You Should Strum on Guitar-If you've learned the basics on Guitar you are probably eager to learn some songs. The First 50 series is for you! This book provides a combo of chords and lyrics for the most popular songs Beginners want to strum on acoustic Guitar.Includes American Pie • Blowin' in the Wind • Daughter • Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) • Hey Soul Sister • Home • I Will Wait • Losing My Religion • Mrs. Robinson • No Woman No Cry • Peaceful Easy Feeling • Rocky Mountain High • Sweet Caroline • Teardrops on My Guitar • Wonderful Tonight • You're Still the One and more.

Physical and Musical Exercises to Help Maximize Practice Time-A good warm-up session can be the most crucial part of your practice session. Not only does it limber and stretch your finger muscles it helps to ward off injuries gets your hands in “sync ” and promotes accuracy andspeed. This book contains a wide variety of exercises to help get your hands in top playing shape. It addresses the basic elements of guitar warm-ups by category: stretches and pre-playing coordination exercises pickingexercises right and left-hand synchronization and rhythm guitar warm-ups. The Odds & Ends chapter covers other misc. topics such as legato warm-ups string-bending exercises scale sequences and arpeggios. Use this book daily choosing one or two exercises in each chapter to warm up and you'll playing will be cleaner more articulate and of a higher caliber.

Includes: Birdland; Born to Be Wild; Eli's Comin'; Here There and Everywhere; How High The Moon; Malaguena; A Night in Tunisia; Peanut Vendor; Shake Rattle and Roll; Stompin' at the Savoy; A String of Pearls; Summertime; TakeThe A Train; Watch What Happens; Yardbird Suite.