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Learn how to play guitar using eight great songs and a CD featuring demo and play-along tracks. Songs: All the Small Things · Fun, Fun, Fun · A Hard Day’s Night · Smells like Teen Spirit · Summer of ’69 · Sweet Home Chicago · What I Like About You · Wonderful Tonight.

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This book with online audio access package contains 55 traditional blues arrangements chock-full of chords, licks, riffs, and lines for you to pick up and play. Many different blues forms are presented, from 12-bar and 8-bar progressions to minor and slow blues patterns-providing loads of fun for the serious bluesman to the casual hobbyist. The online audio is available for download or streaming using the unique code printed inside the book and includes PLAYBACK+, a multi-fuctional audio player that allows you to change tempo without changing pitch, set loop points, and more.

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Every kid wants to play guitar, and this innovative new instructional method lets them do just that! It’s designed for use in the general music classroom, and is developmentally structured to get all beginning guitar students playing and singing from the very first lesson, no matter what their level of experience. Whether you have a small group or a classroom full of students, the Book/CD pak and the video will help you, the music teacher provide a quality musical experience, even if you are a beginner yourself! It’s easy to use and before you know it, you’ll be helping even young children to play well and build general music skills, one success at a time! For ages 5-10.

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Attention all Southpaws: it’s time to turn your playing around! We’re proud to announce that our groundbreaking guitar method solely devoted to lefties is now available with audio tracks! Complete with photos, diagrams and grids designed especially for the left-handed player, this book teaches fundamentals such as: chords, scales, riffs, strumming; rock, blues, fingerpicking and other styles; tuning and theory; reading standard notation and tablature; and much more! The audio is accessed online using the unique code inside each book and can be streamed or downloaded. The audio files include PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch, set loop points, change keys, and pan left or right.

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The Guitar Superstar Series BOSTON Super Tab Notation GFO402 « Don’t Look Back » is a tablature book specifically designed for electric guitar players.

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The Finger Style Blues Guitar by Joseph Alexander is a 104-page publication from 2015 that caters to both acoustic and electric guitar players interested in the blues genre. The book offers a comprehensive collection of fingerstyle blues techniques and songs for guitar enthusiasts looking to enhance their skills and expand their repertoire. With a focus on contemporary blues music, this booklet serves as a valuable resource for aspiring musicians wanting to master the art of fingerstyle blues guitar playing.

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The creation that would become Gibson’s Les Paul guitar hit retail stores in 1952. This was Gibson’s introduction to the solid body world of electric guitrs. In the early 1950s, demand for electric guitars was reaching a new customer base. Rock ‘n’ roll was just around the corner and ready to explode. The timing was right and Gibson took off with this idea and introduced other guitars to the Les Paul lineup. However, the new single cutaway Goldtop Les Paul Model spawned many changes in its six years of production. The wrap around and tune-o-matic bridge along with the humbucking pickup were Gibson firsts in the 1950s and still used to this day on their guitars. Early performers such as Les Paul, Freddie King, Carl Perkins and BB King can be seen in this book as early pioneers playing this model. Later years would bring a new barrage of guitarists such as David Gilmour, Paul McCartney, Les Dudek, Jeff Lynne, Danny Kirwan, Steve Hackett, Clem Clempson, Dickey Betts and more to the Les Paul Goldtop.

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