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Mr Leedy and the House of WonderThe Story of the World’s Finest Drumsby Harry CanganyA traveling drummer from 19th-century Ohio, Ulysses Grant Leedy settled in Indianapolis and built the House of Wonder – a factory that set the standard for all drum companies to follow. This book takes readers inside Leedy’s world: his people, his designs, and the growth of his amazing enterprise. |
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Music Man1972-1982 The Other Side of the Storyby Frank GreenMusic Man was like a brilliant comet of music-driven energy and technical innovation launched by the veteran team of Leo Fender, Forrest White, and
Tom Walker the Chief Pilot/Navigator. Music historians have given these three industry pioneers each their own label. Leo Fender was the front runner and the 'founding father', Forrest White was in the 'right place at the right time', and Tom Walker was the 'genius' in the designs and improvements he master minded for guitar and bass amplification. Music Man was Walker's inspiration! |
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Muting the GuitarBy David BrewsterThis book/CD pack teaches guitarists how to effectively mute anything! Author David Brewster covers three types of muting in detail: Frethand, Pickhand, and both hands. He provides 65 examples in the book, and 70 tracks on the accompanying CD.
Get Muting today! |
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Nautical Songs for the Ukuleleby Dick SheridanClimb aboard for an exciting musical cruise – unlatch your sea chest, break out the ukulele, and cast off with 62 songs of oceans, rivers, canals, lakes and bays. Songs include: Anchors Aweigh, Blow the Man Down, Cape Cod Girls, The Erie Canal, Goodbye My Lover, Haul Away Joe, Irish Rover, My Bonnie, Over the Waves, Sailor’s Hornpipe, Sloop John B., Mermaid Song, Michael, Row the Boat Ashore, Sailing, Sailing, and many more. |
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Neptune BoundThe Ultimate Danelectro Guitar Guideby Doug TullochProduced from 1954 to 1969, Danelectro guitars have found a place in the hearts of collectors and players with their space age design and affordable price tags. Here is the ultimate guide to all things Danelectro, including company history, instruments, patents, dating and identification, models, specifications and values, prototypes, print advertising, schematics, and much more. Full color throughout! |
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