Guitars For Sale

ELECTRIC GUITAR NEW 3 UP Jobs Candy Mold Chocolate

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This is a first quality, tough plastic mold. It is durable and reusable. It is not machine washable. Suitable for chocolate and soap making as well as plaster and concrete crafting. FDA approved.
Price: $4.99

Electric Guitar Beer Tap Handle

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Play guitar like Jimmy...or at least drink like him! Perfect for any music enthusiast. In stock and ready to ship. Features: Brand new. Made by hand. Made of wood. Specs: Dimensions: 8 1/2"H.

BEWARE OF THE ELECTRIC GUITAR PLAYER 11 oz. White Mug

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Price: $12.99

Come Away with Me

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Norah Jones Photos (by Danny Clinch)

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Not Too Late

Feels Like Home

The Little Willies

List Price: $18.98
Amazon Price: $9.99
Used Price: $2.99
Customer Review: A must have CD for your collection
Norah Jones is a perfect example that you don't have to scream to be heard. I like Pop, Rock, Opera, you name it...but I don't always want to hear constant screaming music. Sometimes I just love the warm, mellow vocals, such as Norah Jones - not to mention that she has a unique style. She is a refreshing change.
Customer Review: Stay put, don't go anywhere with this one!
I was waiting to speak to my travel agent; it was a long wait and there was music from a radio station. The music playing was particulalry annoying, i started to feel very uncomfortable and had to keep the phone away from my ear. The music was so ba, however, I had to get the lyrics down from that monotonous country twangy sound I heard, just to see who came up with this song and singing style. And so I discovered Norah Jones; akin to waking up discovering you have to go to the dentist that morning. The wait on the ohone was long and another song by Norah came on, confirming my original impression. It's sad that the alternative to so much modern pop garbage is garbage all the same.

Let It Die

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Canadian singer Leslie Feist has served as a guest vocalist for Norwegian folkies Kings of Convenience, Toronto power-pop troupe Broken Social Scene, and - under the frightening moniker "Bitch Lap-Lap" - the hairy female rapper Peaches. But her unruly resume hardly prepares you for the emotionally rich, softy sensual music on her major label debut. Moving from tortured torch songs such as "Lonely Lonely" to pulsating originals like "Mushaboom," it also contains stunning remakes of Ron Sexsmith's "Secret Heart" and the Bee Gees' "Inside and Out," tunes Feist not only makes her own but effectively uses to dissect her romantic desolation. "Don't you wish we could forget that kiss?" she smolders on the title track. Not in this lifetime. --Aidin Vaziri
List Price: $9.98
Amazon Price: $7.97
Used Price: $5.00
Customer Review: Don't just get the new one
Good compliment to most recent album - sounds very original - highly recomended - a bit less poppy than recent album - refreshing
Customer Review: Bee-Gees cover!
Feist won my heart with her cover of the Bee-Gees' "Inside and Out"! It's so good! The rest of the cd is lovely and unique; I highly recommend this cd!

Fallen

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The Daredevil soundtrack provided a nice boost for this previously unknown quartet from Little Rock, Arkansas. Evanescence's songs "My Immortal" and the imposing "Bring Me to Life" are clear standouts in the film, mainly because they work so well with the dramatic, eerie undertones of the storyline. They reappear here on the band's debut, alongside a selection of similarly brooding tracks that evoke pensive artists like Tori Amos and the Cranberries. Vocalist Amy Lee has the kind of voice that can cause weeks of insomnia, but on songs like "Tourniquet" and "Haunted" she belies the music's sinister mood with evenhanded spirituality, thoughtfully letting some light shine through the tempest. --Aidin Vaziri
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Customer Review: (4.5 stars) FALLEN EXPLORES THE DEPTHS OF DESPAIR ( Amy Lee and Evanescence seek salvation from the darkness)
I like Fallen. I like Evanescence. And I love Amy Lee. What a passionate, haunting, and angelic voice! Evanescence's Fallen (2003) is a beautifully poetic metal plea for salvation from the hell of emotional suffering and hopelessness. Goth-metal? Could be. There is an electric guitar dominated goth-metal edge to much of the music on Fallen, but powerful piano ballads carry significant weight here, too. Call the music of Evanescence what you want, but it's Amy Lee, with her captivating vocal expressions, that is the main attraction here. She sings with such emotional depth and acuity, that her credibility seems beyond reproach. Every word is meaningful, and every sentiment plausible. She's more than convincing when she pleads to God in Tourniquet: Will you be on the other side Or will you forget me? I'm dying praying bleeding and screaming, Am I too lost to be saved? Am I too lost? With song titles like Going Under, Bring Me To Life, Haunted, Taking Over Me, and My Last Breath, the distance between salvation and the abyss is short, and the emotional crisis critical. Sometimes Fallen is an impetuous tempest of turbulent passion, and sometimes it is a fragile, grieving cry. But it is always profoundly intense, and always extremely emotional. And consummately unforgetable.
Customer Review: Review of Evanescence's "Fallen"
There are quite enough reviews here for this album, but I wanted to finally write a little something in appreciation for Fallen, because it really is the better of Evanescence's releases. This album may have been surrounded by hype, but unlike many acts that are thrown a debut parade, this group actually deserved it, because this is a magnificent effort. From Amy's flawless voice to the strong, raw instrumentation, nearly every song is amazing. Going Under - That hard-ass rock that reminds me of the 90s. I like that Amy is creepy without creeping you out. Bring Me to Life - I'd seen this video countless times on MTV, which would be my first exposure to the band. But that guy's voice (made even crappier when side by side with Amy Lee's) caused me to turn the channel. Eventually though, the greatness of this song took me in. Everybody's Fool - One of the two songs from this album that I was never interested in, but their boring songs are even great. My Immortal - the song that caused me to buy this album. Nuff said, really. But I must say this version isn't quite the same as the single version. Haunted - This is where the rocking really begins. This song kicks ass. Hard. Amy's got powerful lungs, for sure. Tourniquet - Damn. This is some raw shiz. They're not afraid to write that low to the floor, nearly tipping into a grave stuff, are they? "My wounds cry for the grave. My soul cries for deliverance. Will I be denied, Christ, Tourniquet - my suicide?" Imaginary - This keeps it going with good songwriting, vocals and production. Taking Over Me - I honestly never could get into this song. It was just ai'ight. Hello - Haunting as hell. My Last Breath - If I had to pinpoint the song that could have been left off of the disc, it would be this one. Whisper - Amy sings superbly on this song and the ending blew it out the water. Made me feel like I was standing outside of an occult meeting. Who thinks of that kind of stuff in today's age of wash, rinse, repeat recycled crapola?

Living Legend of the Electric Guitar

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List Price: $19.98
Used Price: $3.19

Guitar Basics Acoustic and Electric Models

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Used Price: $0.23

Backstreet Boys - Video Hits, Chapter One

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The Backstreet Boys' The Video Hits: Chapter One is an entertaining collection of video hits from their albums Backstreet Boys, Millennium, and Black & Blue. It's not an exact duplication of the companion CD, The Hits: Chapter One, as it lacks the video for "Drowning." Each video offers something unique, from sending up the Michael Jackson classic "Thriller" in "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)," to the sci-fi themed "Larger Than Life" to several straight-ahead performances with great sets, special effects, bare chests, and dance breaks. "Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely" is an especially moving tribute to the band's personal losses. "I Want It That Way" portrays a stylized road tour and "The One" shows a live performance. The best story video is "The Call," a tale of infidelity and seduction. --Larry Clark
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Customer Review: Excelent Video Collection
I bought this DVD from Amazon. I would say, this DVD is a excelent video collection. All the music lovers should have this DVD. Do not miss this DVD.I'm very happy to purchased it.I gurenteed about the satisfaction as a music lover.
Customer Review: Great Videos
I love Backstreet Boys - Chapter One. I enjoy watching them over and over again. If you are a big fan of the Backstreet Boys you will totally enjoy watching all of these videos.

Blue Electric Guitar

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This lamp is a guitar the body is lit with blue, pink, and purple colors. It is sitting on a base. Metal and glass character lamp.
Price: $19.99

Grizzly H5952 Electric Guitar Case-Black/Brown

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Electric Guitar 2 Color Neon Light Sight Bar Dorm

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This electric guitar 2 color neon sign is perfect for use in home bars, dorm rooms and bedrooms. Measuring 8 1/2 inches wide and 6 inches high, not including the base, it fits easily on window sills, shelves and desks. The base is 4 inches high and 4 inches in diameter, with a super quiet transformer. This light is BRAND NEW, still in the box. It makes a great gift for guitar players, college students and people who have home bars. We have a limited supply of these, so get yours now!
Customer Review: Very cool light - but it's a bit fragile.
My son has this light in his room and he really likes it! He plays guitar & drums, so he thinks it looks cool. And it puts out enough light for a night-light or a TV light. One of my son's friends touched it (right at one of the bends or curves) to see if it was warm and the glass broke. If you purchase one, you just have to make sure everyone understands it is like any other lamp, not a toy, not to be handled.

Fender Presents: Getting Started on Electric Guitar -- A Guide for Beginners

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Getting Started on Electric Guitar offers a complete course for the beginning electric guitarist. Step-by-step lessons incorporating clear, easy-to-follow 3-D graphics and unique play-along tracks teach the viewer the essential chords, scales and techniques used by electric guitar players in every popular style, including rock, blues and country. This DVD is separated into two major sections.

Part 1 ¯ The First Step covers: tuning methods · string names · essential chords and scales used by all players · musical reference section (notes, rhythms, chords and scales) · practice tips · fretting-hand technique · picking-hand technique · backing tracks for play-along · an animated fretboard · plus much more.

Part 2 ¯ Play Electric! covers: right-hand technique · left-hand technique · rhythm parts (muting, alternate picking, arpeggios) · soloing technique (string bending, vibrato) · rock, blues & country styles · rhythm and solo ideas for each style · backing tracks in each style for play-along · sounds (amplifiers and effects) · caring for your instrument · and tips from the Fender Custom Shop.

Special DVD features include: bonus footage, including a tour of the Fender factory! Also: looping capabilities · web site links specifically for beginning guitarists · a multi-language feature so you can view the DVD in English, Spanish, German, French or Japanese.
List Price: $24.95
Amazon Price: $19.99
Used Price: $14.30
Customer Review: DOES NOT WORK
I purchased this product in hopes of learning how to play the guitar, instead i got a dvd that doesnt work. the language is all messed up and some of the chapters dont even work. i would never recommend this product to anyone, learning or otherwise. DO NOT BUY, ITS DEFECTIVE!!!!!!!
Customer Review: Great For Beginners
About a month ago I purchased a guitar and this video. It has worked very well in teaching the basics. I am a complete novice on the guitar, and Keith Wyatt does an excellent job of teaching. I highly recommend this!!!

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live From Austin, Texas

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Few guitarists ever mastered the Fender Stratocaster like the late, great Texas bluesman Stevie Ray Vaughan, and this priceless digital video disc collects both of the sizzling appearances that Vaughan and his solid band, Double Trouble, made on the PBS concert series Austin City Limits. Combined to form the most popular program in the show's distinguished history, the concerts were taped in 1983 and 1989; both provide a valuable portrait of Vaughan's astounding artistic development. The performances serve as bookends to Vaughan's brilliant career with Double Trouble, showing (in the words of producer Terry Lickona) a striking contrast between "zero self-confidence" and "pure magic," but in both cases you can see a master at work. Songs include "Pride and Joy," "Texas Flood," "Voodoo Chile," "Cold Shot," and "Riviera Paradise." This great-sounding DVD also includes the posthumous music video "Little Wing," featuring clips of Double Trouble and archival footage of blues greats from the 1920s to the mid-1990s. If you're even a part-time blues fan, Stevie Ray Vaughan: Live from Austin, Texas is a must-have disc. --Jeff Shannon
List Price: $14.98
Amazon Price: $12.99
Used Price: $7.59
Customer Review: Best of the Stevie Ray Vaughan Video Collections
This is the best of the three video collections of Stevie Ray Vaughan performances I have viewed. The sound quality and the performances by SRV are excellent. Montreaux and Mocambo are excellent, too, but this is the best of the three.
Customer Review: Stevie Ray Vaughn is so inspiring!
I don't even play guitar but this makes me want to play.Excellent footage of him wailing on the guitar.

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT

If you have even a passing interest in Stevie Ray Vaughan's peerless mastery of urban blues guitar, you must own Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985. Spaced almost exactly three years apart, these concerts (60 and 93 minutes, respectively) represent the Texan blues god at his fiery best, with Double Trouble (drummer Chris Layton and bassist Tommy Shannon) laying the solid foundation upon which SRV built a Fender-driven sound as fierce as it was perfectly refined. The '82 show was truly "success in disguise," because despite booing from a festival audience lulled by a day of acoustic blues, and the stunned dejection that SRV felt after persevering through a uncompromising set, this was the turning point in SRV's career, leading to post-show encounters with Jackson Browne and David Bowie, who proved instrumental in bringing Stevie's music to an appreciative global audience.

When Stevie, Chris, and Tommy returned to Switzerland three years later, with organist Reese Wynans adding rich new dimension to the Double Trouble sound, the Montreux crowd was primed for a rip-snorting set, and SRV's jubilant response is a joyous thing to witness. One of SRV's favorite bluesmen, Johnny Copeland, appears for a three-song triumph in a set that's uniformly superior and ecstatically energized. Basic three-camera coverage is all you need, although guitar students--for whom this DVD is a godsend--will surely wish for more emphasis on SRV's picking and fretwork. Recording quality is superb in the Montreux tradition, with 5.1-channel remixes that surpass the original masters. A splendid 23-minute documentary features retrospective interviews with Layton, Shannon, Browne, and John Mayer, and the accompanying booklet includes a heartfelt reminiscence from Bowie. Stevie Ray may be gone, but Live at Montreux ensures that his gold-standard legacy will endure. --Jeff Shannon
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Amazon Price: $15.99
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Customer Review: Stevie at his Best
A really great video. Stevie at his very best. Great footage of his guitar skills from interesting angles. It is a treat watching Stevie play. My son and I enjoy watching this video. Leroy
Customer Review: Incredible!
The Montreux 1985 live of Stevie Ray is one of the great guitar blues performances ever! Definitely a must-have not only for fans but for all music lovers.

Electric Guitar Small Vitamin Case

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The Electric Guitar Small Vitamin Case has a cast pewter emblem that is hand colored with durable enamel. The polished stainless steel pill box is 1 1/2" X 1 1/2" and has a mirror in the inside lid. Keep your everyday supplements, pain relief tablets or breath mints close at hand. Great gift for men or women. Fits comfortably in a pants pocket or a purse. Choose an emblem design to express your individuality. Packaged in our Ahlers Designs gift box.

Electric Guitar Small Vitamin Case - Polished w/Mirror

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Electric Guitar Vitamin Case Large

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The Electric Guitar emblem is hand cast pewter. Each color is individually hand painted with durable enamel. This designer large vitamin case is well constructed of brushed steel and measures 2" x 2" x 5/8" with an inside divider to organize your supplements. Comes packaged in a custom Ahlers Designs box. Keep your vitamins and medication close at hand with this stylish pill box.

Electric Guitar Mouse Pad

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Tenson Electric Guitar Pack

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Tenson Electric Guitar Pack black. Includes: Guitar, Amplifier, Gig bag, Strap, Cable and picks MANUFACTURER WARRANTY: 1 YEAR
Price: $0.00

Guitar For Dummies Acoustic Guitar Starter Pack with Book and Gig Bag

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Price: $159.99
Customer Review: Meh
I recieved the item damaged. It had been dropped, and the head of the guitar had popped out of the box. Obviously, the guitar was very out-of-tune. Other than that the guitar is beautiful. The gig bag is thin, and really only useful for keeping the dust of the instrument instead of protecting it. The book is the best part of this package. It is simple and easy to understand for the absolute beginner. I'm not entirely convinced the guitar is the best quality. But for the price you can't really go too wrong. The sound is a bit tinny, but overall not too bad. I'd buy this if you're looking for an affordable starting guitar and don't want to break the bank.
Customer Review: From a Beginner's Point of View.
I bought my Kona guitar two weeks ago, after researching the company on the web. It's just the right size for me, and stays in tune pretty well - very little adjustment on the keys. I like the digital tuner that's included in the kit. It's much easier than using a pitch pipe. I would suggest getting a hard case, though. The gig bag isn't padded.

Yamaha EG-112PF Electric Guitar Kit

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Please Note: Refurbished guitars do not include the starter kit.
List Price: $229.99
Amazon Price: $219.99
Customer Review: GUITAR
Nice setup for the price. Teenage son learning to play and loves it. I love the fact that it can be played softly too!
Customer Review: Nice Pack
This is the same package that I used for my first guitar, and it's pretty reliable, with a good pedal and an amp it can actually perform very well. Beware however, that you don't leave the guitar sitting (on a chair or something) with the cord still in! I just had the plate around the jack crack. Nothing serious, but a big annoyance. Overall a very good product.

Paul Westerberg PW580 Signature Guitar by First Act

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List Price: $159.99
Amazon Price: $159.99
Customer Review: get what you pay for
Been a long time 'Mats fan, so when I saw this Paul guitar, had to have it. Very decent guitar. My only minor complaint is that neck just doesn't feel "right". Went ahead and removed the low E (6th) string and tuned to Keith Richards's stylee. Sounds good thru my 25w Ibanez amp, get some nice dirty tones.
Customer Review: Nice Guitar for the money
Nice guitar for the money. It has a nice bright clean sound. Also, very lite in weight so it's a joy on stage or playing at home. Only problem is the fretboard is dry. I recommend treating the fret board w/a polish or lemon oil to smooth up before you play it for the first time.

Got Guitar ? BLACK Men's T-Shirt Small thru 5X

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Features the print on the front. Super-high-quality silk screening on these 100% cotton, pre-shrunk shirts.
Customer Review: Catchie shirt
Everyone who saw the shirt loved it! And wanted one! My son plays a guitar and the shirt was for him. He liked it so much he wore it to a party the night he received it.

LP Electric Guitar Men's tee Shirt in 12 colors Small thru 6XL

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Brand new item.

Marshall Amps Amplification T Shirt

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The classic Marshall logo shirt. A MUST HAVE for any true music fan. Marshall is the biggest name in guitar and bass amplification, ever. Their amps have been used to create some of the finest music in history. Anyone who has ever played a guitar or bass knows the Marshall name. Officially licensed item.
Price: $19.99

Electric Guitar

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Size: 6 1/2" x 2 1/4". Weight: 2 oz.

Instant Play Electric Guitar

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Instant Play Electric Guitar hits the right note for flexible, computer-based instruction. This 2-CD set takes you from basic rhythms to rocking out! Comprehensive beginner's guide features intros to rhythm and lead guitar, instrument tuning & amp set-up, finger positioning and basic technique. Arrange your chord progressions with Chord Miner 100, a total chord catalog with interactive software for novices and professionals.
List Price: $9.99
Amazon Price: $6.99
Used Price: $4.89

Play Guitar Deluxe Edition v2.0

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CD-ROMBuy with confidence!Topics Entertainment Express Instant Play Guitar Deluxe version 2.0 puts you in tune with fast flex
List Price: $39.99
Amazon Price: $29.99

Play Electric Guitar v2.0

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Go from rudimentary rhythm to rockin' out with the rapid, flexible, computer-based instruction of Instant Play Electric Guitar. First Lessons for Electric Guitar offers a comprehensive beginner's guide to rhythm and lead guitar, covering everything from instrument tuning and amp set-up, to finger positioning and basic technique. Let your fingers do the walking to the next level with the aptly titled Electric Guitar Improver, as it reinforces previous lessons and introduces you to new tracks exploring rock, blues, and indie guitar genres. Play along to over a dozen tracks at the same time perfecting classic rock-n-roll chording with Master Rock Power Chords. Finally, arrange your own chord progressions for favorite songs with Chord Miner 1000, the comprehensive chord catalogue and interactive software tools for novices and serious guitarists alike. From tuning your guitar to taking a solo, get into the groove of results-oriented electric guitar proficiency, with Instant Play Electric Guitar on DVD-ROM. Requires Windows 98 or higher and Pentium IBM-compatible PC, 233 MHz or faster
List Price: $19.99
Amazon Price: $16.99

Hasbro Power Tour Electric Guitar (Black)

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You don't need to know a thing about music to shred it up like a rock star. The Power Tour Electric Guitar lets you jam out, teaches you basic guitar lessons and classic rock anthems, and even plays your music from your MP3 player. Recommended for ages 10 to 15 years old, this toy electric guitar will help jumpstart your rock career!

The Power Tour Electric Guitar can teach basic guitar lessons. View larger.

What We Think

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The Good: No musical experience required

The Bad: Guitar strap difficult to attach

In a Nutshell: Toy guitar with easy-to-learn basic guitar lessons

At a Glance

Ages: 10 and up
Requires: 4 AA batteries (not included)

Compact Guitar Lights Up When Played
Made by Tiger Electronics, this miniature electric guitar packs tons of different sounds into compact, 22-inch Gibson SG design. This guitar is constructed with durable plastic with a black body, white pick guard, and a black nylon strap with leather ends. But unlike a Gibson, the special strum and touch sensors takes the place of strings, lighting up when you play, making the Power Tour electric guitar fun and easy to master. Strumming with your thumb instead of a pick, you can learn songs and riffs on your own, with band accompaniment, or with the built-in lessons and famous rock songs. Switching to speaker mode and plugging in your MP3 player, you can even rock out to your favorite tunes with flashing lights.

