Glen Burton GE320BCO-CBS Classic LP-Style Electric Guitar, Cherry Burst

Bridge craft USA musical instruments presents the exceptionally designed Glen Burton GE320BCO Classic LP-Style Electric Guitar in Cherry Burst by Glen Burton. Perfect for the beginner or the expert, the full package comes with Strings, Picks, Gig Bag, Strap, Digital Clip-On Tuner, Truss Rod and a 10 Watt Amplifier . This excellent Electric Guitar also includes: Asian Ash body; Set Mahogany Neck Rosewood Fingerboard; Tune-O-Matic, Stop Tailpiece Bridge 2 Volume, 2 Ton, 3 Way Switch 2 Hum bucker Pickups.

Features - 

• Asian Ash body; Set Mahogany Neck.
• Rosewood Fingerboard; Tune-O-Matic, Stop Tailpiece Bridge.
• 2 Volume, 2 Ton, 3 Way Switch.
• 2 Hum bucker Pickups.
• Includes: Strings, Picks, Gig Bag, Strap, Digital Clip-On Tuner, Truss Rod And 10 Watt Amplifier.

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Understanding Chord Progressions for Guitar: Compact Music Guides Series

(Music Sales America). Learn some of the most frequently used progressions in folk, blues, pop, and jazz.

SOME OF THE CUSTOMER REVIEWS ABOUT THIS BOOK [ SAMPLE ]

1) Well written and organized. Information of practical use. - For a compact book, it contains more useful information than books three times as big. Most helpful in understanding how to alter and embellish basic ii-V-I and I-IV-V progressions and understanding how to analyze chord function within a progession. A must for anyone serious about the guitar.

By A Customer on January 13, 1998

2) Great introductory jazz book - This is a great little book to start jazzing. Very helpful for me. Due to the small size, the information is very straightforward and clear (notes, tabs, roman numerals and chord diagrams are all used!). It is understandable, however, that one reviewer below gave this book one star and another gave it five stars. This is because the book is ONLY an outline of jazz guitar that just begins to scratch the surface. It gives basic tools (chord extensions, substitutions, various progressions etc.) and a quick example by which to learn each concept. No musical guidance or application is given. If this is what you want, this is the book for you. Overall, it's great for learning what can be done but gives no advancing information beyond that. This book is a staring point for jazz guitar that is best if supplemented by an instruction book that explains and tells how to use the tools from this book.

If this is your first jazz book, it is a seven bucks very well spent.

By David Landes on April 1, 2002

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