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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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Explorer: A Pictorial Historyby Ron Lynn WoodIn the mid 50's, Ted McCarty, Gibson's new president, set out to further set Gibson apart from Fender. He wanted to create new designs that did not conform to the basic guitar shape. He wanted something new, something different. Together with a local artist, McCarty worked on guitars that were made up of straight lines, and three new guitars were born – the Moderne, The Flying V and the Explorer. This book delves deep into the history of the Explorer through a myriad of pictures of its versions over time. A must have for guitar collectors! |
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Fender Precision Basses1951-1954by Detlef SchmidtIntroduced in 1951, the Fender Precision Bass is the precursor of all modern electric basses. This book takes a look at the history of the "slab body basses" and the most famous players. In addition to many historical photos, the full-color book lists many basses with beautiful pictures, detail shots, and anecdotes. This book is a must-have for every bass player and enthusiast or collector. |
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Fiddle Tunes for Baritone Ukuleleby Dick SheridanThe lively, dynamic melodies associated with the fiddle can now be shared with the ukulele without losing any of the excitement, beauty, and drive. Readily playable on the baritone uke and easily adaptable to other chordal instruments, here are reels and jigs, waltzes and hoedowns, hornpipes and favorite airs, with sources drawn from around the world. Included are the traditional tunes in various regional styles heard at barn dances, bluegrass and folk festivals, fiddle competitions, Cajun “fais do-do’s,” Irish “sessions,” urban street fairs, festivals, and rural county fairs. From English villages to the bayous of Louisiana, you’ll find these tunes and many more. |
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