Easy-To-Learn Lessons and Rock Classics
Even beginners who've never held a guitar before can develop playing skills with easy-to-learn lessons like "Basic Strumming Blues" and "Intro to Hammer-Ons" and "Punkitude." Whether you into metal or punk, the tone knob allows you to switch between four music styles, each with or without its own tone effect, like echo and distortion. But the real fun is playing along to the six built-in famous headbanger classics, including "Wild Thing" and "Smoke on the Water." The Power Tour Electric Guitar firsts shows you how to play the song, then lets you try with lighted notes to help guide you. If you mess up three times, you get booed, but when you master the song, the guitar rewards you with a round of applause.

Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3
Musical instruments can have huge learning curves, but the Power Tour Electric Guitar makes playing around fun from the get-go. The only real complaint is that the guitar strap is a bit difficult to attach. And while it's no substitute for a real guitar -- the tones and volume fall short of what could be called incendiary -- this toy guitar teaches you lessons and sharpens basic playing skills that could help lead to a life of rock stardom down the road. The included Power Tour 101 instructional DVD helps you get started. Most importantly, you'll learn that rocking out is a blast.

Features include a strum bar that lets you use a thumb instead of a pick to play.

Designed after the Gibson SG, the guitar includes a tone knob to adjust the sound.

What's in the Box
Electric guitar, cable, strap and instructional DVD

Price: $69.99
Customer Review: Really cool musical toy
This is a really cool electronic instrument. You actually will learn something about musical scales (There are 12 notes that you can play on the fret board...all the notes of a chromatic scale) If you want to play rock, you're all set...power chords all the way. The guitar has a few modes...(1) playing (2) jamming with external audio (3) 'simon"-esque mode where you follow a pattern that the guitar shows you and (4) 'visualization mode' (you plug in a music source and the fretboard animates to the music while the guitar's speaker plays the audio) You can also choose a different styles for the guitar so the notes you play will sound different (ex: with distortion, or echo, etc.) I find some of the mode to sound very similar. Overall, it's a great piece of technology for a good price.
Customer Review: Can I Give It Six Stars? Seven? Awesome Guitar Toy!
Can I give it six stars?! Hands down the best birthday present my 12-year-old got. His 16-year-old brother loves it too. It feels great in the hands, with a nice heft, and shiny smooth "frets" and "strings" that work like touch pads -- no buttons, just touch. NICE. It's educational, creative, and an awful lot of toy for not much money. BIG hit. It plays in several modes, you can play it like a regular guitar, or play along with your MP3 player plugged into the guitar, or do the fun exercises included in the guitar's pre-programmed tracks. It has a fabulous real guitar sound, very loud, we have to keep telling him "Turn it down!" You don't actually need the amp they sell separately, but I think the grandparents are buying that for Xmas next. He will love that too.

Disney Hannah Montana Pop Star Electric Guitar

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Disney Hannah Montana Pop Star Electric Guitar
Customer Review: How much for a plastic toy?!?
My daughter requested a guitar for Christmas and since she is into Hannah Montana I figured I would check out this product. It is sold out everywhere online making me think it will be like last year's TMX Elmo. These prices in excess of $100 is ridiculous! I found several at my local Target stores for $24.99. This will hold my 3 year old's attention but my eight year old will laugh at it, as it is plastic. Don't pay these prices just keep checking around locally.
Customer Review: Sold out, so high price.
This item was sold by JCPenney for $19.99. It was sold by other stores for similar prices. I bought mine in August. It is now sold out all over. If you want it now, you will need to pay big dollars for a $20 - $30 toy.

Psyclone King Maker Wireless Guitar for PlayStation 2 - Only at Target

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Price: $49.99

The Fender Stratocaster Handbook: How To Buy, Maintain, Set Up, Troubleshoot, and Modify Your Strat

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This hands-on, how-to manual for the Strat takes the mystery out of maintaining and modifying what is really a relatively simple instrument (two boards, some wires, some pickups). Clear text and colorful illustrations take readers through the basics of selecting and buying Strats; maintenance and repairs such as tuning, setting intonation, tremolo alignment, fret repairs, bridge and nut adjustments, electrics troubleshooting; spur-of-the-moment stageside fixes; and some basic performance enhancements like adding "hot rod" Fender and aftermarket pickups, locking-tremolo nuts, and more.
List Price: $24.95
Amazon Price: $16.47
Used Price: $11.95
Customer Review: Fender fan
If you are looking for a book that takes you under the hood of a Stratocaster this is the book for you. It describes in great detail just how one is put together as well as offer insights that are really useful if you are thinking about buying a new one or repairing an older model. An excellent book and great reading.
Customer Review: Does Not Do Justice To The Usual Haynes Manuals Quality
First, if you just bought a Strat (any type from the far, far East to the current American Standard)you might enjoy this book but if you have owned Strats before and are familiar with them you should save your money. If you are looking for real usable information to really set up your Strat to perfection, you might look at Dan Erlewine's books instead either the one on repairs or the one on how to make your electric guitar play great. My copy of this book was one of the first editions ordered through Amazon.uk in England and arrived months ahead of the US release of this book. I was disappointed that the book was not up to the usual Haynes manual quality (like the ones for cars and motorcycles). Who needs to see a picture of Squier Strat pickups to know they are junk? Or a close up of a cracked pickguard from an overtightened screw? History wise it gives some data, but not nearly as much as the Duchossoir book and the Wheeler book. Both of which are excellent. Or even the Minnihinnet and Young book. Don't expect too much from this book. It tries to cover many areas of the Strat but offers no real depth for any area. It might be worth it at about half the price it's offered at. More and better information is available elsewhere.

Make Your Own Electric Guitar

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For some, it is not enough to buy a guitar—the challenge of designing and hand-making a unique, customized instrument is the dream. Since 1986, these people have turned to one book: Make Your Own Electric Guitar. Written in a clear, relaxed style, it covers every facet of guitar design and construction, as well as electronic theory and practice, and full woodworking and wiring techniques—all supported with plenty of photos and diagrams. Now in a revised and expanded edition, Make Your Own Electric Guitar will enable any musician or enthusiast with basic woodworking skills to create a uniquely valuable instrument.

List Price: $27.50
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Customer Review: Good book when it stays on the topic
Fed up with my local musical instrument retailers, I set out to build my very own guitar armed with this book: Make Your Own Electric Guitar by Melvyn Hiscock. I have to say I learned A LOT from this book, it's got a lot of very detailed information. However as an absolute beginner to this art who has a lot of questions, I can say it has some shortcomings. For one, as another reviewer mentioned, there are way too may pages spent babbling on about the history of the electric guitar. This would all be fine and good, BUT it is mixed in with the instructional text, so there's no way to skip over it or read around it. It's not like you can just skim until you find what you need because when building a guitar, missing the slightest detail can leave you completely screwed. You actually have to read it all to get the details you need, and it isn't always interesting or relevant. The history content should have been separated from the instructional text, the net result is a book that is not very clear or concise. Secondly, I hope you're a fan of Fender and/or Gibson, because the entire book is centered around them. You'll learn the history of these two brands from the very first one built onwards. Also all the specs for the building are based on those of Fender and Gibson. I don't mind this, as I am a fan of both, but this book does not give an answer-all formula for any style guitar, if such a thing exists. Melvyn describes the craft in a very great amount of detail and he is very honest, but to me the book was more discouraging than anything. Perhaps I could save you some time right now before you even buy this: -To build a guitar you need some ABOVE AVERAGE woodworking skills. If you just woodwork in your spare time or you never have, do not even attempt this. -You need a lot of tools that I can almost gaurantee you don't have in readily available to you. -Building your own guitar wil NOT save you money. You will most likely end up spending more money than you would on a brand new guitar. Those are just a few of the many things you should be aware of perhaps even prior to purchasing this book. Hope this was helpful, thanks for reading!
Customer Review: Build your own guitar awesomeness
This book is just amazing, I mean in the very beginning there is a excellently detailed drawing of the cross section of an electric guitar, and even though i'm using it to help build a neck, i will use it to build a full guitar too.

Guitar Player Repair Guide

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Whether you simply want to maintain your guitar or hot-rod it into a radical new incarnation, this book is the ideal guide. By the columnist of Guitar Player's popular Repairs and Modifications column, this comprehensive book is a must for any guitarist who needs information on beginning repairs through advance enhancements. 8-1/2 inch. x 11 inch..
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Customer Review: Do you play guitar? Buy this book!
I'll make this short. If you play guitar and don't have the bucks to pay a guitar tech, you shouild read this book.
Customer Review: Well, of course it isn't a "Chilton's"...
I'm not going to waste your time by parroting the features so many other reviewers have covered, but I will waste your time by rebutting some of the naysayers. Anyone who spends a few minutes really looking at the sheer number of styles, parts and options the world of electric guitars has to offer will realize no single binding could possibly walk the reader step-by-step through all possible operations with all possible combinations. Guitar features can be nearly as expressive and unregulated as the music of the guitars themselves. With that said, if you want to learn to think about working on guitars, this is the book for you. Using this book as a reference and using your brain as a tool, you will find in the author and yourself an excellent team for bringing an old junker to life or maintaining your pride and joy.

Skeletons with Electric Guitars Collector Metal Pocket Knife Rock n Roll Punk Guitar Knife

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New in Rock n Roll Design Gift Box Unique Collector Pocket Knife with Two Skeletons playing Electric Guitars.Nice Quality fun collector Piece. The Skeleton Rock Band Gift Box Measures 4 3/4" x 3 1/2". Perfect as a gift or stocking stuffer for next holiday season. When Closed this unique Pocket Knife measures 3 3/4" x2". It has a double blade. Each Stainless Steel Blade measures 2 3/4". The fantastic Rock n Roll Guitar playing Skeleton design is a raised motif on both sides of the handle. The blade size meets all internet requirements for listing. Fun punk, musician or urban streetwear gift at a great price.
Price: $24.95
Customer Review: cool looking
This was a gift for my son. The blades were strong and sturdy. The only problem I have is the handle is plastic, painted to look like metal. Still a cool looking knife.

Misfits FIEND Logo Skate Board DECK Grip Tape

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Losing your grip? Get it back with some style when you slap this Misfits grip tape on! Features "Misfits" and the fiend skeleton logo. 33 x 9 inches. OFFICIALLY LICENSED.

Womens 9-11 "Chicks Rock" Chicks with Guitar Cotton Lycra Novelty Socks

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Chicks rocking with guitars socks, ladies size 9-11, 65% cotton, 15% nylon, 15% cotton, 5% spandex

BEWARE OF THE ELECTRIC GUITAR PLAYER Apron

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This makes a great gift, it easily washable in the washer and dryer and the design is printed on the front.
Price: $20.99

ELECTRIC GUITAR Chick Mug (Your Choice of Colors)

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Opinionsrfun offers over 30,000 designs offered on tons of products from drinkware to apparel.

Electric Guitar Clip Magnet

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This Electric Guitar Clip Magnet is about 1.5" square and adds a decorative element to any metal surface. A great gift for a friend or coworker! Beside at home on the fridge use them on metal doors, filing cabinets, cubicle walls or inside school lockers. You can hold up many items like pictures, "to-do" lists, calendars, hand towels or announcements. The clip can holds the magnet message of your choice making this a perfect upscale greeting card and gift combination. Choose from 17 different sayings like "Happy Birthday", "Congratulations", "Get Well" or you can make your own on our blank card.
Price: $10.00

Hal Leonard Guitar Method for the Beginning Electric or Acoustic Guitarist with Tom Kolb

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The world-famous Hal Leonard Guitar Method has taught millions of people to play. Now learning will be even easier, thanks to this great new method video! Designed for anyone just learning to play electric or acoustic guitar, it covers: tuning up and parts of the guitar, reading both standard notation and tablature, playing chords, strumming and picking, improvising basic rock solos and lots more, with helpful on-screen music, guitar diagrams, and hand-position close-ups. Corresponds with books and supplements in the Hal Leonard Guitar Method. 55 minutes.
List Price: $19.95
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Introduction to Electric Guitar

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List Price: $9.95
Used Price: $1.15
Customer Review: Great intro to the e-guitar
I've played acoustic guitar for a long time. This tape helped me to make a rapid and smooth transition to the electric guitar. Developing good technique is emphasized, but not overdone. The lessons are fun and I was surprised with how powerful even a little knowledge about shuffles and power chords can be on the electric guitar. If you know how to play acoustic and want an inexpensive, quality intro to the e-guitar, then you'll enjoy this tape.
Customer Review: Great Teaching and Good Fun!
The video goes at a good pace and is easy to understand you need to get the book that goes along with it though. It is called "electric guitar primer." It comes with a CD that helps in learning chords and songs.

Tell Me How - Electric Guitar Maker

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A must for all spiritual seekers interested in India's legacy and gives insight into the living spirit of Hinduism.

Sadhana is the journey of a young seeker who follows the call of his soul to the mythical East. The result is a compelling docudrama about India, offering us a fascinating glimpse of the living spirit of Hinduism.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live at the El Mocambo 1983

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In 1990, Texas bluesman Stevie Ray Vaughan was just emerging from a long period in which drugs had taken their toll: the previous year's In Step album was the first he had made drug free, and the results were a marvel. But then, after sharing a stage with Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and Eric Clapton, he boarded a helicopter to Chicago. It crashed, and the career of one of the great blues guitarists was ended.

Rewind to 1983 and here is Stevie Ray at the beginning of his fame, his first album with his backing band Double Trouble, Texas Flood, having just been released to critical and popular acclaim. The venue is the El Mocambo club in Toronto, a dark, smoky joint with a laid-back but appreciative clientele. Vaughan, drummer Chris Layton, and bassist Tommy Shannon share the tiny stage. The guitarist, bedecked in trademark hat and alligator-skin boots, is pale of complexion, sweating from the heat and physical exertion, and physically much smaller than Shannon, who towers over him. But Vaughan dominates, as much by the magnetism of his flamboyant personality as his guitar playing. And what playing: by turns fiery, funky, then limpid and surprisingly graceful. Here is an authentic blues artist captured in the throes of living through his music. At this early stage in his career he was still very much in thrall to Jimi Hendrix (the flower-power shirt gives it away), as covers of "Voodoo Chile" and "Third Stone from the Sun" (the latter a Hendrix-inspired guitar-abuse session) indicate. The highlight of the show, however, is his rendition of "Texas Flood," which turns out to be an amazing essay on the art of blues guitar. This is a raw, intimate, and spontaneous record of a one-time event. All fans of the blues will be grateful to those who had the foresight to capture it on film. --Mark Walker
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Customer Review: SRV is King!
This dvd is a must have--both for those that are less familiar with Stevie's mastery as well as die hard fans. Throughout this compelling performance he becomes one with the guitar and delivers the kind of show of which legends are made. Buy this without hesitation, you will return to it again and again and always be rewarded.
Customer Review: The greatest blues DVD of all time!!!
You shouldn't have to read this review to be convinced to buy this DVD...just look at its rating--128 reviews with an average rating of five stars--128 people can't be wrong!! SRV is ON FIRE for this whole DVD. Some people think SRV got better after he kicked his drug habit. I would say that overall his ability wasn't affected by drugs. Toward the end of his drug habit when he was being more and more consumed by his usage, his performances became more erratically delivered, but this DVD is PROOF that he was in his PRIME in 1983, drugs or no drugs! (But don't do drugs--I don't want to sound like a drug advocate! :) The sound quality isn't top notch--a little muddy--but still good enough to do the performance justice. As a previous reviewer mentioned, this DVD captures an earlier time in the music business when TALENT and GREAT MUSIC mattered, not like today with the cookie-cutter little girls ruling the charts with lame, goofy mall-brat fluff songs and mediocre voices--grrrrrrrrrrrr! Take advantage of the wonderful technology of DVDs to transport yourself back in time when the world was a much better place, and BUY THIS DVD!!!

Eric Clapton - One More Car One More Rider

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Customer Review: Clapton at his best
This simply is one of the best recorded concerts by EC that I have heard and seen, and definitely the best video of him playing. Camera work and recording are perfect and the camera doesn't jump around as it does on many concert movies (such as Cream's "Goodbye" DVD) - you really can watch Slowhand playing in detail and I love to watch his technique as a fellow Blues guitarist!
Customer Review: Clapton's Best
I think this is Clapton's very best work. The DVD has excellent visuals and intense colors. The video clarity combined with the excellent audio on the songs create a very pleasant concert. A must for those wanting a Clapton experience in their DVD library. My second choice would be his concert in Hyde Park.

Learn to Play Electric Guitar Beginne

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The House of Blues and the producers of The Rock House Method have joined together to offer a unique and comprehensive beginner Electric Guitar program. This jam packed instructional DVD covers the complete spectrum of techniques and components that will have you playing today. The easy-to-follow 90 minutes of personal lessons with world-renowned instructor and guitarist Kevin McCreery will teach you step-by-step, starting with how to hold and tune the guitar, how to play essential chords and scales, lead patterns, practice tips, rhythm techniques and various exercises. The program includes full bass and drum backing tracks for you to play along with and much more.
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Customer Review: Great Beginners DVD
Really impressed with this DVD. Great instruction and the music is not outdated or boring. I've tried several learn to play guitar DVD before but this is the first one that really seems to keep me interested in coming back.

Electric Guitar Vitamin Mirror Case

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The Electric Guitar emblem is made of hand cast pewter. Each color is individually hand painted with durable enamel. This attractive vitamin mirror case is constructed of aluminum in a matte finish. The case measures 2 1/2 " x 2 1/4" x 1/2" with an inside divider to keep supplements organized. Carry your pills with style and keep them close at hand. Inside mirror is helpful for those quick on the spot checks. Great gift for people on the go.
Price: $16.00

Instant Play Guitar

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A results-oriented software program to get you playing immediately: that's Instant Play Guitar Express on two instructional CD-ROMs. First Lessons for Guitar offers a comprehensive guitar primer covering everything from basic technique to musical notation. Then, use a modern CD-ROM approach to arrange your own chord progressions for favorite songs with Chord Miner100, the comprehensive chord catalogue and interactive softwaretools for novices and proficient guitarists alike. From basic technique to progressive chording, Instant Play Guitar Express on CD-ROM gets you in the groove for accelerated, PC-based guitar fluency. System Requirements Windows 98 or higher Pentium IBM compatible PC, 233Mhz or faster 64MB of RAM (128MB with XP) 90MB hard drive space 16-bit color screen, 800 x 800 resolution or higher 8x or greater CD-ROM 16-bit Sound Blaster compatible sound card Speakers or headset Printer (optional) Internet access recommended for activation and updates
List Price: $9.99
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Play Electric Guitar Deluxe Edition v2.0

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CD-ROMBuy with confidence!Topics Entertainment Express Instant Play Electric Guitar deluxe version 2 is ready to take you from
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My Electric Guitar

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Pro-Grade 3-Piece HVLP Spray Gun Kit - Polished Aluminum

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An outstanding value in a professional-quality HVLP set to get you professional spraying and painting results. One-year warranty and Jack's Tool Shed worry-free Satisfaction Guarantee.
Price: $99.00

Grizzly H6015 Electric Guitar Amp-10 Watts

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Standard Horizontal Arched Neck Electric Guitar Mount

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This attractive mount allows you to display Gibson guitars horizontally, or at any angle you wish. Imagine your favorite guitars up on the wall, exhibited for everyone to see. You can create a music wall for your pleasure. Display it and play it! Your favorite guitars should be on display, not tucked away out of sight. Ideal for musicians who want to have easy access to their guitars. This strong, high quality two-piece mounting system is up in a matter of minutes. All mounting hardware included. Made in the USA. A Kirk Rogers invention.

DVFORGE JamPlug Guitar Amp

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Customer Review: For what i payed
I wasn't too disappointed. Really you're paying 15 bucks. There is some buzz, but it does what it's supposed to. I have a bartolini 5 string bass. At first i had some problems-i had my bass volume too high and on active-but once i turned down the bass volume switched to passive and turned up the jamplug it sounded pretty good. Real close to the direct in sound you get when recording in fact. Hey, i like it. I can wonder around and play. It's not the best tone but i'm happy. Cleaner tone would come thru a small prac amp with headphones, but that isn't this small is it?
Customer Review: pretty cool
Well I do use this for guitar/bass pratice. It does sound loud. Not bad for a pratice amp. With this one you can take anywhere with you to jam. You can also use the ear plug & plug it to your car stereo for a jam session... I liked it. The down side: Material is pretty cheap. cracks. Also theres a very minenute humm...

