The most comprehensive DVD ever offered for beginner guitarists - well over 3 hours long with over 50 interactive lessons! DVD technology allows you to learn at your own pace choosing and replaying material and looping practise tracks to get the most out of every lesson.

Learning to play Blues Guitar is a highly rewarding experience but getting started can be a challenge! Here at last is a book that helps you choose the right instrument and accessories and then gets you playing -fast!Full colour pictures clear diagrams and genuinely practical advice combine to make Start-Up Blues Guitar do exactly what is says on the cover. You'll start off on the right track andthat makes everything else come more easily.Contents include:Blues ChordsBass Chord Strumming PatternsReading Guitar TablatureFills and TurnaroundsIntros andEndingsSolo TechniqueImprovising RiffsCountry and Jazz BluesBlues RockA selection of timeless Blues songs to playChord reference library

The Rockschool Guitar Method. The Rockschool Guitar Method will give you everything you need to know to get started playing the Guitar, learn the essentials so you can get seriously good, seriously fast. With over 100 audio tracks, quick guide videos and 12 lessons in 6 different styles, you?ll be playing before you know it. Book Features: Over 1 hour of downloadable video and audio content. Instrument quick guide ? what everything?s called, how it works and everything in-between! How to read music ? learn how to read music quickly and simply. 12x lessons in 6 different styles ? each lesson includes audio andvideo tuition. 6 pieces, 6 varying styles ? put your skills to the test with 6 kick ass pieces. Play - Rock, Pop, Indie, Metal, Hip Hop and Country. 120 audio tracks ? supporting audio for every musical example and piece. Video lessons ? on getting started and key techniques, Quiz ? put your skills to the test with the interactive quizzes. Dropcard ? instantly download the accompanying audio and video hassle free! What you?ll learn: The basics of music notation

Do you wonder why lots of practice on scales and arpeggios hasn't made you feel fluent and creative when soloing? If so, then this book is the missing link for you! Line Games is an organized series of practical studies for the development of single-note guitar technique and jazz vocabulary simultaneously. Many examples are transcribed from the recorded solos of great jazz guitarists (Wes Montgomery, Pat Martino, Joe Pass, etc.) and then the book gives you the tools to develop complete fluency in creating similar lines on your own! Randy Vincent's Line Games is a serious, well-conceived book on jazz guitar. It has a tremendous amount of useful information which can be truly helpful to guitarists seeking thorough knowledge and training in jazz music.? ? Kenny Burrell Topics Covered Include: Basic six-note scales commonly used by the jazz greats. How to use all of the chromatic notes to make playing inside the chord changes sound more interesting and melodic. Triad pairs for modern-sounding lines, as used by all the great players from Coltrane on. Exercises that will give you the tools to create many interesting chord extensions from a few simple arpeggios. How to build long lines across many chord changes. How to use thematic development for more cohesive solos. Fingerings often given to aid in getting these lines under your fingers. Plus much more! 156 pages. More Endorsements: This book is probably the most complete explanation of linear improvisation as applied to the guitar that I have come across. Randy Vincent goes into his subjects, which include a novel take on hexatonic applications, chromatic neighbor tones, and various scale forms and arpeggios, with unprecedented thoroughness. It is also refreshing to see the emphasis on thematic development, and I like how some of the great recorded guitar solos are often used as illustrative examples. I highly recommend it.? ? Ben Monder Randy has come up with another Winner. This is one of the most comprehensive studies I have ever encountered concerning single line improvisation!? ? Vic Juris With all the books on jazz improvisation available I didn't think it was possible to find one that offers a new perspective but Randy Vincent's Line Games does just that. It's a great book! There are many real- world examples of players using the archetypal bebop hexatonic sound and many examples of ways to practice and utilize the sound. In suggesting ways of practicing and using the scale Randy gets you started, but it's up to the reader to strike out on their own ? in my opinion the best way to really grasp a sound or concept. There is a whole lot of material here and I'm looking forward to working with it for a long time. Thanks, Randy!!? ? Bruce Saunders With the plethora jazz guitar books on the market today, one must sort through dozens to find one that yields the results of a tried and true method for learning to play jazz as applied to the guitar. I was pleasantly surprised to find a new book that I feel to have such qualities. This being the jazz guitar book written by Randy Vincent called Line Games for Sher Music Co. Inside, you'll find dozens of examples, explanations, techniques, and the application of the jazz language employed by all the great jazz guitarists we know and love. Great job, Randy!? ? Henry Johnson

Written by jazz guitar great Michael Anthony who states 'This book is an attempt to eliminate or at the minimum decrease the frequency of such 'deer in the headlights' sputters and stalls and the threat of getting lost whenfollowing a melodic line a new thought or a progression of chords. Think of this book then as a map a guide to the highways and byways of playing jazz guitar. I intend it not merely to be a fret guide. My goal is toprovide you with a compass a kind of ultimate guide to discovering your way. With this 'map' the hope is you'll have not only a complete but a very practical guide to assist you in navigating melodic ideas and chord changes atany point on the fingerboard. The overall objective is to add maximum manual fluency and increase creative inspiration for all guitarists regardless of level of expertise.'

Bill Bay asked me to write a follow up book to my last book ”The Bluegrass Pickers Tune Book (20233).' If you like Bluegrass music (232 songs) I'd recommend getting that book to add to your collection. The focus of this book 'The Acoustic Source Book' is on roots and old-time music. The book is focused on the time period from late 1800's until 1940's. There are a few songs from The Bluegrass Book that were too important to be left out. I decided notto use any patriotic and Christmas songs and came up with a list of about 400 songs which eventually was cut down to over 200. During the late 1800's and early 1900's there was an important evolution in American music; the birthof jazz ragtime and blues. This was also the period of the phonograph and early commercial recordings. Music from the Minstrel period as well as traditional songs were used as staple for the roots musicians. In the early 1900'sthere were rags blues gospel Tin-Pan Alley jug band spiritual old-time country and popular songs. I've tried to include some of the well-known songs from every genre to give you a big slice of Americana. There are some greatsongs that are popular roots bluegrass and old-time songs today that have never been published. There are also great songs that are not well known that should be played and enjoyed.

Description The Xtremist's resident unplugged finger-picking master guides you through ten highly entertaining and easy to follow lessons getting you fully up and running with the acoustic guitar. Frett covers everything, including open chords, strumming patterns, muting and finger-patterns, all in his own totally up-to-date style. This colourful book, with superb animations, comes complete with a demo CD, a guide to the best 10 acoustic players of all time, and the necessary know-how to become one of them!