Beginner Guitar Lessons Level 1 includes a 79-page book and DVD containing over 2 hours of hi resolution, multi-angle easy-to-follow videos to get you playing songs right away. Our DVD provides you with interactive controls, allowing you to play along with the songs, jam with just the backing band, isolate the guitar part, focus on chords and strumming, and loop, or repeat, individual sections of video over and over until you get it just right. The song videos have scrolling lyrics and chords, so you can play and sing along. With this product you'll learn the basics of chords, how to hold, tune, and strum the guitar; how to play your favorite styles including rock, blues, country, folk, metal and punk; and how to play 5 popular songs made famous by artists like Eric Clapton, The Beach Boys, Willie Nelson, Creedence Clearwater Revival and more... 
Featured Songs: 
"Sloop, John B." - made famous by the Beach Boys "Corrina, Corrina" - made famous by Eric Clapton (better known as "Alberta") "The Midnight Special" - made famous by Creedance Clearwater Revival "Salty Dog" - made famous by Johnny Cash "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" - made famous by the Carter Family and Wille Nelson 
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<li>Full video lessons teach you guitar basics, chords and strumming</li> <li>Song lessons have scrolling chords and lyrics for easy play-along</li> <li>Background music provided – so it sounds like you are playing with a full band</li> </ul>

Beginner Guitar Lessons, Level 1: For Acoustic & Electric Guitar (Book & DVD)

Arts & Photography

Quincy Carroll

Music

iPlayMusic

Unwelcome

An anti-coming-of-age story that examines themes of escapism and toxic masculinity.\n﻿In the years following his graduation from college, Cole Chen has been back and forth between the U.S. and China, struggling to navigate his transition into adulthood. Estranged from his parents, he returns to Hunan province to work for his friends, while also attempting to write a memoir based on his experiences. During the course of this year abroad, he meets a young woman named Harmony under initially dubious circumstances, whom he dates briefly, before returning to live with his brother in California, where he is forced to confront a dark reality from his past.\nWith shades of Garth Greenwell's What Belongs to You and Teju Cole's Open City, the novel attempts to inspect the extent to which one's surroundings (both geographical and cultural) shape conceptions of self-identity, while also raising a more complicated discussion about the ways in which men are taught to view the opposite sex.

Literature & Fiction

United States

Camphor Press

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