Washburn Hannah Montana Electric Guitar

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Price: $89.99

First Act ME601 Studio Series Arch Top Electric Guitar

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The First Act ME601 Single Cutaway Electric Guitar features a custom solid basswood body with a flame maple top and a single cutaway design that delivers bright and warm sound. With a maple neck and rosewood fingerboad, the ME601 is both sturdy and stylish. The contoured body has superb balance, a great feel, and excellent high fret access. Plus, with the two vintage-style covered humbucking pickups this guitar delivers an awesome, crisp sound. This guitar also features a titled 3 + 3 headstock and hardtail bridge with First Act's string retainer system to maximize sustain, chrome-covered tuning machines for accurate tuning, and volume and tone controls for sound tweaks. First Act didn't scrimp on style -- the ME601 features a contemporary pickguard shape and a unique "blue burst" finish.
List Price: $199.99
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Fender Presents: Getting Started on Electric Guitar -- A Guide for Beginners

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Hot Fuss

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Includes Two Bonus Tracks "Glamorous Indie Rock and Roll" and the Video of "Somebody Told Me"
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Customer Review: "I just can't look, it's killing me."
Hot Fuss is a pretty good album, a nice merger of that modern style of critically acclaimed rock I honestly don't like that much with some synthetic touches. When vocalist Brandon Flowers actually sings, he has a pretty good voice, my only problem is that all too often he just sort of half-heartedly shouts the lyrics. The problem grows a bit when the songs seem as focused on the vocals as they often do. The rest of the band members, especially the guitarist, can be solid musicians, they just don't stand out that much. Most of the tracks do have something to like though, and it's enjoyable music as long as you don't try to read into it too much. The lyrics often don't make sense, but that's only ever a problem for me if they're painful to listen to, and these are just a bit odd. The Killers are probably their best when they aren't sounding like every other mainstream rock band. "Jenny Was a Friend of Mine" contains one of the only instances of enjoyable bass-playing on the album, as it intermingles with high-pitched keys and crashing guitars. "Mr. Brightside" is my favorite of the two singles, with it being catchier than "Somebody Told Me" and a bit less repetitive, although that's not a bad song either. "Smile Like You Mean It" has a haunting and memorable synth part that drives the track, and helps make it one of the best. "All These Things That I've Done" is one of the more deliberate tracks, and isn't that entertaining besides an enjoyable detour with a choir repeating "I've got soul but I'm not a soldier". "On Top" is one of the more over-the-top techno sounding songs. As the album starts dragging, "Midnight Show" helps bring it back a bit, being pretty energetic and having a nice chorus. "Everything Will Be Alright" ends it in strange style, a slow-paced, odd song that is nonetheless compelling as Flowers repeatedly wails the title. If you enjoyed the singles at all I'd recommend giving it a shot.
Customer Review: Top Notch
One of the best alternative rock albums of all time (including edgy radio rock from 1990 to today). This album puts together a stockpile of hits and great melodies. But even if it wasn't for the hits, it does so well that it puts albums of that year by similar artists Franz Ferdinand/Modest Mouse/Bravery/and plenty of others to shame. Since then this group has kept up with a quite impressive catalog including another CD, a new rarities compilation, another hard-to-find rarities compilation, and many singles. This band is getting better on stage and with the music videos as well. Excellent! Standouts, other than the entire record, to me are "We're On Top" and "Smile Like You Mean It".

On And On

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The Sophomore Album from the Hawaiian Surfing Champion Includes the Bonus Track "The Horizon Has Been Defeated (Acoustic Version)" which is Not Found on the USA Equivalent.
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Customer Review: Not disappointed
Recently discovered JJ in the last year or so...now I have all his CD's with this one being the latest purchase. His music and talent is great. I was not disappointed at all.
Customer Review: Well he is not Neil Young, let alone the second coming
This guy is way overhyped, songwriting is whiny and lacks any facts or knowledge. Guitar playing is really childish skittishes that do not really portray any talent past knowing 3 chords. Tries to act like he is some voice that represents youth but fails miserably. I added this CD to my list of things I wipe with. If you really want to hear an acoustical session that proves this guy sux, there are some others out there. Marketing is the key in todays music world instead of talent and that is why this guy sells records. The lyrics suk, he is just crying and whining from visuals he gets from NPR or something, and that alone is enough to put someone to sleep. Boring, bad and will not be heard of in twenty years. I wish the next Hendrix or Neil Young would please stand up because the posers in here right now annoy me.

The One With The Most Guitars Wins T-Shirt

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The perfect shirt for any guitar player. The back of this shirt has an assortment of some of the finest guitars in the history of music. All of them are beautifully rendered in vibrant color. Show the world your excellent and knowledgeable taste in guitars. 16 different legendary guitars are pictured in this great graphic. The perfect shirt to wear to a concert, around the house or for a night out. Super-high-quality silk screening on these 100% cotton, pre-shrunk shirts. 100% brand new from the manufacturer...PERFECT!! This is a superb quality item, that you will wear with pride for years to come. Features an assortment of Gibson's, Fender's, Rick's, Parker, Jackson, and Ibanez guitars.

FAMOUS GUITARS T Shirt

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The coolest guitar players shirt on the market. The back of this shirt has the signature guitars from a who's-who of the greatest players of all-time. Show the world your excellent taste in guitarists. 11 different guitars are pictured in vivid color. The perfect shirt to wear to a concert, around the house or for a night out. A listing of the individual guitars. The King of modern rock guitar, tap-master Edward Van Halens' renowned Frankenstein Strat. The famous Flaming Strat from guitar-god, Jimi Hendrix. The godfather of hard rock, Jimmy Pages' Stairway To Heaven Doubleneck Gibson. The famous polka-dot flying V of the late, great Randy Rhoads. The legendary #1 Strat of Stevie Ray Vaughan. The greatest blues player to ever bend a string. Hard to believe it's been 10 years since his death. The famous Floral Pattern Jem of modern genius Steve Vai. The guitar that spawned a decade of grunge, Nirvanas' Kurt Cobain's Fender Mustang. The unique Cloud guitar of Prince. The man with the most recognizable vibrato ever; BB King's Lucille. One of the funkiest guitars in history, the Bo Diddly Twang Machine. The famous 12 string Rickenbacker of Roger McGuinn.

Skeletons with Electric Guitars Collector Metal Pocket Knife Rock n Roll Punk Guitar Knife

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Ready Set Learn! Paz's Guitar & Mic

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Rock out to pre-programmed tunes or compose your own with this flashing guitar and mic set.

Eight-key electric guitar
Fun, one-touch sound effects
Flashing lights for cool attitude
Eight pre-programmed tunes to sing along with
Perform like a rock star with a microphone headset and wild light effects
Kids can easily compose their own musical numbers
6 pre-set chords
3 percussion buttons to add fun dance beats
DJ scratch disc for mixing zany sounds
Volume on/off knob
Adjustable shoulder strap

Jam, riff, rock and learn to love music with this easy-to-play guitar – perfect for the youngest musicians.
Price: $24.95

First Act Electric Guitar with Amplifier

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Simba Electric Guitar - Black

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Price: $19.99

Play Electric Guitar: From Beginner to Band in 3 Months

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This interactive package (complete with a book, an instructional CD, a wall chart poster, a guitar pick and three sheets of fretboard stickers) equips the novice with everything he or she needs--short of an electric guitar and an amplifier--to become competent to play in a band within three months. The course is divided into twelve weekly lessons. Each lesson outlines the objectives of the week ahead and concludes with one of twelve specially commissioned backing tracks over which the novice can use the newly learned techniques. The book concludes with tips how to get the right sound from a guitar, amplifier and effects, as well as tips on forming a band, playing live and recording. If you've ever wanted to play in the band instead of just watching it, now you can!
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Customer Review: great alternative learning style
Okay so the pictures of the guy in white sneakers are super dumb- but the book IS very helpful for a beginner; It comes with small stickers to place underneath the strings to practice fingering per different color stickers numbered 1-5 indicating 1st, second, third... fingering- you get the idea; I wrote on the stickers the letter of each note so I wouldn't have to remember which colors indicated which notes; and the stickers come off clean with no residue; this is just an added bonus- b/c I initially bought this book over others- b/c it shows pictures of a players' hand with fingers on the correct frets along with the actual chart; Personally, it is much easier for me to look at a picture of someone playing the note rather than a chart with dots.And as I said the stickers make it a breeze- I don't have to look down every time I want to play a note to see if my fingers are in the right place. Also the book comes with a pic and a full length poster labeled "notes and scales" to refer to for all of the notes.I haven't really read through the book- I'm a scimmer anyway- and the first chapter is all about positioning and tuning- which I already know; But if you are a visual learner- and have had trouble in the past- get this book to start with; It's definitely learn at your own pace- and doesn't remind me of a boring text book- other authors should be as innovative; and yes it seems he numbers the strings backwards -but to each his own I guess- and with the stickers and pictures for reference, this has not confused me. I have been trying to learn guitar for forever- but the sheer boredom of most teaching styles has turned me off- this is straight to the point- no "hot cross buns"- and perfect for an ADD brain like mine to scim and take what information I need to build a foundation and learn my own way.
Customer Review: The String Diagrams are 100% correct, great book
I'm am an instructor and I am considering using this book. The string numbering convention is no different from any other guitar book. This book provides a structured schedule, cd examples, a chord poster and jam tracks. More books should be like this one.

How to Make Your Electric Guitar Play Great!: The Electric Guitar Owner's Manual (Guitar Player Book)

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From shopping for a first electric guitar to setting customized action, this do-it-yourself player's primer for owning and maintaining an electric guitar explains the ins and outs of: choosing the right guitar; cleaning, tools and basic maintenance; personalizing and improving on a "factory setup"; trouble-shooting; basic guitar electronics; setups of the pros; and much more. Written by Dan Erlewine, author of the bestselling Guitar Player Repair Guide and the popular "Repairs" column in Guitar Player magazine, this book also includes a plastic sheet with specialized guitar tools you can snap-out!
List Price: $19.95
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Customer Review: works great
All Right I Have This Book With The Guitar Player Repair Guide, It's Nice For The Radius Gauges In The Back,Each Book Covers Some Of The Same Things But This Book Covers Better Setting Intonation,And Tuning Systems Like The Buzz Feiten Tunning .And If You Have Fender Strats Old Or New He Cover's Them Good.So I Say If You Have The Tools And A Good Tuner Go For It.
Customer Review: Comprehensive Product
I am just starting to play a guitar and purchased an electric generic brand on E Bay. When I tried to play it, it was very stiff and hard to tune. After breaking a couple of strings I invested in the above book and made a few adjustments. They really worked and it now takes a lot less effort to make music. If you want to make your guitar sound great buy the book *******

Totally Guitar: The Definitive Guide

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Totally Guitar is the biggest and most complete book on the world's most popular instrument, full of expert tips and fascinating stories for both beginning and advanced players. An unrivalled guide to the guitar, here are the stories behind 100 key electric guitar makers, from Alembic to Zemaitis, with fabulous color photos of all the greatest models from the 1930s to the 2000s. Here too is advice on how to string, tune, set up, clean, maintain, and store a prized instrument. Add 1,250 bars of music, 250 chords, the biggest glossary of guitar terms ever assembled in one book, and hundreds of essential tips on 10 hot playing styles from acoustic to rock 'n' roll and the result is a modern bible for the guitar-obsessed.

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Customer Review: Great book if you don't already have Electric Guitars: The Illustrated Encyclopedia
When I got this book I was amazed at how huge it was. It's heavy too. In fact I'm not sure it would be safe to put this on a music stand, it could injure someone. The content is like having a couple years worth of Guitar Player magazine columns in one big book. Covers over a dozen styles in their individual chapters with some representative licks. Also lots of guitar maintenance stuff, tho I just don't see how a book of this bulk could work in a workshop environment. So the book is pretty great, the only BIG problem I have is that 300 pages of this book is a reprint of Tony's previous book, "Electric Guitars: The Illustrated Encyclopedia". And I had just bought that book 2 weeks before. So if you have THAT book already, then you are getting just 297 pages of new material in a book that's 3x as heavy as that one (this one is hardcover). If that factoid was mentioned in the review than I guess it's my own fault, but either way it bears repeating. Of course if you don't have the previous book than this is great. The colors are a bit richer than the previous book, too. But I probably would have skipped this if I had known the above.
Customer Review: Totally Guitar...Totally Awesome (sorry, it was too easy)
This is a great book...voluminous. Easy to follow visuals. Great depth in a variety of styles.

Old Guitarist - Pablo Picasso Museum Quality Art Print, Poster

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Brand New Museum Quality Art Print, Poster Measuring Paper Size: 24.00 x 36.00 inches - Image Size: 24.00 x 24.00 inches. Shipped Fast in a Crush Proof Mailing Tube.

Reclining Nude and Musician by Pablo Picasso Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 12.00 x 9.50 in. - Artist: Pablo Picasso

Old Guitarist - Pablo Picasso Poster - Framing Options

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Brand New Poster - Framing Options Measuring Paper Size: 22.00 x 28.00 inches - Image Size: 18.00 x 22.00 inches. Shipped Fast in a Crush Proof Mailing Tube.

Electric Guitar Mug

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* Custom coffee mugs are dishwasher-safe and microwave-safe. Colors are permanently baked into the mug''s surface.
* If you have new ideas or need help selecting text for your custom coffee mugs please contact us.
* Size: 11 oz. capacity ceramic coffee mug.
The "SHOPZEUS.COM" label is just a watermark in the picture.

Electric Guitar Table

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Short on space? Got no room for your beer and concert DVDs with your guitar and amp set up? Never fear! Duck Soup to the rescue! This electric guitar table comes with a fully functioning amp! Totally unique, its a must-see, must-have for any rock n roller. Renegade Russ says its the only piece of furniture anyone really needs. We think hes onto something. Please contact us for shipping details.

It's Hard to be Humble When you play an ELECTRIC GUITAR 11 oz. White Mug

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Price: $12.99

Starlicks Sessions With Les Paul: Instructional Guitar Video

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This Les Paul instructional video represents a rare and historical in-depth view of the living legend that inspired the revolutionary development of the recording industry. Les not only invented the electric guitar, he also perfected the technique of multi-track recording and experimented with the use of "echo", what we now refer to as "reverb"

Phil Keaggy - Electric Guitar Style

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Guitar Basics: Step One, for Electric or Acoustic Guitar

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Grizzly H5953 Electric Guitar Case-Abs.

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Pro-Grade Aluminum HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun with Gauge

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Pro-Grade HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun with Gauge - PVC Canister

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Speak a Volcano: Return to Electric Guitar

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Customer Review: Return to the electric guitar...for half the show anyway
Yes it is great to see him back on electric. The image quality is stunning, really incredible. The camera angles are great on Dimeola (Patient and revealing) but a little weird on some of the band. There are no shots that reveal the keys of the keyboardist and or what type of boards he uses. (The angle is kind of from below) This may not be important to most people but I would have liked a little bit more creativity on the shot selection and angles. Few revealing shots of the bassist and percussionist. There are some good shots of the drummer. (especially the overhead) Wish they had that on the keys! It's weird because there are no guitar amps visible and I wanted to see what amp he had. He's playing a beautiful PRS. The drum set is behind glass which is a little weird but... Clearly this was an effort to get the best sound rather than an approximation of an actual live show. This is the best Dimeola DVD thus far. His guitar sound is nice but polished..gone are the intense Les Paul and raw amp sounds of his "Wizard" days. Speaking of that how can he not play the "Wizard?". My only gripe is that he plays too much acoustic when it's billed as the return to the electric. We have had years of hearing and seeing what he can do on the acoustic. Then he also breaks out the classical guitar too..almost feels like he is saying "look what I can do!" We all know he's great and his right hand technique is stunning. I just think the acoustic ruins the pacing of the presentation and is too reminicent of the other dvd's. The bonus material is very good with a lenghty & detailed interview and even some playing tips which are pretty cool. This guy has one of the strongest right hands in the business. It IS a 5 star product but the song selection and the over-use of the acoustic(given it's billed as a return to the electric)brings it down to 4. Two hours of material. Dimeola needs to be playing electric like this...it has way more impact than the all acoustic material. Wish he would have done some more from the first 3 albums. BUY IT.
Customer Review: AL IS BACK!
IT HAS BEEN A FEW YEARS SINCE AL DI MEOLA HAS PLAYED MUCH ELECTRIC GUITAR AT A CONCERT. IT IS NICE TO SEE IT. THERE ARE ALSO SOME ACOUSTIC SONGS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SHOW. THIS IS THE BEST DVD RELEASED SO FAR FROM AL DI MEOLA. A GREAT PERFORMANCE AND A GREAT PRODUCTION. I HOPE THAT THERE ARE MORE DVD'S RELEASED FROM AL WHEN HE PLAYED MORE ELECTRIC IN THE LATE 70'S.

Warren Haynes: Electric Blues & Slide Guitar

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Completely redesigned with many innovative additions and newly-recorded introductions by leading musicians, these DVD versions of classic Hot Licks titles are far more than simple reissues. The crisp new transfers are accompanied by several new DVD features including slow-motion video with standard pitch audio, and subtitling in Spanish, French, German and Italian.

Warren Haynes Electric Blues & Slide Guitar) Warren Haynes, of The Allman Brothers Band, has also enjoyed an outstanding solo career as a bluesman. On this great DVD he covers a wide range of blues and slide skills and techniques, including phrasing, vibrato, string bending, and soloing as well as mixing major and minor scales, using space, and looking for blue notes within intervals. An intense and rewarding blues lesson guaranteed to improve your playing!

With a New Introduction by Jeff Golub Jeff Golub began his career as guitarist for rocker Billy Squier. He has recorded numerous solo CDs and is a highly valued session player and sideman, having worked with such artists as Peter Wolf, John Waite, Tina Turner, Vanessa Williams, and Rod Stewart.

You'll Never Miss Another Note -You see the music and the tablature on screen as it's being played! -All right and left hand techniques are shown in close up and with helpful split-screen effects to make learning easy -Slow motion segments with standard pitch sound -Artist biography -Selected discography -Suggested listening -Booklet with music examples included
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Customer Review: Warren does it again
Next to Duane Allman there's Warren Haynes. That's really saying something. I've played for 30 years and found some good licks in this DVD. I like it that a book comes with it with everything written down that's on the DVD so you can't mess it up.
Customer Review: Private Lesson with Warren
great video for begining to intermediate players. really focuses on tone. valuable slide techniques and it is shot well.

Howlin Wolf: In Concert 1970

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Product Description: This DVD shows Howlin' Wolf prowling on stage at the first Washington D.C. Blues Festival in November 1970, supported by his top-notch band. Hear him moan his earth-shaking blues and watch his unforgettable stage antics and you'll see why Sam Phillips - who also discovered Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Jerry lee Lewis - called Howlin' Wolf his greatest discovery.
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Customer Review: Nice to have a full concert; too bad it's not 1960 rather than 1970
I just reviewed this DVD for my local blues society. I won't waste a lot of time, but I will send you to Perry Celestino's very accurate and very well-written review. I am in 100% agreement, and I, too, am a HUGE fan of the Wolf's work. Hubert Sumlin makes this video. Buy the video for what Hubert adds to the unbalanced sound and somewhat lackluster performance of Wolf. The "Tail Dragger" seems old, tired, and going through the motions. At this point in his career, he had had, I believe, one heart attack and was on kidney dialysis. The Howlin' Wolf Story on DVD is crisper, it sounds better, it and gives a better insight into the Howlin' Wolf we blues fans love. Buy this for an example of a Howlin' Wolf concert--of which there are few.
Customer Review: The First Entire Howlin Wolf Concert Available.
The Howlin' Wolf was a literal giant of the Blues. However, unlike his contemporary, Muddy Waters, very little video material has ever been released on Wolf. There has been the documentary "The Howlin Wolf Story", with no concert footage, "The Devil Got My Woman" which had Wolf set up like he was at a Juke behind the scenes at the Newport Jazz Festival and the American Folk Blues Festivals, the best being this year's release of Wolf in the UK Tours. However, no complete concert has ever been released. We all waited months for this one. This DVD was released by Vestapol, which by the way, is an Open D tuning in Blues guitar. This company with Rounder and Stefan Grossman have produced a lot of marvelous products in Blues music over the years including rare material on Freddie King, Albert Collins, Lightning Hopkins, John Lee Hooker and so on. The DVD consists of a filmed concert by a man called Topper Carew and a color bonus track "Sitting On Top Of the World". The program runs for about an hour and five minutes. The concert itself was filmed at the first Washington D.C. Blues Festival in November 1970. Wolf has a great band with him for this concert. His old side kick, Hubert Sumlin is in fine form and we can hear him clearly throughout the performance. It is a good insight into his style which I am sure guitarists will love. We also see and hear the fantastic piano man Sunnyland Slim who turns in a great performance (film on Slim is rarer than Howlin Wolf!). We also see drummer S.P. Leary who played a lot in Chicago and spent time in Muddy's band as well. OK, something different for my reviews, the bonus track is the absolute highlight of the film. It is in colour and shows a vital, entertaining and charismatic Wolf doing the Mississippi Sheiks tune "Sitting On Top Of The World" which was a hit for Wolf at Chess and covered by the Cream in the late 1960s. It is fantastic you'll play that one over and over. Hey, Hubert Sumlin is playing a Rickenbacker guitar! The main concert is filmed in B&W and the sound is not that good, Wolf's voice seems to be buried in the mix. A lot of the shots of Wolf are out of focus and the guitar and piano (which are good) are too loud. Wolf does not seem to be the man we have seen before, the one I saw and met in person in 1968 at the Cafe Au Go Go in NY. He turns in a lackluster, apathetic and subdued performance. He is more intent on telling the audience how his is the REAL Wolf and the real deal and so on and seems to waste a lot of time. He sits, prances, lays down on stage and seems to have lost his focus-at this performance. I have always loved the Wolf and have collected over 30 of his CDs over the years. I regard myself as a big fan, but this show does not do him justice. Again, the the band is good but the sound quality is not great. I have seen him live in clubs and he was superb, maybe its due to the larger venue and his age at the time (about 6 years before he died). Also Wolf only plays harp in this set and no slide guitar(as in "Dust My Broom" and "Down At The Bottom")or any guitar at all and that was a disappointment. OK the set list. The concert begins with a long version of "Dust My Broom" which turns into "Highway 49" with a lot of repetition. Wolf then proceeds to do a version of his biggest hit "How Many More Years"in which he does do his famous "one note vibrato" on the harp-really cool. He learned the harp from his brother-in-law Sonny Boy Williamson II. We then hear the highlight of the set "Killing Floor" just great, even if Wolf changes the words a bit. A sound version. In-between the tunes are some interviews with Wolf and Sunnyland Slim, some of it is interesting. The next tune "Howlin' On My Darling (Baby) one of Wolf's signature tunes is great but very short we lose some to another interview. As we do again with Willie Dixon's "Back Door Man" which, in this case is too bad. The final three tunes, "I Want To Have A Word With You", "Smile At Me" (these run together) and "Decoration Day" are done with a lot of talking and banter as well as stage antics. "Decoration Day" is almost a Talking Blues like Albert King used to do. The set ends with a harp lead instrumental, not on the track list. I don't review products I don't enjoy or find historically important for the Blues. I love all Blues. If you are a Blues fan, or are a player, this is a interesting DVD to have in your collection. If you have interest in Chicago Blues, this is a good show to see. However, if you worry about sound and picture quality or only have a casual interest in the Wolf or Blues you should begin with one of the other DVDs outlined at the beginning of this review.

