At A Glance Guitar - Country Guitar: Guitar Solo: Instrumental Tutor

Par THOMAS REDMOND. Although his scorching fingerpicking was most impressive at first glance, a closer look at 'Just Us' reveals that he is equally adept at what many musicians consider as a more difficult task: playing fewer notes... ones that mean more, and say more with less, as he does on album opener 'A Simple Gift', title cut 'Just Us', and 'One Sad Clown'. 'Just Us' is an album consisting largely of his own compositions inspired by his two main guitars 'Merle' and 'Pearl'. Along the way we are treated to a barn-storming version of 'Alabama Jubilee' (it must be tunes like this that caused Chet Atkins to say of Jones 'He plays like he's double-parked'), 'Collage-a-Reed' and 'Clawin'' (each inspired by mentor Jerry Reed), while 'Let the Sun Shine In' sounds like an instant fingerpicking classic that you could swear you have heard before, but haven't. Including detailed notation on 15 of Buster's songs from 'Just Us', this Book/CD lesson will challenge even the best players. Presented in standard notation and tablature. / Niveau : Intermédiaire à Avancé / Tablatures / Guitare Tablatures Country - Transcribed Solos

Media Type : Book Level : Beginning Musical Genre : All Styles Series : Basic Series Number of pages : 32 This superb study book or method supplement for any bass student contains 19 bass rhythm parts in a mixture of popular styles, including shuffles, reggae, rock, swing, standard walking bass, be-bop, newgrass, syncopated Latin lines, the jazz waltz, and country western. Performance notes are included with each tune explaining how to use position and fingering markings, when to shift position, how to count and play syncopated rhythm patterns, and more. Bass parts are in notation and tablature with fingerings and positions, and guitar lead and chord parts are shown. In addition, there are sections dealing with slap/pop and hammer-on techniques. Includes a handy base line manual and a chord arpeggio chart. The unique one-glance fingerboard chart shows musical notation exactly where it appears on the frets.