Total Guitar #179 September 2008

Total Guitar #179 September 2008 Total Guitar is an interactive guitar magazine. Every issue brings songs to learn, with CD audio to help you play along, reviews of all the latest guitar equipment, and interviews with all the biggest names in the guitar world! Total Guitar regularly contains tablature for Rock, Acoustic, Punk, Blues, Classic Rock and Metal, as well as detailed profiles of guitarists and their specific techniques and playing styles.

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Jan

2012

Kenny Burrell - Guitar Signature Licks

Kenny Burrell - Guitar Signature Licks Take an in-depth look at Kenny Burrell's jazz Guitar mastery with Wolf Marshall, who will teach you how to play some of his hottest licks. Listen to music, follow the tabs and play like your favourite musician. The Signature Licks Series features book and CD packs and DVDs specially designed to teach a musician the trademark techniques of popular artists and musical styles.

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Jan

2012

Denis Chang - Jazz Manouche: Technique & Improvisation Vol.2

Denis Chang - Jazz Manouche: Technique & Improvisation Vol.2 In developing this 4 volume series, instructor Denis Chang’s intention was to help the student gain insight into both the technical and conceptual components of Jazz Manouche improvisation. Denis wanted the series to be comprehensive in both scope and detail and to provide years of instruction and exercises for the serious student of guitar.

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Dec

2011

Total Guitar #178 August 2008

Total Guitar #178 August 2008 Total Guitar is an interactive guitar magazine. Every issue brings songs to learn, with CD audio to help you play along, reviews of all the latest guitar equipment, and interviews with all the biggest names in the guitar world! Total Guitar regularly contains tablature for Rock, Acoustic, Punk, Blues, Classic Rock and Metal, as well as detailed profiles of guitarists and their specific techniques and playing styles.

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Dec

2011

George Lawrence Stone - Stick Control

George Lawrence Stone - Stick Control George Lawrence Stone's Stick Control is the original classic, often called the bible of drumming. In 1993, Modern Drummer magazine named it one of the top 25 drumming books of all-time.

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Dec

2011

Daniel Abrams - Practicing & Performing: A Pianist's Guide

Daniel Abrams - Practicing & Performing: A Pianist's Guide Practice for results and perform with confidence! Whether you are into the blues or Beethoven, you need a comprehensive set of mental, emotional and physical skills to help you play your best. Famed concert pianist and composer Daniel Abrams reveals a wealth of essential insiders’ tips that will dramatically improve your playing regardless of your preferred style or musical genre.

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Dec

2011

Total Guitar #177 July 2008

Total Guitar #177 July 2008 Total Guitar is an interactive guitar magazine. Every issue brings songs to learn, with CD audio to help you play along, reviews of all the latest guitar equipment, and interviews with all the biggest names in the guitar world! Total Guitar regularly contains tablature for Rock, Acoustic, Punk, Blues, Classic Rock and Metal, as well as detailed profiles of guitarists and their specific techniques and playing styles.

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Dec

2011

Pink Floyd Early Classics - Guitar Signature Licks

Pink Floyd Early Classics - Guitar Signature Licks Guitar dean Wolf Marshall teaches the trademark riffs and solos of art-rock's most enduring band in this Signature Licks book/CD pack. He provides a step-by-step breakdown of the guitar styles and techniques of Syd Barrett and David Gilmour on 13 top tunes.

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Dec

2011

Doug Doppler - Whammy Bar Mojo: Licks & Tricks

Doug Doppler - Whammy Bar Mojo: Licks & Tricks Doug Doppler helps you learn the building blocks of great Whammy Bar technique on this Guitar 411 DVD. Whammy Bar Mojo shows you how to construct and deconstruct the elements of music. Interestingly enough, much of this technique has as much to do how you get to and from the whammy bar and how you mute unwanted strings as it does using the bar itself.