Play Guitar v2.0

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Instant Play Guitar on DVD-ROM puts you in tune with fast, flexible, PC-based guitar instruction on four progressive software discs. First Lessons for Guitar offers a comprehensive guitar primer covering everything from basic technique to musical notation. Swing to the next level with the aptly titled Guitar Improver, as it reinforces previous lessons at the same time introducing new finger style and soloing skills. Guitar Songs and Styles builds your guitar repertoire from the realm of blues, bluegrass, and country, featuring songs made famous by artists such as Chet Atkins and Johnny Cash. Finally, arrange your own chord progressions with Chord Miner 1000, the comprehensive chord catalogue and interactive toolbox for novices and serious guitarists alike. From strumming to solos, get into the groove of results-oriented guitar proficiency, with Instant Play Guitar on DVD-ROM. Requires Windows 98 or higher and Pentium IBM-compatible PC, 233 MHz or faster
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Play Electric Guitar Deluxe

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With Instant Play Electric Guitar Deluxe, you've got a complete interactive approach to playing the electric guitar, in any number of styles!
List Price: $39.99
Amazon Price: $31.49
Customer Review: What you get is what you put in
First my biggest complaints: (1) the publisher annoyingly ships the product on four CDs that ultimately only installs about 500MB total (with *everything*). (2) the program has pretty small videos. The videos end up being decent to use, and intuitive within the program - popup videos wouldn't have worked as effectively - still, I think they could have increased the resolution a bit and used more screen real estate. But the videos are not unusable. As a resource for an absolute beginner who isn't certain yet about the expense of biweekly personal guitar lessons - buying this software on sale is an absolute bargain. The software is a first step for anyone just picking up the guitar - because that describes me. However, it does NOT, as the website claims, provide anything near enough material to: "Master an instrument...". It does show how to begin reading music, and the videos, however miniscule, allow me to correct myself. I've had this software as well as the Hal Leanard Guitar Method books for about six months now. I think they go great together. But I can definitely see outgrowing this software in the six months with daily practice. Ultimately I'd definitely say a resource that allows six months of daily practice is worth the price. I just wish the publisher didn't mislead about the "mastery" bit. But since it's pretty obvious the publisher (Topics-Entertainment) had nothing to do with the actual content, I can't really ding the content for the arrogance of the publisher, now can I?
Customer Review: A pretty terrible rip off, really
I don't know if other guitar learning software is like this but the "Instant Play" series is horrible. For this price I thought it would include massive amounts of diagrams and scale figures. All this has is some lame videos a few chord charts. This is a big waste of money. Everything on here and more can be found online for free. Don't buy this or any music learning software for that matter to be on the safe side.

Instant Play Electric Guitar

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With Play Electric Guitar, beginners who want a fast, flexible, computer-based teaching tool have the in-depth instruction they need. This total beginner's guide covers everything you need to know for developing the guitar skills that rock the house down.
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Old Guitarist by Pablo Picasso Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 22.00 x 28.00 in. - Artist: Pablo Picasso

Fingerstyle Freddie by Maurice Evans Art Print Poster

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Electric Blue by John Jone's Art Print Poster

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Electric Guitar Kit

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Electric guitar with bolt-on maple neckRosewood fingerboard with 22 fretsKit includes: 7-watt amplifier gig bag and accessories
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Play Electric Guitar Deluxe v2.0

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Take the first steps to becoming a talented musician with Instant Play Electric Guitar Deluxe on six individual CD-ROMs. First Lessons for Electric Guitar offers a comprehensive beginners guide to rhythm and lead guitar, covering everything from instrument tuning and amp set-up, to finger positioning and basic technique. Let your fingers do the walking to the next level with the aptly titled Electric Guitar Improver, as it reinforces previous lessons and introduces you to new tracks exploring rock, blues, and indie guitar genres. Play along to over a dozen tracks at the same time perfecting classic rock-n-roll chording with Master Rock Power Chords. Let Blues Guitar Foundation serve as your comprehensive introduction to blues guitar, featuring the history of early guitarists and instruction in creating a classic blues sound. Play lead or rhythm with a full blues band, working on your licks and riffs all the way, as Play Blues Guitar offers an extensive library of blues tracks to accompany you. Finally, Songbuilder provides an effective way to create, store, and share your song folios in one easily accessed format. From tuning your guitar to taking a solo; rock-n-roll to rhythm-and-blues: get into the groove of results-oriented electric guitar proficiency with Instant Play Electric Guitar Deluxe on CD-ROM. Also includes an added DVD BONUS! Wired an easy-to-follow video instruction for guitar care and repair, including proper tuning, stringing, set-up, and troubleshooting.
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First Act ME447 Designer Double Cutaway Electric Guitar

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The First Act ME447 Designer Double Cutaway Electric Guitar features a custom solid body with a double cutaway design that delivers a warm and brilliant sound. With a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, the ME447 is both sturdy and stylish. The contoured body has excellent high fret access, and the two, patent-pending, high-output humbucking pickups that deliver an awesome sound. This guitar also features a titled 3 + 3 headstock and classic hardtail bridge to maximize sustain, chrome-covered tuning machines for accurate tuning, and volume and tone controls for sound tweaks. First Act also didn't scrimp on style -- the ME447 features a high-gloss metallic blue finish with retro stylings, but with a modern vibe and an attractive white pearloid contemporary pickguard shape.
List Price: $179.99
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Customer Review: first act first affordable and good quality
I purchased the guitar because it was affordable and very stylish. I've been playing guitar for 17 years and just wanted something cheap and cool to play around with. I was very surprised with the quality and for the price I couldn't be happier. Great first guitar or second and very cool looking. For the experienced guitar player looking for something just to play for kicks..this is a great option.

It's OK, I'm With The Band Men's Guitar T-Shirt Small thru 5X

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Features the print on the front. 100% cotton, pre-shrunk shirts.

Musical Instrument twist top ball point pen ~ Awesome Stocking Stuffer!

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Keep score with this twist top ball point pen. Available in black clarinet or trumpet or green guitar. Unique stocking stuffer for the music lover!

Guitar by Umo Lorenzo silver metal cufflinks

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If you're getting ready for a night out on the town in style, be sure to include this set of silver Italian made cuff links. Any man can look good in great clothing, but his attention to detail is what makes a man stand out. This rockin' electric guitar cuff link set offers an added style which is sure to turn heads. Combine this item with one of our many music themed neckties for the perfect gift!

First Act Designer Acoustic Guitar - Blue Bling

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Price: $39.99

Tiger Electronics Power Tour Electric Guitar PINK With Instructional DVD

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Batteries Required (Sold Separately): 4 AA Batteries 12 Build-in songs for easy learning! Build-in speaker.

First Act Acoustic Guitar

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Price: $34.49

50 Years of the Gibson Les Paul: Half a Century of the Greatest Electric Guitars

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This exciting book documents the complete decade-by-decade story of one of the world's most important and influential electric guitars. The Gibson Les Paul turned 50 years old in 2002, and since its invention, its sweet, urgent sound has been used by a host of major rock players - from Eric Clapton in Cream to Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols, from Joe Walsh in The Eagles to Slash of Guns N'Roses. Unique color photographs feature a multitude of luscious Les Paul models and highlight great players in action with their Les Paul guitars. Meticulous listings for the collector document every model produced from 1952 to the present day. 50 Years of the Gibson Les Paul is a beautiful, detailed examination of six decades of great guitars and the fine musicians inspired to play them.

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Customer Review: Excellent,good book to know the history of this guitar.
Gibson Electrics - The Classic YearsGibson Guitars: 100 Years of an American Icon
Customer Review: Another must have for Gibson lovers
A great book on Gibsons and also for references.

Six Decades of the Fender Telecaster: The Story of the World's First Solidbody Electric Guitar

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Launched by the fledgling Fender company in 1950, the Telecaster has become the longest-lived solidbody electric guitar, played by everyone from Muddy Waters to Chrissie Hynde. All who play know that the key to the Telecaster's importance and versatility is its sheer simplicity. Packed with high-quality photographs of the great Telecasters, collectable catalogs, period press ads, and memorabilia, this tribute tells the story of the Telecaster and the Fender Company through exclusive interviews with Fender figures who were there when this musical star was born.

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Customer Review: Fun book With Lotsa Pictures
First the disclaimer: I do not own a Telecaster nor do I even play guitar. I happen to think that a Telecaster is one of the most beautiful man made objects there is, so I got this book. I enjoyed reading the story of how the guitar was developed and how it evolved. Not being an expert on these matters, I an not comment on any of the technical aspects of Mr. Bacon's work. If you have any fondness for Fender Telecasters or want to learn about a part of rock, pop, and country history, you need this book.
Customer Review: SIx Decades of Fender Telecaster
Fantastic book for Fender Telecaster users. This book takes you from the beginning to the present History of Leo Fender and his line of Guitars. Highly recommended.

The Fender Electric Guitar Book: A Complete History of Fender Instruments

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To mark the 60th anniversary of Fender, Backbeat's introduced a new, completely revised third edition of this bestseller. Fender guitars have long been the instruments of choice for artists such as Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. This book tells the complete story of Fender guitars, detailing classics such as the Telecaster, Stratocaster & Jazzmaster as well as lesser-known models. Dozens of photos reveal Fender's storied craftsmanship, while the text includes collector details for all models. The reference section lists all models and their statistics. This new edition has been refreshed and updated, with 56 extra pages and over 60 new photographs. The main text has added material and has been brought up to date to cover Fender's ever-changing history amid the fascinating developments for the company and its instruments during the eight years since the previous edition.

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Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live From Austin, Texas

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Few guitarists ever mastered the Fender Stratocaster like the late, great Texas bluesman Stevie Ray Vaughan, and this priceless digital video disc collects both of the sizzling appearances that Vaughan and his solid band, Double Trouble, made on the PBS concert series Austin City Limits. Combined to form the most popular program in the show's distinguished history, the concerts were taped in 1983 and 1989; both provide a valuable portrait of Vaughan's astounding artistic development. The performances serve as bookends to Vaughan's brilliant career with Double Trouble, showing (in the words of producer Terry Lickona) a striking contrast between "zero self-confidence" and "pure magic," but in both cases you can see a master at work. Songs include "Pride and Joy," "Texas Flood," "Voodoo Chile," "Cold Shot," and "Riviera Paradise." This great-sounding DVD also includes the posthumous music video "Little Wing," featuring clips of Double Trouble and archival footage of blues greats from the 1920s to the mid-1990s. If you're even a part-time blues fan, Stevie Ray Vaughan: Live from Austin, Texas is a must-have disc. --Jeff Shannon
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Customer Review: Best of the Stevie Ray Vaughan Video Collections
This is the best of the three video collections of Stevie Ray Vaughan performances I have viewed. The sound quality and the performances by SRV are excellent. Montreaux and Mocambo are excellent, too, but this is the best of the three.
Customer Review: Stevie Ray Vaughn is so inspiring!
I don't even play guitar but this makes me want to play.Excellent footage of him wailing on the guitar.

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985

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If you have even a passing interest in Stevie Ray Vaughan's peerless mastery of urban blues guitar, you must own Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985. Spaced almost exactly three years apart, these concerts (60 and 93 minutes, respectively) represent the Texan blues god at his fiery best, with Double Trouble (drummer Chris Layton and bassist Tommy Shannon) laying the solid foundation upon which SRV built a Fender-driven sound as fierce as it was perfectly refined. The '82 show was truly "success in disguise," because despite booing from a festival audience lulled by a day of acoustic blues, and the stunned dejection that SRV felt after persevering through a uncompromising set, this was the turning point in SRV's career, leading to post-show encounters with Jackson Browne and David Bowie, who proved instrumental in bringing Stevie's music to an appreciative global audience.
When Stevie, Chris, and Tommy returned to Switzerland three years later, with organist Reese Wynans adding rich new dimension to the Double Trouble sound, the Montreux crowd was primed for a rip-snorting set, and SRV's jubilant response is a joyous thing to witness. One of SRV's favorite bluesmen, Johnny Copeland, appears for a three-song triumph in a set that's uniformly superior and ecstatically energized. Basic three-camera coverage is all you need, although guitar students--for whom this DVD is a godsend--will surely wish for more emphasis on SRV's picking and fretwork. Recording quality is superb in the Montreux tradition, with 5.1-channel remixes that surpass the original masters. A splendid 23-minute documentary features retrospective interviews with Layton, Shannon, Browne, and John Mayer, and the accompanying booklet includes a heartfelt reminiscence from Bowie. Stevie Ray may be gone, but Live at Montreux ensures that his gold-standard legacy will endure. --Jeff Shannon
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Customer Review: Stevie at his Best
A really great video. Stevie at his very best. Great footage of his guitar skills from interesting angles. It is a treat watching Stevie play. My son and I enjoy watching this video. Leroy
Customer Review: Incredible!
The Montreux 1985 live of Stevie Ray is one of the great guitar blues performances ever! Definitely a must-have not only for fans but for all music lovers.

Brushfire Fairytales

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Fans of Willy Porter, Ben Harper, and G. Love will all want to check out Jack Johnson's engaging folk- and blues-inflected pop. Born in Oahu, Hawaii, Johnson, a former surfer and film-school graduate, has a knack for acoustic ballads whose calm surfaces hide a subtle but strong lyrical undertow. "It seems to me that 'maybe' pretty much always means 'no,'" sings Johnson on "Flake," which features crony Harper on slide guitar. Production by J.P. Plunier (who also handles Harper's recordings) is simple and uncluttered: acoustic guitar and drum tracks share the foreground with Johnson's easygoing vocals, which evoke everyone from G. Love (who recorded Johnson's "Rodeo Clowns" on his Philadelphonic album) to Nick Drake to Willy Porter. And while Johnson may not have Porter's guitar chops, these songs have a relaxed beauty and understated depth that reward repeated listening. --Bill Forman
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Customer Review: Great CD
Although this is his first or one of his first cds, it is one of his best. It's typical Jack Johnson!
Customer Review: Perfect
I like this music. Perfect for what I need it for. Teaching college students a fitness class. In great condition

It's Hard to be Humble When you play an ELECTRIC GUITAR Apron

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This makes a great gift, it easily washable in the washer and dryer and the design is printed on the front.
Price: $20.99

Mug with chimpanzee, instrument, monkey, musical, ape, playing, pet, animal, guitar, electric

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* Custom coffee mugs are dishwasher-safe and microwave-safe. Colors are permanently baked into the mug''s surface.
* If you have new ideas or need help selecting text for your custom coffee mugs please contact us.
* Size: 11 oz. capacity ceramic coffee mug.
The "SHOPZEUS.COM" label is just a watermark in the picture.

Work Is For People Who Don't Play The ELECTRIC GUITAR Mug (Your Choice of Colors)

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Opinionsrfun offers over 30,000 designs offered on tons of products from drinkware to apparel.

Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Working: Rare Performances 1968-1978

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Die-hard Muddy Waters fans will welcome this 12-song, 54-minute compilation of excellent live performances, but for an introduction to the legendary bluesman's music, blues neophytes may wish to look elsewhere (perhaps to In Concert 1971). Culled from three separate videotaped concerts for German television (from 1968, '74, and '78), these recordings are modest in quality (mono mixed for two-channel stereo), while the visuals provide routine two- or three-camera studio coverage. But these are indeed "rare performances" as the packaging promises, and they show Muddy Waters and his exceptional hand-picked sidemen in the prime of their latter-day incarnations, after acknowledgement by the Rolling Stones and other fast-rising rockers led to Muddy's renaissance period as the father of modern blues.
The indisputable highlight here is the '78 performance of "Mannish Boy," in which Muddy rips into a gospel-like delivery of one of his greatest signature songs. Pianist Pinetop Perkins joins in for a fun romp on "Caldonia" (giving a bluesy alternative to the better-known Louis Jordan versions), and Muddy's slide guitar (particularly on the title track) is as good as it ever was. Likewise for his vocals--they grew richer, deeper, and more commanding with age. It's a shame this Shanachie/Yazoo DVD doesn't provide liner notes or details about these specific performances, but this is electric blues in its purest form, from its purest practitioner, and we can be grateful these recordings have survived for posterity. --Jeff Shannon
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Customer Review: Great Footage of a Legend
Guitar players can learn a lot from this video. Great footage of Mud in several live performances. A must have.
Customer Review: Great picture,horrible sound
A chance to see Muddy Waters perform live is always welcome,however upon putting this disc in my machine i was extremly shocked at the sound quality.I have some of this footage from other sources (Japenese Laserdisc and foreign rebroadcasts on private vhs tapes)and they sound great,I have no idea how the producers of this disc have massacred it,but it was a GREAT dissapointment when I know what it should have been.Be warned if you purchase this.

Johnny Winter - Pieces & Bits

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Customer Review: Do not waste your money!!
I grabbed this on vhs (thank god) what a joke all the "interviews" are over the phone the footage is simply pitiful!! i have boots that would knock this crap out of the park the so called "concert" footage is so sickingly beyond believe that it makes one wonder if Winter himself ever had a hand in this,one part is, at best 4-5th gen bootleg footage, where is the Musikladen footage? where is Winters consideration for his fans??? Go to your nearest record show find some quality footage and leave this trash to the landfill
Customer Review: HIGH-TECH
First of all I would like to say that I like JW very much! but this DVD is terrible! It's like a pirated VCD. When we speak of DVD, it comes to our mind of high-tech. In this DVD there's nothing high-tech. The songs which he performed by the way are all excellent, the quality of sound is fair and the quality of the picture is the worst I've ever seen. If you're a JW die hard fan, think twice before buying this DVD. I recommend that you buy his albums instead.

