than two months.

In 2000, one of Del's Jazz instrumentals "IPO" - (Initial Public Offering) charted #1 on MP3.com's Jazz chart.

Del is also an inspirational teacher of guitar and music theory. He teaches all levels, holds both group and private lessons and regularly facilitates local area guitar workshops.

Currently, Del plays at the Calvary Chapel in Albuquerque, NM. These worship services are broadcast both live over the internet and over 100's of radio stations worldwide. Del also plays for weddings, private parties, and has even opened for several national acts. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.