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D’Angelico, Master Guitar BuilderWhat’s in a Name?by Frank GreenCertainly no name resonates across the spruce and maple boundaries of the classic American guitar like that of John D’Angelico, master guitar builder. Here in personal and cooperative histories, anecdotes, and first-hand accounts, Frank Green has infused the name of the master with life and vitality. Includes a 24-page color section and hundreds of rare photographs. |
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Early Blues, Ancient Ballads and Classic Folk Songs for Fingerstyle Guitarby Glenn WeiserThis is a collection of twenty-five solo fingerstyle guitar arrangements of famous early blues, centuries-old ballads, and traditional folk songs. All songs include standard notation with fingering indications, tablature, guitar chords, lyrics, and online audio. Songs include: Barbara Allen * Frankie and Johnny * The House of the Rising Sun * John Henry * Loch Lomond * Scarborough Fair * and more. |
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Electric Guitar ConstructionA Guide for the First-Time Builderby Tom HirstWith this definitive book on building an electric guitar, you can create your own axe masterpiece, with the precise finish, the exact pickups, and the custom hardware you've always wanted. Organized logically from start to finish, this helpful guide will assist you every step of the way; from the design and planning stage to the final setup. Also includes a glossary of terms, an index of materials suppliers, and much more! |
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Essential Blues Guitarby Dave CelentanoThis handy guide to playing blues guitars emphasizes the essentials, such as: chord changes, scales, rhythms, turn arounds, phrasing, soloing and more. Includes lots of examples, plus 10 rhythm tracks for soloing and improvising. |
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Essential Blues GuitarAn Emphasis on the Essentials of Blueswith Dave CelentanoWith an emphasis on the essentials of blues, instructor/host Dave Celentano provides clear and valuable insight for playing great blues guitar. This hour-long DVD teaches: the “blues boxes” for soloing; one-chord blues rhythm with lead fills; 12-bar blues chord progressions; turnarounds, intros & endings; major and minor blues soloing; straight and shuffle rhythms; call and respond; and much more. Includes five complete blues solos, five blues backing tracks to rehearse soloing over, and all examples in notes & tab on the printable PDF file. 60 minutes.
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