Basic Guitar and String Set Up for Acoustic and Electric Guitars

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This 30-minute video will teach you everything you need to know to keep your guitar in great playing condition. Covers everything from how to hold the guitar to strumming patterns to tuning.
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B.B. KING/STANDING ROOM ONLY

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He has reigned as the "King of the Blues" since the early 50's, yet B.B. King continues to wear the crown with dignity and class. Time has had no apparent effect on him, other than to make him more popular, more cherished and more relevant than ever. Over his illustrious career, B.B. King has released over 50 albums and defined the blues for a worldwide audience. From small town cafes to juke joints to the largest rock arenas, B.B. King has become one of the most renowned national and international stars of this generation. Over the years, B.B. has developed one of the world's most easily identifiable playing styles on his signature Gibson guitar affectionately named "Lucille." His precise and complex vocal-like string bend and his left hand vibrato techniques have become indispensable components of many rock guitarists including legends such as Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page. B.B. has been able to effortlessly mix traditional blues, jazz, swing and mainstream pop, creating his own unique sound. As B.B. puts it, "When I sing, I play in my mind; and the minute I stop singing orally, I start singing by playing Lucille." All of these qualities and more are on display in this outstanding performance, recorded at the Trump Marina Hotel on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. B.B. delivers the goods on classics such as "Ain't Nobody's Business What I Do," "Why I Sing the Blues" and the immortal "The Thrill is Gone." This performance once again confirms that B.B. King is an American institution who deserves his rightful place among other American music icons such as Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Billie Holiday, Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra.
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Customer Review: B.B. King And His Band In The Early 1990s
This DVD was delayed in its release for some reason, but we are glad to have it. Material on the "Chairman of the Board of the Blues" is getting a bit hard to find. B.B. has had some recent releases such as "By Request" and "The Jazz Channel Presents" but they show an older, slower player who is still delightful, but not the man we have seen over the years. This set is fantastic. B.B. is standing during the entire performance and he has the tight fantastic band he toured with for about 15 years. It features many great musicians including the dancing trumpet player and excellent bass player (Michael Dunston) and his nephew Walter King as the Musical Director. The show was filmed in Atlantic City in the early 1990s at the Trump Hotel. B.B. is in great form and goes through a selection of his most famous tunes such as "Why I Sing The Blues","Paying The Cost To Be the Boss", "Let The Good Times Roll" and "The Thrill is Gone". And also some less known ones such as "I'll Still Be Around" and "I'm A Poor Man But I'm A Good Man (an old Delta tune)". This DVD is a must for Blues lovers. B.B. is now over 80 and this concert along with "Live At Nick's" and "Blues Master: Performances" are just about his best filmed work. His most interesting set is "Live In Africa" with a colossal Big Band (0ver 30 pieces) and Larry Carlton on second guitar. His interpretation of "Sweet Sixteen", to me, is B.B.'s best ever filmed tune. I have a rare clip from VHS of B.B. doing "Don't Cut Your Hair" at the Cafe au GoGo in NY in the 1960s-I wish we could get that one! Also his original TV performance on Jazz Casual PBS in the US is very worthwhile. Mr King is a musical treasure and more archival material needs to be found and released on him in his prime (we need the Fillmore concerts put out with everyone like B.B., Albert and Freddie King). However, for now, this is a journey into the recent past with a healthier and younger B.B. King playing to an enthusiastic and appreciative audience. The sound is good and the set is about 62 minutes.
Customer Review: Outstanding presentation!
Frankly, I didn't expect much from this DVD release, since it was priced so inexpensively. But what a nice surprise to discover what must be one of B.B.'s better live shows! The sound is superb and the camerawork was great. B.B. was obviously in top form on the date this show was recorded ('90 or '91, I'm guessing). He sounds really good and has a very talented band, too. It's obvious that the audience was happy to become a part of the show on several of the tracks. Even if you're not a B.B. King fan, you should enjoy this concert.

Miles Electric - A Different Kind of Blue

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When he released "Bitches Brew" in 1970, Miles Davis opened up a new angle to jazz which stirred up emotions like no other record before. Some critics accused Davis of selling out, while the public bought it like crazy. It is one of the most examined albums of all time, even garnering a box set of the sessions. To date, "Bitches Brew" is one of the top selling jazz albums of all time. "Miles Electric: A Different Kind of Blue" examines the next step in the creative process...performing these songs live. The 1970 Isle of Wight featured an array of performers from The Who to Jethro Tull to Joni Mitchell. With improvisation playing a big role in the performance, the band (Jack DeJohnette, Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett, Gary Bartz and Dave Holland) had to be "on", yet ready to change on the fly. Directed by award-winning producer Murray Lerner, "Miles Electric" sits down with several of the performers who played with Miles, interspersed with his 1970 Isle of Wight performance, as well as artists such as Carlos Santana and Joni Mitchell, who describe the impact Miles Davis had towards music.
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Customer Review: A fine documentary with a 37-minute live performance
MILES ELECTRIC is a documentary about Miles Davis' turn to electric instruments and long jams at the end of the 1960s, told through interviews and concert footage. Special attention is given to the 1970 performance at the Isle of Wight festival, where this new kind of music reached a live audience of 600,000. The creators of the documentary were able to assemble a number of musicians who worked with Miles in the period. Besides prominent figures like Herbie Hancock, Keith Jarrett and (disgustingly) Chick Corea, there are also interviews with lesser-known figures from the "On the Corner" album and live setups. The representative of jazz criticism--and the main antagonist of electric-period Miles--is Stanley Crouch. His gadfly antics were brought in to give some balance to the documentary, but the sort of fans who would buy this DVD probably won't much agree with him. There are also interviews with figures only remotely connected to Miles Davis and his new music. Carlos Santana gives some insightful remarks on the spirit of the era, though he gets a bit too much attention, and the inclusion of Santana concert footage seems inappropriate considering that this is a documentary about Miles. Joni Mitchell is interviewed once the documentary begins to focus on the Isle of Wight performance, but as other reviewers have commented, she hardly belongs here. Even if you have already read extensively on Miles' history as a musician and don't need the documentary, the DVD is a worthy purchase for the complete 37-minute set at the Isle of Wight festival. This performance has all that is best about Miles' music at the time: a large ensemble, a paradoxical cohension as everyone does their own thing, and the general sense that doing this was *fun*. It is a pity that the set is part of the documentary itself instead of on another section of the DVD (though one can hunt for it in the documentary menu). However, the inclusion of the performance serves to split the documentary into a first half on Miles' transition to electric and a second on Miles' general aesthetic and influence. The presence of Joni Mitchell and Carlos Santana makes the documentary less than perfect, and the Isle of Wight set ranks a bit lower than other live performances available, but this is a very entertaining DVDs for fans of the great jazz innovator and his students.
Customer Review: Electric Jazz at its best!
I have been listening to Miles for many, many years. I enjoy all of his musical explorations - his fifties quintet with Red Garland and Philly Joe, his sixties band with Herbie, Tony, Ron and Wayne and his many electric excursions. He truly changed the direction of jazz so many times... This DVD contains the 38 minute segment recorded at the Isle of White Festival. What a charge to see Keith and Chick on the same stage with Dave Holland and Gary Bartz! The interviews highlighted on this disc are also very helpful and informative. A very worthy addition to the Davis discography.

Classic Albums - The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
Released in 1968, Electric Ladyland represented a watershed in the flourishing career of Jimi Hendrix, and today is recognised as one of rock music's landmark albums. The album features some of Hendrix's most notable recordings, including Crosstown Traffic, Voodoo Chile, and a cover of Bob Dylan's All Along the Watchtower.
This classic album features archive film footage and interviews with many of those who were there for the ride: Producer Eddie Kramer, Noel Redding, Mitch Mitchell, Steve Winwood, and Chas Chandler.
Track Listing:
1. Burning Of The Midnight Lamp
2. All Along The Watchtower
3. Rainy Day, Dream Away
4. Voodoo Chile
5. Crosstown Traffic
6. Little Miss Strange
7. Gypsy Eyes
8. House Burning Down
9. Long Hot Summer Night
10. Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland)
11. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
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Customer Review: Getting close to the genius.
Watching this DVD brings the Hendrix fan closer to the soul that produced this beautiful work of art. The interviews and recollections show how Jimi's personality imprinted on everyone he worked with. They all still miss him terribly. This DVD provides insight into the process Hendrix evolved to in writing and recording his work. After watching this DVD I hear the album in a more informed light. Hendrix was a brilliant shooting star. I also noticed how much Prince copies Jimi's style. Somehow I missed that before this DVD.
Customer Review: batcall
It's a shame that one of the best guitarist in rock'n roll died so young. This is great music.

Are You Experienced

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As emblematic of its time as of its sorcerer-like creator, 1967's Are You Experienced unleashed Jimi Hendrix onto a world in the midst of such cultural and musical shakeups that it really didn't seem as "far out" as it actually was. It wasn't just Hendrix's virtuosic skill as a pure player that was so impressive; it was, even more, the range and scope of sheer sound that he coaxed, cajoled, and ripped out of his instrument. "Purple Haze," "Manic Depression," and "I Don't Live Today" filled ears with indelible sonic images, and songs like "Foxey Lady" and "Fire" pointed the way toward a new brand of rock-charged soul music. And how about a hand for drummer Mitch Mitchell? --Billy Altman
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Customer Review: This is where the legend begins
Just for fun I clicked the 1 star reviews and read them...I laughed out loud when one of them compared Jimi to avril lavine, another to skid row and (gasp) great white! Hilarious! Another said they could'nt hear the lyrics to The wind cries Mary? wow! Get a new stereo! Quick! Seriously now, this is where the Legend of Hendrix begins. Every song, EVERY SONG is great. This is NOT heavy metal. This is not blues. This is not commercial. This is a music master piece that will not give you instant gratification. This is music that will grow on you and make you more selective in your musical choices. After this you will not like avril lavine, skid row or great white! Hahahahahahahahah
Customer Review: Are You Kidding? It's Jimi Man!
The time was 1967 and there was no equal to Jimi Hendrix. He played guitar like the devil made him do it to save his very soul. No one could squeeze the sounds out of an axe like Jimi and not many tried. The music is hard to describe if you are not familiar with "acid rock" for lack of a better phrase. While the music was based heavily in the blues the structure sometimes took a serious left hand turn into the blissful unknown and Jimi was driving. You need to set the mood for listening to this rare piece of Americana by setting the lights down low, prepare an adult beverage and relax. Let Jimi take you for a ride. Believe me, it's worth it. This belongs in a time capsule. When the aliens find it, the ones with ears and a CD player are going to S*&^T. - Ciao

Armchair Apocrypha

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
Strip away the music of an Andrew Bird song, and you're left with brilliant prose ("across the great chasms and schisms and the sudden aneurysms"), vignettes about mentally fending off plane crashes, infiltrating characters like the kings of Macedonia and Lou Dobbs, and titles such as "Yawny at the Apocalyspe." It's hard to believe that, really, his music reigns, but when Bird adds understated acoustic guitars, Wurlitzer and Rhodes, and his own mesmerizing pizzicato violin, his songs take on a progressive mood all their own. The Chicago Bird's tenth album (and his debut for extraordinary Mississippi blues label Fat Possum) is perhaps his most diverse, expansive, and resourceful yet, catering to a half-dozen genres of music while exploring storylines that are naïve ("Dark Matter"), candid ("Fiery Crash"), and blatantly comical ("Armchairs"). Making no palpable effort to crack the conventional with overflowing melodies and love songs, Bird instead latches up the intellect to create tiny packages of literature that make always leave you thinking--and snapping your fingers at the same time. --Scott Holter
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Customer Review: Almost as good as Weather Systems
This album is beautiful. It has a slightly more rock and roll guitar thing going on than Mysterious Production and Weather Systems. In fact the guitar made me think he'd been listening to Sleater-Kinney while writing the songs. I love it. But I love Weather Systems more.
Customer Review: Spectacular Eclecticism
This album is one of the most inventive records I've heard in recent years. Andrew Bird's style is unlike anything you'll find out there, and I would venture to say he's in a genre by himself. A true musical pioneer! If you enjoy listening to something truly different, this album is highly recommended!

Missundaztood

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
Features a Track Not on the USA Version, 'catch 22.'
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Customer Review: Nice CD
This is a very good CD... I love 3 songs that are included on it... but now I have listened all of them, I like the other ones... Pink hasa huge talent... she writes her songs and that's very valuable... The CD was used, but it was in perfect conditions... I trust them
Customer Review: "I've got a guardian angel tattooed on my shoulder..."
Missundaztood from Pink is a raw and colorful array of pop and rock hits. Standout tracks include: Missundaztood, Don't Let Me Get Me, Just Like a Pill, Get the Party Started, Family Portrait, Dear Diary, and Lonely Girl. Pink's first album, Can't Take Me Home didn't show Pink's range as a singer and songwriter, but with this album Pink was finally given freedom to express what she wanted and needed to say thanks in part to friend and mentor Linda Perry. Some of the rest of the tracks are ok, nothing spectacular but it's an album you can relate to and have fun with as well, very tongue-in-cheek.

Instant Play Blues Guitar

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
A results-oriented software program to get you playing immediately: that's Instant Play Blues Guitar Express on two instructional CD-ROMs. Let Blues Guitar Foundation serve as your comprehensive introduction to blues guitar, featuring the history of early guitarists and instruction in creating a classic blues sound. Play leads or rhythm with a full blues band, working on your licks and riffs all the way, as Play Blues Guitar offers an extensive library of blues tracks to accompany you. From blues hisory to jammin' with the band, Instant Play Blues Guitar Express on CD-ROM gets you in the groove for accelerated, PC-based guitar fluency. System Requirements Windows 98 or higher Pentium IBM compatible PC, 233Mhz or faster 64MB of RAM (128MB with XP) 90MB hard drive space 16-bit color screen, 800 x 800 resolution or higher 8x or greater CD-ROM 16-bit Sound Blaster compatible sound card Speakers or headset Printer (optional) Internet access recommended for activation and updates
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Instant Play Electric Guitar

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With Instant Play Electric Guitar, you've got a complete interactive approach to playing the electric guitar, in any number of styles!
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Watch And Learn Introduction to Electric Guitar (DVD)

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Introduction to Electric Guitar DVD by Bert Casey is a 60 minute DVD that covers the beginning material in the Electric Guitar Primer Book. Intended for the beginning electric player, this video covers riffs, power chords, chords & strumming, and scales. It utilizes many closeups to show proper hand position and technique. Our unique split screens show both hands in detail and utilizes onscreen tablature for all of the music, with a bouncing ball type pointer showing each note as it is being played. The student plays along with a full band on all of the 12 song examples. This video starts the student on the road to becoming a rock & roll player.
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Power Tour Electric Guitar - White

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Tiger Electronics Power Tour BLACK Electric Guitar With Carry Case and Instructional DVD

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Tiger Electronics Power Tour Electric Guitar Requires 4 1.5 V AA (or LR6) Batteries (not included)

One Dozen (12) ROCK STAR Band Rubber Duckie Ducky Duck Party Favors

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
This set of 12 rubber duckys are each dressed as a member of a rock band. You'll receive a mixed set of 12 of the 4 styles pictured. Long haired drummer, bald electric guitar player, spiked hair lead singer, and spiked hair guitarist. Each ducky measures approx. 2-1/2"H x 2-1/4". They do not squeak but do have a hole in their beak for squirting water. They are not guaranteed to float upright. Great to hand out to your guests as party favors too.

Pro-Grade Mini HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun with Gauge - PVC Canister

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Price: $44.99

Stanley Hardware 3-Inch Mending Plate, Zinc-Plated, 4-Pack #300410

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The Stanley Hardware 3-inch mending plate reinforces flat surface joints, seams and cracks. This zinc-plated set of four mending plates is ideal for box, chest and furniture construction or repair.
Price: $2.49

Grizzly H3123 Electric Guitar Kit

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
This electric guitar kit includes all hardware, pickups and fine chrome plated accessories. The body is made of alder, the neck is made of maple and the fingerboard is made of rosewood. Makes a fine electric guitar. Assemble, finish and play!
Customer Review: Don't go for it...
My son wanted to have electric guitar. Since he is starting to play, I thought I could get him a entry level. I happned to have Grizzly catalogue and $150 kit looked good. I have been doing woodworking for many years, I didn't see any problem assembling it. With lack of market survery, I ordered one. $15 or so of shipping added on. Arrived as promised. So far so good, but problem started right after I started to assembling it. After all finishing have been done. First, all of pre-cut holes to accept electical part are all off from where they are supposed to be. I have to push pick guard (on there all pick-ups, volume knob etc are attached) against to one side very hard so that I could have barely have back up space for screws to go in. Second, pre-drilled screw holes for neck connection is off too. These hole can not be re-drilled as they are off by half hole. So I have to fill those holes with two part epoxy so that I can make new holes at a correct position. Well, that's fine... it is a kit. Some adjustment could be needed. This is THE my first of anything that comes with not enough screws too... I cann't believe it... Third, the thickness of neck where it meets body was too thick.I have to shave off about 1/8"... And finally, after everything's been done, I started to tune but I can not. As matter of fact, I needed to adjust length of strings to get correct intonation. In the manual, nothing about this at all. I called their help line. And it is not tall free... I've got a person to talk. He did not give me any clue how to do it but he was trying to sell their book on how to adjust string length. He also suggested to go to any guitar shop for this and said it is not a complicated process, and it may cost $10 to do it. !#%^@$!@#@ Off the phone, since he said it is not complicated procedure, I searched internet and wound up on a owner's manual of Gibbson electric guitar, where they kindly included how to do intonation. (it was true that it is not that complicated, just two lines of sentence was all I needed to know how to do it...) My final frustration came bit later,... I was strolling around Target store... where they sell if for $150, same guitar but all assembled, finished, no hassle, no shipping...

Hosa GLT-255 XLR Female to XLR Male Ground Lift Hum Stopper

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
For many years, Hosa has provided cost effective solutions to the cabling needs of musicians, engineers, and audio and video enthusiasts the world over. In an effort to further meet those needs, Hosa continues to add new products that make the creative individual's life easier.
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First Act ME508 Moderator Single Cutaway with Humbucker

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The First Act ME508 Single Cutaway Electric Guitar features a custom solid body with a single cutaway design that delivers rich and warm sound. With a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, the ME508 is both sturdy and stylish. The single bridge-position, proprietary, high-output humbucking pickup hammers out great rock distortion. This guitar also features a tilted 3 +3 headstock and classic hardtail bridge to maximize sustain, chrome-covered tuning machines for accurate tuning, and volume and tone controls. First Act didn't scrimp on style -- the ME508 features a cool blue glossy finish and contemporary pickguard shape.
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Refurbished - Yamaha EG-112 Electric Guitar (no amp)

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Yamaha EG-112 Electric Guitar
List Price: $199.99
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Customer Review: Disappointed
This item was purchased through J&R Music and I was completely disappointed with the company. It was poorly packed (thin box) when I received it...surprisingly the guitar managed to make it fine. I was ordering this as a birthday gift and paid extra for 2-day shipping. Initially it was advertised with an amp...but when I received it there was none. I called the company and asked if the amp was coming in another shipment. They said there was a mistake and I'd have to pack everything up and ship it back to receive the guitar/amp kit. I asked if they'd simply ship me the amp...but was told store policy forbid it. I re-packed and shipped it back, but didn't receive my next order in two days. So, I called and they stated there was an advertising mistake...it didn't come with an amp. I told them they put me in a very bad position with no gift. They were barely apologetic. They did offer to send me overnight another brand kit...which I didn't want. Ended by canceling my order. Each time I called the company, they were confused about my order and I have to talk with two or three different people. They could have solved the whole issue by just sending me an amp. I think it cost them more by shipping back and forth the original order. They just lost a customer. I ended up ordering from another company...but the birthday gift was a week late.
Customer Review: I'm Very Happy With This Guitar, but...
I bought my refurbished Yamaha from a different website. When I placed my order, I thought I was getting a brand new guitar. I paid $40 more than Amazon charged because I thought I was getting something brand new. A few days later I checked the website and saw a refurbished notation had been added to the description. Needless to say, I was very apprehensive about what might arrive. The guitar arrived with a huge REFURBISHED sticker on the box. Sigh. But when I opened the box and took the guitar out of the case I couldn't believe my eyes. The guitar was beautiful but not an EG-112. What I received was an EG-112C2 with a black metal flake body, black pick guard, and black headstock. What a surprise! And, yes, I did recieve all accessories. If the guitar hadn't been all black and so cool looking, I would have returned it and bought one from Amazon for a $40 savings. I think I just lucked out in getting that model. Or they may have sent me this one because I called to complain about the change in the description... Who knows? The biggest problem I had was with the strings. The strings it came with were only so so. When I was in the process of restringing it with D'Addario strings, I couldn't get two of the original strings off the guitar. The bottoms of the strings were really jammed in there. I took the guitar to a local music shop and had to have a bit of work done on it to get the strings out. It took two men to figure out how to remove them without damaging the the guitar. I could only find a few very minor dings and scratches on the body. No big deal. You'd really have to be looking for them in direct light to see them. After getting the string problem resolved I found that the guitar sounds and feels great. With new strings and a couple effects pedals, the sound I get from this guitar is outstanding. In the end...I'm very happy with my Yamaha guitar. Even if there are minor problems that need repaired, you cannot beat the price for an HSS guitar of this quality.

CLUTCH OVAL LOGO T Shirt

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The perfect shirt to show your head-banging pedigree!! Everyone will see you know your rock when you wear this official Clutch Logo Shirt. Features the classic Clutch artwork on the front. This is the official shirt that was issued to accompany the album. Superb graphics with rich colors. Super-high-quality silk screening on these 100% cotton, pre-shrunk shirts. OFFICIALLY LICENSED.

Got Guitar ? Men's BLACK HOODIE Small thru 4X

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Features the print on the front.

.925 Sterling Electric Guitar Dangle Earrings

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Sterling Silver Electric Guitar earrings, guitar measures 1 1/8" long and hangs from surgical steel fishhhooks. Total length is 1 5/8" long.

Introduction to Guitar Tone and Effects: A Manual for Getting the Sounds from Electric Guitars, Amplifiers, Effects Pedals and Processors

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An essential manual for getting the best sounds from electric guitars, amplifiers, effect pedals and digital processors! This book/CD pack features easy-to-follow instructions, with more than 75 photos, to teach the basics of guitar tones and effects. The accompanying CD provides audio examples. Readers will learn: anatomy of the electric guitar; controlling the electric guitar; getting a good clean tone; overdrive, distortion and fuzz; using equalizers; compressors and limiters; noise reduction; modulation effects; reverb and delay; special effects; multi-effect processors; getting a good tone through your PC; famous effected guitarists; and much more!
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Customer Review: quite a fun, but not stuff for a single book
I really enjoyed reading this book. It is worth, but contains only small amount of information. You may find the entire contents in the book could be written as a couple of chapters. However, the CD was absolutely useful.
Customer Review: Good introduction
this book is a nice introduction to effects pedals and their use for the guitar enthusiast who doesn't know the difference between a fuzz tone and a compression pedal.

