Guitar virtuoso Paul Gilbert transforms George Washington's "Rules of Civility" into rock anthems. What happens when one of rock's most imaginative guitarists draws inspiration from 18th-century etiquette? Paul Gilbert's new album, "WROC," turns George Washington's "Rules of Civility" into electrifying rock anthems—a blend of humor, history, and virtuoso guitar playing. With catchy grooves and rousing melodies, Gilbert transforms old-world manners into modern musical fire. Virtuosic, witty, and unmistakably Paul Gilbert. Due to time constraints, three tracks ("Speak Not Evil of the Absent," "Turn Not Your Back (To Others)," and "Every Action Done in Company") are not available on vinyl. Tracklisting Keep Your Feet Firm And Even Show Not Yourself Glad (At The Misfortune Of Another) Maintain A Sweet And Cheerful Countenance Go Not Thither Orderly And Distinctly If You Soak Bread In The Sauce Let Thy Carriage Speak Not Evil Of The Absent Turn Not Your Back (To Others) Conscience Is The Most Certain Judge Every Action Done In Company Spark Of Celestial Fire George Washington Rules