Eric Clapton on Stage

One of the greatest blues albums ever recorded by one of the greatest guitarists ever to have lived every note of Live At The Regal by B. B. King is presented here in staff notation and Guitar tablature so that now you can learn all the details of this legendary performance.Recorded in 1964 at the Regal theatre in Chicago guitarist B. B. King and his Guitar Lucille took to the stage and unleashed one of the most powerful performances in living memory. Blasting through a set of original compositions like Please Love Me and You Upset Me Baby mixed in with covers of blues standards like Every Day I Have TheBlues King brought his uniquely expressive way of playing to the masses. Now with this edition of Live At The Regal you can learn from the greatest following every sublime lick and expert bend until you’ve nailed the entire performance.Featuring staff notation and tablature this book is ideal for the blues-loving guitarist who already knows the basics and wants to sharpen their lead-playing and what better example to learn from than the King of Blues? The detailed instructions tell you every nuanced technique such as every time King employs vibrato and sometimes even which pickup to use. At the back of the book there is a useful chart to explain the tablature notation for specific techniques that are used throughout the songbook. To view the complete list of songs included here please scroll down to the song list.Guitarists like Eric Clapton and John Mayer say that they often listen to this record before their own performances so if you’re looking to follow in the footsteps of the King don’t Worry Worry check out Live At The Regal and learn how to get the blues.

A young man once climbed onto the stage at a Frank Zappa concert to ask how Zappa used his Wah-Wah pedal. The young man was later identified as world-famous guitarist Jimi Hendrix who, along with Eric Clapton, Larry Carlton and Jimmy Page, was soon using the Wah-Wah effect intensively in his own work. Still used by current Guitar heroes such as Slash, Steve Vai and Kirk Hammett, the pedal produces one of the effects most desired by electric guitarists.With companies like Dunlop, Morley and Budda bringing out new pedals every year, it is astonishing that a comprehensive guide to playing the Electric Guitar with Wah-Wah has not yet been produced. This is where Neue Schule Für E-Gitarre Wah Wah comes in. Even without the Wah-Wah sections, this book is a sophisticated guide to playing the Electric Guitar.Written by Uwe Naboreits, who studied at GIT in Los Angeles before founding his own music school, Neue Schule Für E-Gitarre Wah Wah covers all of the basics of using a Wah-Wah and includes a variety of grooves and patterns to learn. A form of notation for the Wah-Wah has also been developed especially for this book, clearly showing the dynamics of the sounds produced by the pedal. / Guitare

Le meilleur des années 70 en 41 chansons rock arrangées pour guitare tablature. / Rép International / Tablatures / Guitare Tablatures