Metal Lead Guitar/Book and Cd (Vol. 1)

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This intense metal method teaches you the elements of lead guitar technique with an easy to understand, player-oriented approach. The metal concepts, theory, and musical principles are all applied to real metal licks, runs and full compositions. Learn at your own pace through 12 fully transcribed heavy metal solos from simple to truly terrifying! "One of the most thorough" and "one of the best rock series currently available" - Guitar Player magazine. Music and examples demonstrated on CD.
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Customer Review: very nice gift
I have no idea about playing guitar. I bought this book as a gift for my nephew. He wanted me to order especially this (well known) book and said that it is very useful. Now he is very happy and he uses it a lot.
Customer Review: Excellent Series
The Troy Stetina series is definitely the best instruction books series you can find today. It is well-explained, you get great exercises and songs to play and you gradually feel your skills increasing. Highly recommended.

Building Electric Guitars: How to Make Solid-Body, Hollow-Body and Semi-Acoustic Electric Guitars and Bass Guitars

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Everything from the first steps of design to the final set-up of of solid-body, hollow-body and semi-acoustic electric guitars is covered step by step in this book. It also contains a section about winding your own pickups.
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Customer Review: Good book sets fire to the nation.
I purchased this book to aide me in my quest to produce a solid body electric ukulele. I'm having some difficulty understanding the electronics but every other part is easy to understand.
Customer Review: Comprehensive but flawed
My copy is dated 2001, 2nd ed. The photos are small and look like what you get when you print on a 300dpi laser printer. Most of the time you can see what you need to see, but in some more detail-oriented photos the definition is totally insufficient. A bigger problem for me is the poor editing. The book is translated from German to English, and the translation is mostly fine. But there are many mechanical errors in the book's production. For example: paragraphs printed twice, references in the text to photos or figures that don't exist or are misnumbered, text columns that cut off an entire passage so that you don't know how it ends, etc. The book's strength is that its content is comprehensive. Martin goes into far more detail about guitar electronics than most "build your own guitar" books. He even gives a brief tutorial on winding your own pickups. He also gives a tutorial on building semi-hollows, which is a subject that most authors ignore. However, in general I think that it would have been better to cover fewer subjects in more detail. For someone intending to build a solid-body electric guitar, I would recommend Melvyn Hiscock's book as your first buy, with this Koch book in second place. If you can afford it, buy both books, and also Dan Erlewine's repair book. If you're serious, you really need all three. I would also note that most of the material in this book is freely available on the net's various luthier's forums, and in more detail. However, it can be hard to track down the piece of info you need on the net, and so books are convenient. Koch might not tell you everything you need to know about winding a pickup or building a semihollow, but he gives you enough information so that you can assess whether it's worth your while to seek out more, or whether you don't really want to tackle that project anyway.

Electric Bass Framed Art by Michel Ditlove - 15.5x17.9"

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Price: $99.99

Grind King LV CUSTOM 5.0 Trucks Set of 2

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Take grinding to the next level with these awesome trucks! 5 inch trucks with chrome base and custom hanger. GK Low- a whole new level of skating. Guaranteed against axle slippage and kingpin breakage. OFFICIALLY LICENSED.

Rio Rhythms I by Jill O'flannery Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 13.00 x 39.00 in. - Artist: Jill O'flannery

Tenson Electric Guitar Pack

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Tenson Electric Guitar Pack Sunburst. Includes: Guitar, Amplifier, Gig bag, Strap, Cable and picks
Price: $196.95

Miniature Brown Sunburst Stratocaster Electric Guitar Magnet

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Picture shows the instrument on a piece of metal.

Galveston IE-160 BLK Galveston Electric Guitar BC Rich Style Black

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Price: $202.87

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live at the El Mocambo 1983

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In 1990, Texas bluesman Stevie Ray Vaughan was just emerging from a long period in which drugs had taken their toll: the previous year's In Step album was the first he had made drug free, and the results were a marvel. But then, after sharing a stage with Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and Eric Clapton, he boarded a helicopter to Chicago. It crashed, and the career of one of the great blues guitarists was ended.
Rewind to 1983 and here is Stevie Ray at the beginning of his fame, his first album with his backing band Double Trouble, Texas Flood, having just been released to critical and popular acclaim. The venue is the El Mocambo club in Toronto, a dark, smoky joint with a laid-back but appreciative clientele. Vaughan, drummer Chris Layton, and bassist Tommy Shannon share the tiny stage. The guitarist, bedecked in trademark hat and alligator-skin boots, is pale of complexion, sweating from the heat and physical exertion, and physically much smaller than Shannon, who towers over him. But Vaughan dominates, as much by the magnetism of his flamboyant personality as his guitar playing. And what playing: by turns fiery, funky, then limpid and surprisingly graceful. Here is an authentic blues artist captured in the throes of living through his music. At this early stage in his career he was still very much in thrall to Jimi Hendrix (the flower-power shirt gives it away), as covers of "Voodoo Chile" and "Third Stone from the Sun" (the latter a Hendrix-inspired guitar-abuse session) indicate. The highlight of the show, however, is his rendition of "Texas Flood," which turns out to be an amazing essay on the art of blues guitar. This is a raw, intimate, and spontaneous record of a one-time event. All fans of the blues will be grateful to those who had the foresight to capture it on film. --Mark Walker
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Customer Review: SRV is King!
This dvd is a must have--both for those that are less familiar with Stevie's mastery as well as die hard fans. Throughout this compelling performance he becomes one with the guitar and delivers the kind of show of which legends are made. Buy this without hesitation, you will return to it again and again and always be rewarded.
Customer Review: The greatest blues DVD of all time!!!
You shouldn't have to read this review to be convinced to buy this DVD...just look at its rating--128 reviews with an average rating of five stars--128 people can't be wrong!! SRV is ON FIRE for this whole DVD. Some people think SRV got better after he kicked his drug habit. I would say that overall his ability wasn't affected by drugs. Toward the end of his drug habit when he was being more and more consumed by his usage, his performances became more erratically delivered, but this DVD is PROOF that he was in his PRIME in 1983, drugs or no drugs! (But don't do drugs--I don't want to sound like a drug advocate! :) The sound quality isn't top notch--a little muddy--but still good enough to do the performance justice. As a previous reviewer mentioned, this DVD captures an earlier time in the music business when TALENT and GREAT MUSIC mattered, not like today with the cookie-cutter little girls ruling the charts with lame, goofy mall-brat fluff songs and mediocre voices--grrrrrrrrrrrr! Take advantage of the wonderful technology of DVDs to transport yourself back in time when the world was a much better place, and BUY THIS DVD!!!

Thicker Than Water

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Those who know Jack Johnson only as college radio fave are in for a pleasant surprise here, as are wave-riding aficionados with a taste for eclectic, cooled-out musical vibes. The project Surfer magazine hailed as 2000's Video of the Year was originally a collaboration between surfing champ/then-USC film student Johnson and school colleagues Chris and Dan Malloy. But Johnson also gratifyingly took the opportunity to prove that "surf music" is purely a subjective term; indeed, electric instruments are few and far between here, let alone the traditional buzzsaw licks of such genre stalwarts as Dick Dale and Gary Hoey. Instead, Johnson has stitched together an organically focused, acoustic-centered collection that would seem as welcome on a shady creek bank as a sunny, wave-lapped beach. Johnson offers up an acoustic take of his sophomore album's "Holes to Heaven" and the sprightly instrumentals "Moonshine" and "Cove," while longtime associate G. Love duets on the spare, rootsy "Rainbow." Love and band Special Sauce also contribute the even grittier instrumental "Hobo Blues" and laconic "Honor and Harmony." But its also a collection that ventures as far afield as The Meters' 70's-funky "Liver Splash"., Finley Quaye's spare soul, the folk-raga of Kalyanji/Anadji's "My Guru" and the spacey, haunting "Dark Water and Stars" by Natural Calamity. --Jerry McCulley
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Customer Review: another great album by jack johnson
This is one of my favorites of Jack Johnson because of the diversity in it. It's great to get a groove on and do whatever.
Customer Review: great music
thicker than water is a great movie, thicker than water is a great sountrack, the blend of instrumentals and vocals is perfect, a perfect cd for listening while driving to your favorite surf spot itll give you a good attitude for going out into the water, all songs are GREAT but I really like rainbow and underwater love! g love is cool too

Genuine Houserockin Christmas

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Customer Review: A wonderful alternative to the same old Christmas classics
When you have had your fill of the local radio station fare, and when you grow tired of the Time Life classic collection, pull out the Genuine House-rockin' Christmas disc for an evening of blues-inspired holiday fun! This is not the first collection you will want to pull out to get you in the Christmas mood as the jingle bells of tradition are replaced with the accordion and fiddle of a hopping Zydeco party, but it sure is a great change of pace during the holidays that gets better with repeated play. While I still enjoy the classics that I grew up with (including Ray Conniff and Mitch Miller...), this is one of the discs I pull out when I want to take a break from the cocoa in front of the fire and want to put my dancing shoes on. It is great for Christmas parties, and many friends have heard it and gone on to get it for themselves. So if you are wondering if it is your cup of tea, take a listen to the sample tracks here, and if you like what you hear don't hesitate to add it to your collection.
Customer Review: This CD Rocks!
I got this CD for my husband who is a Blues lover. He loves it and we rocked to it all through Christmas. I highly recommend this!

Ultimate Beginner Series Guitar Basics: Step Two (for Electric Guitar)

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Belwin 21st Century Band Method: Level 1, Electric Bass and Guitar

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Price: $9.95

Hot Electric Country Guitar

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John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers and Friends - 70th Birthday Concert (Collectors' Edition)

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Customer Review: What a bash!
I bought this DVD because I wanted to reminisce the good old days when Eric Clapton was in the Bluesbreakers. Little did I know that the history goes far beyond my memories. Its almost like taking a class in the blues, blues101, intermediate blues and advanced blues, if you will. John Mayal is a consumate musician and the band is formed by extraordinary masters. I truly enjoyed all the guests performances, specially Eric's renditon of "No big hurry", in which he proved that is the ultimate sideman. If you love the blues, this is a concert you cannot miss.
Customer Review: John Mayall's DVD
I am an vinyl collector with a wide slice of music history. I was a little worried about if he would be at his best on this DVD as he has had numerous lineups in his career, most were very good but some were not. This DVD is beyond very good since for the most part it is a "jam" of excellent talent. So much of music heard is "singer/star dominated "songs", but on this DVD this great bandleader gives everyone a chance to come alive.

John Mayall: Live From Austin Texas

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Product Description:
From the vaults of the award-winning PBS Austin City Limits TV show, this is the latest release in the acclaimed Live From Austin, TX series.

You don t exactly have to be a rock & roll historian to know that the 60 s rock sound that revolutionized popular music got much of its raunch, rawness and soulful edge from the neglected masters of American blues. What many of today s rockers may have forgotten, however, is that Manchester-born singer-guitarist John Mayall was one of the leaders of that revolution. After four decades, he s still called the Father of British Blues for good reason. His band The Bluesbreakers provided fertile ground for the likes of Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, John McVie, and Jack Bruce, among other alumni. Over an incredibly short four years, these Brits and their American counterparts took the essence of traditional blues and transformed it into the foundation of much of modern rock (think Cream, Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones, etc., etc.).

This Austin City Limits session was recorded September 13, 1993, showcasing Wake Up Call, the latest release from the 90 s edition of the Bluesbreakers, which besides Mayall included Coco Montoya, Rick Cortes and Joe Yuele. Montoya in particular shines as he tears off one seamless guitar solo after another. Always musical movers and shakers, they mix it up this time in a melting pot of blues spiced with a little jazz, gospel and rock, but it doesn t get any better than Jimmy Reed s Ain t That Lovin You or Junior Wells heartbreaker I Could Cry.

Blues is one of the most honest forms of music because it tells real stories about real people with real emotion. Who can t relate to that? Just as the blues has a timeless, universal appeal, the music of John Mayall today is as true to his purist vision, yet modern expression, as it was back in 1963.

Track listing:
1 I Want To Go
2 Ain t That Lovin You Baby?
3 Maydell
4 Wake Up Call
5 I m A Sucker For Love
6 Nature s Disappearing
7 I Could Cry
8 Bear
9 Mail Order Mystics
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Customer Review: More Great Moments
I was a little hesitant at first about buying John Mayall: Live From Austin Texas since my experience with the releases from the archives of the famed Austin City Limits hasn't always been entirely positive. But the opportunity arose to buy this at a very good price, so I took the plunge. Though the DVD started shakily with a tentative rendition of I Want To Go, by the time the band tore into Maydell, it was plain that I was in for a treat. By the time it got to I'm A Sucker For Love, the group had reached full stride. Coco Montoya is never better than when he plays with Mayall and on "Sucker" launches a dazzling guitar attack in counterpoint to Mayall's keyboard bravado. They genuinely appear to be enjoying every minute of the concert! In addition, Joe Yuele proves his mettle on the drums and it soon becomes apparent why Mayall has kept him around for so long. Mayall's oeuvre is huge and had I been the one to choose the songs for him to perform I would have chosen mostly different ones. But fans have to live with what he has chosen and for the most part, he makes the best of his choices. In addition to the two songs previously mentioned, my favorites here are Nature's Disappearing, I Could Cry, and Mail Order Mystics, that last being one of Mayall's trademark slaps at some of the cultural sillinesses of the "love" generation. Overall, Live From Austin Texas offers more great moments from a career that has had far more than its share of them. Despite its brevity and a couple of weak cuts, this is a DVD that deserves a proud place in any blues fan's music library.
Customer Review: Mayall Just A Bandleader?
For all of those critics who have constantly chastised John Mayall for being known as just a bandleader and not a capable musician you definitely need to check this DVD out. I for one have never subscribed to this theory and having seen him in concert many times I know the man can play and he always acquits himself well. On "Live From Austin " he plays superb keyboards, scorching rythmn guitar, and he absolutley torches the harmonica on the last tune, "Mail Order Mystics", which also features David Grissom on lead guitar. His vocals are especially strong on this outing too. Coco Montoya is at his usual best on this DVD to boot. Just give it a listen and you will realize that John Mayall is a very serious and talented musician....oh yes, and by the way, he also just happens to be a bandleader too.

Eric Johnson: Total Electric Guitar

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Customer Review: Ridiculously good!
Most of the music product I buy is on eBay, but occasionally you can only find something special on Amazon. And Amamzon has an awesome collection of EJ's work. After purchasing and watching Live/Austin City Limits (1988) complete with blonde, Flock-of-Seagulls hairstyle and Sgt. Pepper's jacket, I wanted to pick this up and see if a mature and seasoned Eric Johnson would really give up some good pointers about technique, tone and thoughts. And he didn't let me down. Many guitar players in instructional video-land sit in front of a camera and you get to watch them play for 45 minutes with hardly any narrative or a lot of looking-down mumbling mixed in with a few licks or "Here's what I nicked from Jimi Hendrix." Not the case here, thank goodness. Eric is such a pleasant person to listen to and such an inspiration to watch play that I highly recommend this 2005 piece. Even if you don't play, it's still entertaining enough just watching him play that it deserves a look/listen. It's easy to see why Billy Gibbons, Stevie Ray Vaughan and even the reclusive Jeff Beck have given a thumbs-up to EJ over the years. Steve Morse, no lightweight player himself, was quoted, "This guy is ridiculously good!" And he is! EJ's "problem" is that he has no peers to compare with and there he sits, at the top of the heap when it comes to blistering runs, powerful bass-string roars and those carefully crafted, thoughtfully plucked and emotion-wrenching chords. You would just love to have lunch with this guy sometime!
Customer Review: Grand and Glorious Superstore of Techniques
I want to emphasize that this is not for beginners except for those who may be inspired by seeing and hearing a wide variety of possible techniques. With that said, it really seems to be geared toward the guitarist who has at least an intermediate skill level and is looking to explore new techniques or sharpen their playing. After a brief tune-up, Eric begins explaining and illustrating techniques of some of the guitarist who have inspired him (Hendrix, Clapton, Chet Atkins, Chuck Berry, .. etc). Eventually, he goes over his own techniques much of which are combinations of other techniqes and scales. He also includes GREAT and very detailed instruction on picking techniques. On most instruction, the picking hand and fretting hand are shown separately on a split screen and are easy to see. The DVD also has a number of exercises that can be played at normal or half speed with the ability to loop. While he really does a great job of describing and demonstrating the styles and techniques, he does not spend a whole lot of time going over them. He also breezes over certain parts rather quickly. Though this part will probably frustrate many beginners and players who want more time spent in that area, it is absolutely necessary to cover such a great amount of material. I also feel that this is one of the strong aspects as it allows intermediate and advanced players to quickly pick and play with new techniques without being bogged down by numbing repetition. What I love about this DVD is that it is so densely packed such a wide variety of techniques and absolutely beautiful playing. If you have the aptitude, don't need every detail defined, can pickup guitar visually and are interested in exploring techniques in rock, jazz and a little country - get it!

Electric Guitar Pack For Dummies

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Electric Guitar Coach

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Electric Guitar Coach teaches you the skills you need to become an accomplished electric guitarist. The software will patiently coach you step-by-step using video clips from either the learner's point of view or from underneath the strings, bringing you to the point where you can easily play along with the included full-band accompaniments. Not only will you learn to play famous songs, but you'll be skilled enough to play the kind of music you want to play.
Each lesson starts by introducing something new, such as a fret hand technique, a new scale, or original chord ideas. You practice what you learn with video and backing tracks at different speeds. The extensive video uses advanced technology to bring you crystal clear views of exactly what to play, and offers a full range of angles, shots, and speeds from which to choose. Every level of Electric Guitar Coach offers a range of music for your lessons. Among the tracks are rock, blues, and indie songs by Bryan Adams, Eric Clapton, Bush, Placebo, and more.
Price: $39.99
Customer Review: A great product at a great price
I have been trying to learn guitar and always quit. By using this product, I have been able to not give up from learning to play guitar. The videos, tips, and steps guides are very good at teaching you the fine aspects, as if a teacher was by your side. I highly recommend this product, you won't be dissapointed at all.
Customer Review: great product
There were a few hiccups with istallation, but it really dosent matter because once you get it installed you will find the program to be outstanding. It eases you into each lesson building of the previous ones which makes learning fairly easy. It also comes with full songs to play.

Hal Leonard Electric Guitar Coach Instructional Software (Windows Only)

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The Electric Guitar Coach CD-ROM from Charanga helps you to master all the skills and techniques that'll make you a confident and impressive electric guitarist. At the beginning, you'll build up hand speed and flexibility. As you progress, you'll quickly move on to playing classic songs, riffs and chords that make the electric guitar such an awesome instrument. This CD-ROM for PC features: 5 levels with 25 modules and over 150 lessons over 200 video clips including Charanga's famous shots from under the strings 9 famous songs by great artists (including Bryan Adams, Black Sabbath, Bush, Eric Clapton, Green Day and others) 36 studies covering lead, rhythm, technique and chords 96 full-band backing tracks at variable speeds an interactive tuner and digital metronome and much more. For electric guitarists ages 10 to adult. System requirements: 486/66Mhz or faster processor 4x CD-ROM drive 16 bit Sound Blaster-compatible sound card SVGA, 256-color monitor supporting 640x480 or higher resolution Windows 3.1, 95, 98, 2000, ME, NT, XP operating system 16MB RAM 4 MB hard-disk space Mouse
Price: $24.95
Customer Review: Better than any self teach book or video
This software is great to use. Much easier than a book as you have video to accompany the lessons and like videos you don't have the same controls and ease of use as this software. I spent 1 1/2 months on a self teach book and got through basic notes and chords but was confused. Within one night of this software i was playing real music :) Well worth the 24 bucks for it.

Grizzly H5962 Guitar Stand-Electric/Archtop

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Customer Review: Fabulous and adaptable!!
I love this stand. It's sturdy, well built and adjusts to the width of the instrument with the press of a finger. The padding on the top and bottom insures that your fretted friend doesn't get scratched. It will hold stringed instruments from a tenor/concert ukulele through the mandolin, as well as many acoustic or electric guitars!! The size shows off the instrument well, and the price allows the gear head to display many instruments. Love it!!
Customer Review: Guitar Stand
Good value. Arrived in good condition and fast. Perfect for a first time guitar owner with kids.

Rock & Roll Electric Acoustic Guitar Party Lights

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Rock on! Kick up your party with these jammin' green electric guitar and red acoustic guitar lights. Perfect for the pool room, patio, karaoke stage, teen's room, and more.

Rockabilly Rep Music by Sonya Paz Fine Art Print Poster

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Old Guitarist by Pablo Picasso Art Print Poster

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Old Guitarist - Pablo Picasso Poster - Framing Options

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Brand New Poster - Framing Options Measuring Paper Size: 11.00 x 14.00 inches - Image Size: 8.25 x 11.00 inches. Shipped Fast in a Crush Proof Mailing Tube.

Woodstock Percussion Kids' Electric Guitar

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This kid-sized guitar has a built-in amplifier and speaker - it's the ultimate instrument for the aspiring rock star! Delivering an awesome rock 'n roll sound, this is one of the coolest instruments on the market. With a volume control and a jack to plug into an external amplifier, it looks like (and works like) a full size electric guitar. Comes with a great instructional booklet by the world famous singer/songwriter Happy Traum. Also included is a shoulder strap, guitar pick, and a 9 volt battery. Ages 6+.
Price: $129.99

Full-Size Professional Electric Guitar Pack with Portable Amp

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Designed by First Act's Studio for Artists, this custom-body electric guitar is perfect for intermediate to more advanced guitarists. It comes with a unique GO Amplifier, a portable amp that attaches to your belt with an included belt clip for cordless playing. Guitar measures 41" long.
Features:
Solid wood body for producing rich and warm tones
Patent-pending high-output humbucking pick-up for great "rock" distortion
Solid maple neck and rosewood fingerboard
Tilted 3+3 headstock and hardtail bridge designed for maximum sustain
Separate volume and tone controls
Chrome-covered tuning gears for precision tuning
Includes pocket amp, earbuds, strap and guitar picks

Toy Musical Instruments: Electronic Guitar

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
Just imagine how much better Eric Clapton or Jimi Hendrix would have been if they had this guitar when growing up! This guitar is the perfect introduction to guitar music for younger children - it features 18 pre-recorded songs and 4 different solo riffs for kids to hear and try to imitate. Plus, kids can "strum" the electronic strings to make their very own guitar solo. It also includes real guitar sounds, flashing lights, tempo control knob, and an applause button. And, to help keep rock concerts from getting out of control, the guitar also has an on/off switch and adjustable volume. Requires 2 "AA" batteries, included. Recommended Age: Age 3 Years +

Pantera CFH Logo Metal Guitar Pick Necklace

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
One of the hottest necklaces on the market...the Pantera CFH logo guitar pick necklace. A MUST HAVE for any Pantera fan!! You will definitely turn heads with this item that features the Pantera Cowboys From Hell logo in a recessed letter style with black fill so you get a cool 3-D look... the effect is awesome! The 24" chain is the small metal ball style that is super hot right now. Made from 100% metal for unmatched quality and longevity.

Life Is Full OF Important Choices MULTI GUITARS Black T-Shirt

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
Life, indeed, is full of important choices as shown in this beautiful guitar players' dream of a shirt. Features "Life is Full of Important Choices" on the front. The back has a nice spread of 18 different guitars in vivid color. Show the world your excellent taste in guitars. The perfect shirt to wear to a concert, around the house, or for a night out.

Top Quality Electric Guitars Aloha Shirt

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
This beatiful Hawaiian shirt was made by Robert J. Clancey (RJC) with the best quality fabric in Hawaii. RJC was established in 1953 and it is one of the oldest and best known manufacturers of Hawaiian shirts. ** Add $2 for 2XL and add $4 for 3XL **
Price: $55.00
Customer Review: HIGH QUALITY HAWAIIAN SHIRT
I bought this as a gift so didn't get to see the quality. When I did see it on the person whom I bought it for he was extreamly happy and said it was the best quality shirt he had in his closet. The coconut shell buttons are sturdy and set off the 'hawaiian theme' perfectly. I will buy from this company again. Thanks!

Spectrum AILDC9 3W AC DC Guitar Amp Clamshell Pack

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
List Price: $29.95
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First Act ME506 Moderator Single Cutaway with Humbucker

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
The First Act ME506 Single Cutaway Electric Guitar features a custom solid body with a single cutaway design that delivers rich and warm sound. With a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, the ME506 is both sturdy and stylish. The single bridge-position, proprietary, high-output humbucking pickup hammers out great rock distortion. This guitar also features a tilted 3 +3 headstock and classic hardtail bridge to maximize sustain, chrome-covered tuning machines for accurate tuning, and volume and tone controls. First Act didn't scrimp on style -- the ME506 features a cool black glossy finish and contemporary pickguard shape.
List Price: $159.99
Amazon Price: $100.56

First Act ME446 Designer Double Cutaway Electric Guitar

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
The First Act ME446 Designer Double Cutaway Electric Guitar features a custom solid body with a double cutaway design that delivers a warm and brilliant sound. With a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, the ME446 is both sturdy and stylish. The contoured body has excellent high fret access, and the two, patent-pending, high-output humbucking pickups that deliver an awesome sound. This guitar also features a titled 3 + 3 headstock and classic hardtail bridge to maximize sustain, chrome-covered tuning machines for accurate tuning, and volume and tone controls for sound tweaks. First Act also didn't scrimp on style -- the ME446 features a high-gloss metallic red finish with retro stylings, but with a modern vibe and an attractive white pearloid contemporary pickguard shape.
List Price: $179.99
Amazon Price: $113.13

Electric Guitars: The Illustrated Encyclopedia

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From the award-winning team that produced the best selling Ultimate Guitar Book comes the most comprehensive book about the electric guitar. The A to Z format in Electric Guitars covers more than 120 makers from around the world and details their successes and failures through 1,200 unique color studio quality photographs.

This book focuses on the iconic electric guitar with an introduction that places it in an historical context, running from early acoustic instruments in the 16th century to amplification experiments in the 1930's. A 65-year period from 1935 to 2000 is covered.

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Customer Review: Oops!
I bought this book and later I bought "Totally Guitar" by Tony Bacon. Then I noticed the latter had incorporated all of this Illustrated Encyclopedia (of which Bacon is co-author) in his new book. So with Totally Guitar Totally Guitar: The Definitive Guide you get two books for the price of one. If you're only looking for Guitar models, the Illustrated History is brilliant, but if you're looking for a lot more on the side for the same dollars, try Totally Guitar.
Customer Review: A dream come true!
Just what I was waiting for, all the guitars I had dreamed about together in a fantastic display of luxury photographs together with their history and general background. The best guitar exhibition at reasonable price.Terrific pictures and very good paper quality. A must for every guitar afficionado!

50 Years of Fender: Half a Century of the Greatest Electric Guitars

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The first Fender guitar hit the scene 50 years ago - and music hasn't been the same since! Featuring 200 color photos, this visual chronicle of the premier guitar maker charts every Fender model from 1950 to 2000, accompanied by a parallel timeline of musical highlights. The book celebrates 50 years of Telecasters, Stratocasters, Precision Basses, and other Fender instruments played by such artists as Buddy Holly, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Kurt Cobain and many others.

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Customer Review: Lousy Layout
This is one of the stupidest book designs I have ever seen in my life. Each two-page entry has a photo of an instrument split onto the two pages. This is a tightly-bound book which doesn't lie flat, so these otherwise excellent photos are essentially useless. Tony Bacon books are ussually first-rate; it's too bad to see this poorly-thought-out nonsense in a book with his name on it. Two thumbs down -- wait for something professionally produced.
Customer Review: Fender's great history
Great book. A must have for any Fender fan. I enjoyed every line ( and pic) of it. Since this year is Fender 60th Anniversary, I expected the book to be updated to today, but the last enter is year 2000.A great purchase anyway. Buy it!

J.S. Bach for Electric Bass: Three Duets and Five Solo Pieces Arranged for Bass Guitar

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
An innovative collection of J.S. Bach pieces arranged for electric bass, complete with historical analysis, instruction and playing suggestions. Includes: Two-Part Invention #4 in D Minor * Two-Part Invention #1 in C Major * Sinfonia from Partita 2 in C Major for Solo Harpsichord * and five more selections.
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Customer Review: A must have...
This is a great book for intermediate to advanced level Electric Bass. There are two duets for Bass and Violin (or G Clef instrument) and one for Bass with accompaniment for Piano. Includes the tab notation which helps a lot!
Customer Review: Keeps Your Bass Chops Up
Not the most thrilling of all music you can buy, but it is accessable to intermediate players like myself. Nice to play something different besides Rush and Cream, and my wife doesn't mind listening to it either. Not for beginners. May be useful to know what the piece sounds like before you attempt to play it.

Electric Slide Guitar

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Price: $14.95

Beginning Electric Bass (Guitar) - Volume Two

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Continue your bass study with more complex bass lines, minor scales, dominant 7ths, turnarounds, runs, inversions and 12-bar blues in and shuffle feels. You'll learn valuable left-hand exercises, rhythm kicks and positions up the neck, as well as a wide range of helpful tips on performing, playing with a rhythm section and equipment.
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Beginning Electric Slide Guitar

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Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra

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Guitar God Yngwie J. Malmsteen adds the title of "Guitar Maestro" to his resume in the magnificent "Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra". Filmed in 2001 with The New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, Malmsteen melds his guitar prowess with some of the finest classical music composed in this concerto written by Yngwie.
This DVD has been a sought-after program by Yngwie's American faithful for years, and is available for the first time in North America.
Tracklisting:
1. BLACK STAR OVERTURE
2. TRILOGY SUITE OP. 5
3. BROTHERS
4. ICARUS DREAM FANFARE
5. CAVALLINO RAMPANTE
6. FUGUE
7. PRELUDE TO APRIL
8. TOCCATA
9. ANDANTE
10. SARABANDE
11. ALLEGRO
12. ADAGIO
13. VIVACE
14. PRESTO VIVACE
15. FINALE
16. BLITZKRIEG
17. FAR BEYOND THE SUN
18. EVIL EYE
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Customer Review: Excellent
This concert with Yngwie playing guitar backed by an orchestra is pretty amazing. His guitar playing is complex, relentless and when it is fast, very fast. If someone were a fan of Yngwie and perhaps had an interest in the classics then this is a pretty amazing combination of the two. The concert is so enjoyable my father in his 60's whoi watched my dvd with me wanted a copy, so I ordered another one for him for this xmas. The last time I saw a band work with an orchestra was metallica and the san francisco orchestra, that dvd is also very cool. Pink Floyd also did the same back in the seventies, likewise Kiss a couple of years ago in Melbourne Australia. So its different than the traditional rock concert style but no less enjoyable if you really like electric guitar (theres a classic nylon string piece played also) and your maybe a fan of Yngwies or know someone learning the guitar who would benefit from a masters influence then check out the DVD. Yngwie plays amazing neo classical music he writes and it can be subtle or he can shred and leave you near breathless. So i give it 5 stars for great guitaring and entertainment.
Customer Review: Y. J. Malmsteen
The one Yngwie video you don't want to miss; with influences like Uli John Roth and Beethoven nothing bad can come of this neo-classical shred fest backed by the Japanese Philharmonic orchestra. Expect much finger twiddling and scaling up and down the fret-board at impossible speeds. Yngwie can play, and even though he's put on a few pounds (well maybe more than a few) those chubby fingers pummel that Fender, effortlessly. Wish to be amazed? Buy this DVD. You won't be dissapointed.

20th Century Masters - The DVD Collection: The Best of Robert Cray

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Customer Review: Pure Blues---All MTV or VHS Videos
I saw Robert one week ago today, opening for Sir Eric Clapton. I own several of his CDs and this DVD. At the concert, people were talking and waiting for Clapton for the first couple of songs. Before his set was over, all were in to his fabulous vocals and guitar licks. He got two standing ovations before he finished and the crowd shouted out for more. To end the evening, Clapton brought Robert out to close the show, singing the Robert Johnson tune (and a Clapton signature song) Crossroads. No doubt, the folks who weren't aware of Mr. Cray's work were shopping for his recordings all this week.
Customer Review: A ROBERT CRAY TIME CAPSULE
Having recently seen Robert Cray open for Eric Clapton on his latest tour (October 10 at Verizon Center in D.C.), I was wishing that I could obtain some of his early videos on DVD. While searching through the list of the 20th Century Masters DVDs (an excellent companion to the CD line under the same moniker), I found that his videos were, in fact, available. This nice priced disc includes 6 songs - 3 from 1986's Strong Persuader (Smoking Gun, Right Next Door, and Nothin' But A Woman), 2 from 1988's Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark (the title track and Acting This Way), and one from 1990's Midnight Stroll (Forecast [Calls For Pain]). Having only seen the first 2 videos from back in the day when MTV actually stood for MUSIC Television, I was happy to finally get a chance to view the other songs. A must have for all Robert Cray fans.

Modern Electric Bass, Jaco Pastorius

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Jazz great Pastorius instructs, does solo performance work, exclusive interviews, performance footage with Jeremy Jemmott, John Scofield and Kenwood Dennard; also cutting edge special features.
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Customer Review: A lot of cool playing, but little instruction
In this video, there is a couple of really good pieces, like Portrait of Tracy, and some cool solos, but as for an instructional video, it's not so great. However, the booklet that comes with it has music to almost everything that he plays. The jam session at the end is pretty cool too.
Customer Review: jaco the great
jaco is a grat musicicians, maybe not for to be the faster playing but your melodies and wonderfoul select of notes have the jaco's playing something the most virtually playing in the all timesModern Electric Bass: Revised Edition

Eric Clapton - One More Car One More Rider

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Customer Review: Clapton at his best
This simply is one of the best recorded concerts by EC that I have heard and seen, and definitely the best video of him playing. Camera work and recording are perfect and the camera doesn't jump around as it does on many concert movies (such as Cream's "Goodbye" DVD) - you really can watch Slowhand playing in detail and I love to watch his technique as a fellow Blues guitarist!
Customer Review: Clapton's Best
I think this is Clapton's very best work. The DVD has excellent visuals and intense colors. The video clarity combined with the excellent audio on the songs create a very pleasant concert. A must for those wanting a Clapton experience in their DVD library. My second choice would be his concert in Hyde Park.

Benefit

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Digitally Remastered Reissue. Includes Four Bonus Tracks: The Rarities 'teacher (Original UK Mix) and 'teacher (Original USA Mix)' , plus 'witches Promise', and 'just Trying to Be'.
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Customer Review: Music That Saved My Life!
Slightly biased, i guess, because i found this, along with some other albums in the trash! i took them home, and listened. for years!!! this is such an album: one you could listen to over and over, like paintings or movies or books or letters of this type that absorb you - and allow you to discover NEW things every time you experience them again. that's what constitutes a classic in my mind: something that never loses value, only gains. the production, composition, musicianship and creativity overflows in this album like good wine that is poured into the glass and cannot be contained because there isn't enough room. LOL. or something like that. i'm not a poet, i'm an educated musician. this record is earned well all scratches that are etched into its worn out surface. simply amazing, particularly Sossity You're A Woman!
Customer Review: RE: REMASTERS
The first handful of Jethro Tull albums were remastered back in 2002. I have read a lot of complaints about the job done on them, except for this one. I would like to point out that the reason the first two albums sound pretty muddled, is because that was how they sounded in the first place. Album three: BENEFIT, was a beautifully recorded album in the first place, with layers of sound on every track. Making this remaster, probably the best of the lot. Benefit is probably my favorite TULL disc anyway. Seems to me like this was the one where the band really clicked entirely during the production. The sound is great, atmospherical and hard rockin when it needs to be. It sounds like a band in the groove. Sure Aqualung gets way more acclaim, but I'm not sure if it is overall as good of an album as this one. Just had more hits... but listen to any of these tracks, my favorites being WITH YOU THERE TO HELP ME, and NOTHING TO SAY leading it off... but every track is classic Tull at it's best. Cynical rocking with lots of great trippy effects and probably some of Andersons best songwriting. If you are a fan of Jethro Tull you gotta check this one out...

The Sun And The Moon

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Sam Endicott will probably never be taken seriously. Not after fronting a band called Skabba the Hut. Not after switching ridiculous dreadlocks for an even more ridiculous faux-hawk. And certainly not after taking a feud with the Killers' Brandon Flowers seriously. It's too bad because Endicott's band the Bravery has made a second album that is worth taking seriously. On The Sun and the Moon, the New York five-piece trades in the faux British accents and Duran Duran synthesizer flares of its self-titled 2005 debut for something a little more real. Bursting to life with sweeping, opulently textured songs like "This Is Not the End" and "Time Won't Let Me Go," it's a warmer and statelier set that seems somehow more dignified. Give or take a few stray lyrics, it could easily pass for the work of a band that has unexpectedly stumbled on credibility. --Aidin Vaziri
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Customer Review: The Bravery rock
This album is a solid addition to any fan of the genre (I abstain from giving the genre a more defined title because music genres are near-impossible to define). Great tracks in a great overall sound.
Customer Review: Learned to Love them
I liked the Bravery but when I saw them in concert I started to love them. This album of theirs to me has the same tune in every song but it's a great tune and in turn a great album.

First-Act ME105 Electric Bass Guitar

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
Honestly, there's no one cooler in any rock band than the bass player. While the singer is out there yelling and screaming and carrying on, emoting across the stage, the bass player is just hanging out, doing his or her thing. While the guitarist makes a big sound with that noisy amplifier and the drummer is crashing all over the place, the bass player is just keeping the beat going, moving the song along, often while wearing sunglasses. What's more, while singers and guitarists are a dime a dozen, bass players are in constant demand. So it makes sense for kids just starting out in music to consider picking up this basic yet effective starter's bass. It features a maple neck with rosewood finger board, a hard tail bridge, chrome plated tuning pegs, and volume and tone controls. A short basic cable is included to plug into the bass amplifier, which is not included. It's not likely to be the same bass played when the young musician's band hits the big time but it's a great place to start. --Charlie Williams
Customer Review: HORRIBLE TOY GUITAR - MADE ME CRY
I THOUGHT THIS WAS A REAL GUITAR UNTIL I PLAYED THIS, I WAS SO UPSET, I PLAY VIDEO GAMES, I DON'T THINK I WAN TO LEARN GUITAR NOW BECAUSE OF THIS BAD BAD EXPERIENCE
Customer Review: For the money its really cool
I bought one of these for myself as a cheap way to learn how to play a bass, having played a regular guitar for the last 20 years. So far, the Bass seems nice and solid. I would recommend buying a heavier cable than the one supplied for sure, but the instrument itself is very nice considering the price. We also have an elecrtic guitar made by First Act that we have had for three years. It has held up well and actually sounds better than some of my more expensive guitars, so I think as a brand they are actually pretty good. The First Act units are certainly a cut above the almost useless toy like quality of some guitars out there that are aimed at young people or beginners...I would definitly consider these real instruments!

31" Pink Sparkle Electric Guit

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
Aspiring guitarists can rock out with this 31" Electric Guitar. Features a funky Pink Sparkle finish, hardwood body and neck, beautiful maple fingerboard with nickel silver frets, chrome-plated bridge and tuners, and single coil pickups. Built-in volume and tone control for professional sound. Shop-inspected and adjusted for optimum playability. Guitar comes with three-watt starter amp, adjustable strap, set of two picks and "So Easy" learning DVD. Headphones (not included) can be plugged into the 2.5mm jack in the amp. Requires one 9V battery, not included.
Customer Review: defective fret wires
The pink sparkle guitar arrived under a week safely packaged. It looks nice and small and is as pictured. The sound of the strings were good when I tuned it plugged to my amplifier. The only problem is upon inspection, the fret wires that goes across the guitar neck are all rough on the edges and also sharp. They were not flushed to the side of the guitar neck. It would have been a perfect electric guitar if it were not for the hazardous fret wires. A child can hurt/cut their hands and fingers if they slide through the strings not observing the fret edges. I am waiting for DHL to pick up this item for a refund, which eToys courteously say they are providing for the return.

Peavey 3/4-Size Acoustic Guitar - 595370

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Price: $129.99

Build Your Own Electric Guitar: Complete Instructions and Full-Size Plans

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A complete step-by-step guide to building an electric guitar—from the initial design to assembly and writing—with clear instructions, full-size plans, and more than 400 color photos.

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Customer Review: no book to review
Iwould like to review this book but I still have not received It!!!!!!!! Please advise me as to where it is and when I should receive it. Tjhe last time I ordered books they were sent within a week, this order is nearly a month old now. Regards David Stubbs
Customer Review: How to destroy a very good book.
Top rated helping constuction manual and guide, very good colour photos,nice presentation overall and just about 1/6th of a page about guitar finishing (painting e.t.c.). Why, why, why?

Blue Book of Electric Guitars

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
The guitar industrys most comprehensive publication on acoustic guitar information and pricing has been dramatically improved! The new 10th Anniversary Edition Blue Book of Electric Guitars is now over 1,000 pages, and features hundreds of new images. Written by Zachary Fjestad and edited by S.P. Fjestad, the fully revised 10th Anniversary Edition Blue Book of Electric Guitars keeps the reader up-to-date on new and vintage pricing, technical information on electric instruments, and serialization on most major trademarks. This Anniversary Edition lists the current and discontinued electric companies, contains a thoroughly revised Trademark Index with contact information, and features hundreds of B&W photos depicting popular makes and models. Reliable guitar information has never been easier! The new 10th Anniversary Edition also showcases a fully revised, full color Photo Grading System (a Blue Book Publications, Inc. exclusive!). The Photo Grading System is the consumers best tool to correctly ascertain the various grades of both new and vintage acoustic instruments. These high resolution color photos enable even a novice to lock into each guitars unique condition factor easily and accurately, showing a variety of real world condition factors over a wide range of instrument models and configurations. Why guess when you can be sure? Most of the information contained in the new 10th Anniversary Edition Blue Book of Electric Guitars is simply not available in any other single publication for any price period. No other reference and value guide even comes close.
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Customer Review: Not your grandfathers NADA blue book
This book is great not just prices but a ton of knowledge that is extremely helpful... What to watch for and how to verify it... There are always those that try to get a little more than they deserve in any business... After reading this books hints and tips it is like you have twenty years experience in buying selling trading guitars... Many of my long time guitar experience friends are amazed when I come up with things that even they didn't know... Like serial codes that indentify what country their guitars were made... One of the biggest bang for the buck books I have bought in a long time...
Customer Review: Excellent Reference
I use this book as a reference in pricing. I have found it to be a very valuable tool for a starting point on pricing. Also, I have found it to be a very handy reference to locate model information without having to go to several sources. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in collecting or buying vintage guitars.

The Electric Guitar Sourcebook: How to Find the Sounds You Like

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Why does an electric archtop sound so different from a solidbody guitar when they have the same strings and pickups? Why does Eric Clapton use a vibrato Stratocaster with the vibrato arm removed and the mechanism blocked off with a piece of wood? Why does a strings-though-body guitar sound brighter than an instrument with the strings anchored at the bridge? The sound of an electric guitar is the sum of many parts. Every component, from the wood in the neck to the metal in the tuners and everything in between - including the amount of air in the body - affects the overall tone of an instrument. In this book, Dave Hunter looks at the development of the electric guitar since the earliest instruments in the late 1930s, and how, since then, guitar makers and players have sought to define and refine all the elements that create a guitar's tone.

This book includes: analysis of the different components that make up a guitar and how each affects the sound of an instrument o chapter-by-chapter breakdown of the main body types, their characteristics, and their strengths and weaknesses o in-depth specifications of over 70 guitars o interviews with significant people in the guitar-making world o accompanying CD with examples of many of the guitar sounds described in the book.

By looking at all the variables involved, this book will set you, the player, on the road to achieving that sound you've always wanted.

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Customer Review: A good overwiew on different styles and makes of the electric guitar
There's hardly anything new in Dave Hunter's book, still it's a pretty good overview and compilation of info that you otherwise would have to seek in several different publications. He describes the characteristics of different styles of electric guitars and goes into detail how these affect their tone and playability. Tone woods, construction, type of finish, pickups and electronics and other factors are mentioned, some in great detail and why and how they work together. After an initial chapter on the main ingredients that go into designing and building an electric, the other chapters are dedicated to different model families (bolt-on solid body, set neck solid body etc.), how they have been developed by their designers and respective companies and what is responsible for their unique sounds. Some details that can be crucial to a guitar's tone are missing here, like the effect that different pots, caps or hardware parts can have and I'd wish they would have been covered more extensively. I have also detected a couple of factual errors that should be corrected in a future issue. The neck of a Gibson ES 335 joins the body at the 19th fret, not the 20th, a Les Paul is made with a tenon neck joint, not with a dovetail, like in acoustic guitar construction and that a 1953 Gibson ES 175 is supposed to have a 3-piece maple neck is very very questionable among experts. Other than that, if you don't have many books on the history and construction of electric guitars or never can have enough of them (like me), this is a good read and reference.

Construction Guitar by Pablo Picasso Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 22.50 x 28.50 in. - Artist: Pablo Picasso

Modern Minstrels II by Michelle Mirabeau Fine Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 28.00 x 18.00 in. - Artist: Michelle Mirabeau

Movinâ Strings by David Garibaldi Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 24.00 x 30.00 in. - Artist: David Garibaldi

Washburn Electric Guitar Pack

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:52 GMT
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List Price: $239.99
Used Price: $100.00
Customer Review: Long Lasting
This is a pretty decent guitar under $100. I got it for chistmas almost 3 years ago and its still in one piece. I've never had any problems with it in the past and it still works well now. Although it is a decent guitar i would only recomend it for practice. It is in no way shape or form a performace guitar.Washburn Electric Guitar Pack
Customer Review: Save your money, get a real instrument
This is actually NOT a Washburn, it's a "LYON by Washburn". I bought mine for $88, how could I go wrong? Let me count the ways. 1. It appears that there are minor flaws in every piece of this guitar. It's my theory that Washburn sends all their material defects to the Lyon factory in China. Well, maybe not, but it's this type of product association that can ruin a company's brand. 2. I've tweaked every aspect of this guitar...Replaced the pickups with fat-strats. Dressed the frets. Locked down the cheesy trem. Re-soldered all pots and connectors. All these were necessary, and they all had a positive effect but... 3. I'm not sure what wood they used, but it's very lightweight. There is no mass density to this instrument, therefore no sustain. This was a good project guitar to figure out how to modify them and work on them. You know, take it apart, put it back together. But as a gigging instrument, it will never, ever do. Unless you're a guitar-smashing thrash metal wannabe. If you want something cheap for your non-musician kid as a birthday or Christmas present to see if they have any aptitude or desire, then perhaps it's good for that. If they do like it, they'll be asking for a real guitar within a year.

Washburn Acoustic Electric Guitar

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Play Electric Guitar v2.0

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Guitar by RM Style blue polyester ties

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This delightful necktie celebrates everyone's favorite rock instrument: the guitar! Featured within are two brightly colored guitars against a star studded blue background. An excellent necktie for anyone who loves the guitar!

Double Electric Guitar Metal Belt Buckle

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Got Guitar ? Men's LONG SLEEVE T-Shirt Small thru 5X

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Features the print on the front. Super-high-quality silk screening on these 100% cotton, pre-shrunk shirts.

Jimmy Eat World

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Emo-rock band Jimmy Eat World exemplify all that is the modern radio rock sound. Singing and playing with a conviction and sincerity that will melt the heart of even the most stoic of listeners, they produce rousing, well-crafted anthems along the lines of Third Eye Blind at their roughest or a more polished Green Day. These guys appear to be able to write ready-made singles at the drop of a hat, as evidenced by "Your House" as well as the title track. In fact, there is a rather shocking maturity to their material that belies the band members' ages (all in their 20s). While they sometimes veer into cringe-worthy power-ballad territory, overall Jimmy Eat World give the people what they want with Bleed American. --Ike Bolton
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Customer Review: Jimmy Eat World's Magnum Opus
I remember back in 2002, I was heading down to North Carolina with my family and relatives for a week's vacation in a place we had rented down there for a week. Right on Cape Hatteras. We went by car, right from where I live in Rockland, Massachusetts all the way to N.C. I had portable CD player with me, as I always bring it with me on long car trips (now I have an iPod, but that's another story). We pulled to a stop to gas up, and my cousin, who was also listening to a CD, gave me a CD from her collection to listen to for the rest of the ride. The CD she gave me was plain blue, with the words 'JIMMY EAT WORLD' in simple white across it. I had no idea who they were, but I was going to find out. Little did i know that that little blue CD that I was about to put into my discman would be one of the greatest works of music I have ever heard. 1. Bleed American- The title track (before they made the album self titled after the Sept 11th attacks). Fast paced, fun, energetic, and great lyrics. 9.5/10 2. A Praise Chorus- This one captivated me from the first listen. Quickly became my favorite on the album, and still is. Just a wonderful song with great versus and a superb chorus. This is Jimmy Eat World at their finest, right here. 10/10 3. The Middle- If Jimmy Eat World were a one hit wonder, this would be their one hit. It is by far their most well known and popular song, and for good reason. It's cheery, upbeat, great versus and chorus, and you gotta love the 'you can do it, don't give up' lyrics. And the guitar solo is pure bliss 9.7/10 4. Your House- A slower paced song. A nice drumbeat at the end adds a cool, 'stomp your heels' feel. I think it gets better as it goes on. It's the weakest of the first 5 tracks, and that's saying something, because this song is still pretty good! 8/10 5. Sweetness- "If you're listening, WHOoOoOoHOoOoOo!!!" How can you not love the beginning lyric? The way it's sung, just solo voice. Awesome. Fast and catchy. Jim's vocals are amazing here. First song on the CD to incorporate JEW's trademark "aaaaaaa.... ohhhhh...." vocals. Just Beautiful. 9.3/10 6. Hear You Me- A heartwrenching and beautiful song. Mostly acoustic, until near the end, and the electric guitars are incorporated beautifully. Slower paced, and absolutely needs to me to fit the tear jerking lyrics. When I'm dead and buried, I want this played at my funeral. 9.5/10 7. If You Don't, Don't- Following "Hear You Me", faster paced and will get you back to rocking. Quick lyrics and bop-along versus. Honestly, I feel it's the weakest song on the entire CD, and, yet again, still not bad. 7.5/10 8. Get It Faster- After the first minute of slow build up, this one explodes in a frenzy of rock, with more "ohhhh ohhh's" and a brilliant guitar solo/interlude. You have to hear it now know what I'm talking about. It just plain rocks, flat out. 9/10 9. Cautioners- A very simple, somewhat repetitive song. But I don't use the word repetitive in a negative way here. I actually didn't start listening to this song until just recently, and I realized how truly excellent it is. The vocals are perfect, haunting. and the bridge of the angel like 'ohhhh, ohhhh, ohhh's,.... are amazing. Also, great drumming. 8.6/10 10. The Authority Song- Once again, a fast, poppy pickup after the slow "Cautioners". This was one I discovered later on while listening to this CD and was really a suprise. Gets your whole body moving this one does. Not sure what they lyrics mean, but oh well, the music is great. Contains female background vocals, which sound great here ("Hear You Me" also includes female vocals at times). 8.7/10 11. My Sundown- Back to the slow, somber side of Jimmy Eat World for the closing track. And this is indeed their sundown. Rhythmic fingersnaping, a heavy bass drum beat, and more back-up female vocals with an eventual beautiful piano melody to put an end to an incredible album. 8.7/10 I reccomend this album with every once I have in me. It is one of my favorite albums of all time, and you would be missing out on some of the most beautiful peices of art out there. 'Bleed American' is pure gold.
Customer Review: Excellent power-pop with great songwriting (4.5)
It's been a long time that I've acquainted to this particular JEW album. I still haven't yet gotten to the others but I'm sure this one isn't just a fluke but I also listen to a lot of other bands so some stuff gets lost in the shuffle. The songs are very easy to get into and it shows that making pop songs is not always watered down and not always a bad thing. Many people have lumped them in "emo" but they are not a stereotypical emo band, although that's really varied in itself. The songs are generally really positive and in some ways I've related to them from time to time. The album has an amazing four-track punch in the beginning, the anthemic "Bleed American", the poignant "Praise Chorus" and then of course we all know the excellent single "The Middle" and then it goes into a pretty good ballad with "Your House." It's hard to believe they were still pretty young when they made an album like this. It's one of the first I really got into and I still very much enjoy it today. I can pretty much listen to this album in any mood, which happens with some stuff and sometimes isn't as easy as you could wish. Chances are if you have a JEW album you have this. If not it's not a bad place to start. Admittedly a few tracks toward the end aren't quite as interesting but it still holds strong even now.

Learn to Play Electric Guitar Beginne

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The House of Blues and the producers of The Rock House Method have joined together to offer a unique and comprehensive beginner Electric Guitar program. This jam packed instructional DVD covers the complete spectrum of techniques and components that will have you playing today. The easy-to-follow 90 minutes of personal lessons with world-renowned instructor and guitarist Kevin McCreery will teach you step-by-step, starting with how to hold and tune the guitar, how to play essential chords and scales, lead patterns, practice tips, rhythm techniques and various exercises. The program includes full bass and drum backing tracks for you to play along with and much more.
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Customer Review: Great Beginners DVD
Really impressed with this DVD. Great instruction and the music is not outdated or boring. I've tried several learn to play guitar DVD before but this is the first one that really seems to keep me interested in coming back.

Rosie Christmas

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Talk about a Christmas fantasy come true for our girl Rosie! The big-mouthed comedian and popular talk-show host gets to sing with some of the biggest names in the music industry, from the pop divas Cher, Celine Dion, Lauryn Hill, and Elton John to cartoon superstars Elmo (Sesame Street) and Angelica Pickle (Rugrats). In between there's Billy Joel, Donny Osmond, Rosemary Clooney, Savage Garden's Darren Hayes, 'N Sync, country-rocker Trisha Yearwood, Gloria Estefan (doing one of the funnier numbers, "Gonna Eat for Christmas"), and Billy Porter's solo version of "O Holy Night." Although O'Donnell sometimes gets lost in the mix (who wouldn't with this daunting talent lineup?), she's usually at her warbled best with the folks she can cut up with the most: Pickles, Osmond, Estefan, and Clooney. With arrangements that embrace mainstream pop, Dixieland swing, country, and R&B/hip-hop, O'Donnell and company have more fun than a bunch of professionals should legally be allowed to have in one place--and all for a good cause: proceeds benefit the For All Kids Foundation. --Martin Keller
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Customer Review: good sized assortment of Christmastime duets
Rosie O'Donnell gives us a Christmas CD with an interesting assortment of fourteen tracks, some of which work better than others. The quality of the sound is very good and there's pretty much something for everyone on this CD. Rosie and Cher (well, mostly Cher) do a great job with their duet of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)." This somewhat melancholy number gets a dance beat flavor to it as Cher delivers every note to perfection. Cher sings with great sensitivity and passion; and Rosie does her share to make the ballad a solid number. Love that percussion! The mixing on "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" reflects a great deal of effort. Great! "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" features Billy Joel and Rosie doing their best for this duet. Billy sings with a panache I rarely hear and enjoy; and Rosie again contributes her best for this classic Christmastime ballad from Meet Me In St. Louis. The piano on this number is very beautiful, too. "Do You Hear What I Hear?" is a cute number by Rosie with the voice of Elmo from Sesame Street; and Elton John joins Rosie for a beautiful rendition of "White Christmas." Elton never sounded better; and the piano arrangement along with the strings work wonders for this duet. Rosie's voice sounds better on this track did it does on the other tracks; perhaps this range and key work better for Rosie. One reviewer noted that Rosie and Lauryn Hill wrecked "Little Drummer Boy," so I wanted to listen closely to this number. I was not surprised: if you like rap and/or hip hop, you'll like this rendition of "Little Drummer Boy." The overall sound and flavor are not as bad as I had feared; but the arrangements are a sharp departure from the versions many people are more accustomed to hearing. Donny Osmond does a fine job with Rosie on "Winter Wonderland;" the backup vocals also work well for this classic Christmastime tune. The modulations are interesting although they don't always work. There are fast changes between major and minor keys; and some just plain sound better than others. Listen also for Rosemary Clooney to join Rosie for "Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town." This tune gets a big band sound that really swings brightly as Rosemary and Rosie belt this one straight out of the ballpark. The CD ends with Billy Porter doing a smash version of "O Holy Night." The musical arrangement stuns me with its beauty; and Billy delivers this with great sensitivity and all his heart. The choir works well. What a strong ending for this album! The liner notes include awesome artwork and we get the song credits. In sum, this Christmas CD from Rosie O'Donnell and the other artists has a few bumpy moments although the vast majority of the music works very well. I recommend this CD for people who are comfortable with more recent, less traditional renditions of Christmas songs. Fans of the artists on this CD may want to check it out, too. Four stars. (Three and one-half stars if you don't like Lauryn Hill's style.)
Customer Review: Who told Rosie O' Fat she could sing?
Who in their right mind told her she could sing? All she can do is tell dirty jokes and talk a lot - A LOT!! Thank goodness it is a CD and not a DVD! That way, I don't have to look at her......

Beginning Electric Bass (Guitar) - Volume 1

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This perfect introduction to the art of bass playing starts you right out on basic scales, left- and right-hand techniques and simple bass lines. Before long you'll be “walking” the basses, playing shuffle feels, blues progressions, extended lines and octave substitutions—all in a wide range of keys. You'll be able to play with other musicians and will be ready to move on to more advanced techniques.
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Andy Aledort: Electric Blues Guitar

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Basic Licks and Classic Solos for Electric Blues Guitar

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HereÕs a video lesson for novice players who want to get started playing blues on the electric guitar. Jim Weider shows the easy way to get into playing authentic licks, riffs, rhythms and hot solos. Each tune covers a different aspect of electric blues playing and provides a great solo for practicing the techniques heÕs taught. The Honky Tonk Gurus (JimÕs touring band) supply great back-up and help Jim demonstrate how a song should sound when played in performance. 90-MIN. VIDEO ¥ INCLUDES TAB ¥ EARLY INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
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Backstreet Boys - Video Hits, Chapter One

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The Backstreet Boys' The Video Hits: Chapter One is an entertaining collection of video hits from their albums Backstreet Boys, Millennium, and Black & Blue. It's not an exact duplication of the companion CD, The Hits: Chapter One, as it lacks the video for "Drowning." Each video offers something unique, from sending up the Michael Jackson classic "Thriller" in "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)," to the sci-fi themed "Larger Than Life" to several straight-ahead performances with great sets, special effects, bare chests, and dance breaks. "Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely" is an especially moving tribute to the band's personal losses. "I Want It That Way" portrays a stylized road tour and "The One" shows a live performance. The best story video is "The Call," a tale of infidelity and seduction. --Larry Clark
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Customer Review: Excelent Video Collection
I bought this DVD from Amazon. I would say, this DVD is a excelent video collection. All the music lovers should have this DVD. Do not miss this DVD.I'm very happy to purchased it.I gurenteed about the satisfaction as a music lover.
Customer Review: Great Videos
I love Backstreet Boys - Chapter One. I enjoy watching them over and over again. If you are a big fan of the Backstreet Boys you will totally enjoy watching all of these videos.

Hal Leonard Guitar Method DVD: For the Beginning Electric or Acoustic Guitarist

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The world-famous Hal Leonard Guitar Method has taught millions of people to play. Now learning will be even easier, thanks to this great Digital Video Disc! Designed for anyone just learning to play electric or acoustic guitar, it covers: tuning, identifying the parts of the guitar, reading both standard notation and tablature, playing chords, strumming and picking, improvising basic rock solos and lots more. It features great camera angles, helpful on-screen music, guitar diagrams, hand-position close-ups, and the navigational freedom that only a DVD can provide, so you can go straight to the topics you want! You'll learn to play the songs: Let It Be o Wild Thing o Twist and Shout, as well as the famous intro riffs to: Smoke on the Water o Day Tripper o Sunshine of Your Love. The DVD corresponds with all the books and supplements in the Hal Leonard Guitar Method, and features exclusive DVD Bonus Lessons covering chord progressions, songs, licks and jam tracks!

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Customer Review: No impressed
I bought this dvd because of the list of songs in Product Description. It says: "You'll learn to play the songs:...." but in most of the cases they are not the songs but small riffs. Also this dvd is difficult to navigate and you can not loop the exercises. I learn some tricks from the dvd but the bottom line is that I was disappointed.
Customer Review: This is a good choice!
This course (DVD + Books) may not be the most fun, but it does cover all the bases better than any other SINGLE course out there. To tell you my honest opinion if having fun while learning the guitar is what you want to do, then I would say go with "Guitar Basics" by Bruce Buckingham and work your way up through the Musicians Institue series of courses. The main difference between these series is that Guitar Method starts with reading music and picking out "lame" melodies, where as Guitar Basics starts you out with playing chords and chord progressions. So the decision is really in the hands of where you want to start. Chords or notes?

Les Paul

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Customer Review: Great dvd
This is a great DVD to get a different and in depth perspective on Les Paul the legend. Different clips and interviews take you through his life and style of playing. Great for any fan or guitarist.

Stage One SEG-118 31-Inch Mini Electric Guitar (Black)

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Washburn Deep Hollowbody Electric Guitar

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Stage One SEG-328 36-Inch Mini Electric Guitar (Pink)

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Reminisce I by Knight Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 24.00 x 36.00 in. - Artist: Knight

Three Musicians by Karen Silve Art Print Poster

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Brand New - Ships Fast!! - Suitable for Mailing, Framing, Displaying as is. - Measures 38.00 x 34.00 in. - Artist: Karen Silve

Womens 9-11 "Chicks Rock" Chicks with Guitar Cotton Lycra Novelty Socks

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Chicks rocking with guitars socks, ladies size 9-11, 65% cotton, 15% nylon, 15% cotton, 5% spandex

BEWARE OF THE ELECTRIC GUITAR PLAYER Youth T-Shirt for boys or girls

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LP Electric Guitar Women's Babydoll tee Shirt in 6 Colors Small thru XL

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Brand new item. Form-fitting babydoll style.

BeBoP Mini-Electric Guitar Package - Metallic Pink plus a FREE "All Together Now" CD

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If your child is an aspiring "rock star," then there is probably no talking them into learning guitar on an acoustic instrument. Our electric guitar kit is designed especially for small fingers and bodies with a style and bright colors that kids will love. This Fender Stratocaster- style guitar has a very thin neck that makes it easy to learn on and a lighter body than any electric guitar we've seen. There's nothing "toy-like" about them. The amp is specially designed for use with the microphone headset and the electric guitar at the same time. Slip the amp strap over your shoulder and you're set to rock out anywhere, any time. No electricity necessary. Available in pink and blue. Nylon gig bag with zippered pocket. AC adapter available separately. (AGES 7-11)

Silvertone Revolver Electric Guitar Pack, Black - SS11PK-BK

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Only the buying power of American Musical Supply could deliver a complete electric guitar package like the Silvertone SS11/SmartIII combo pack. Silvertone Revolver SS11 Guitar Features Lets start with the Silvertone SS11 guitar. Precision built by the world s most experienced guitar manufacturer, the SS11 features a contour-cut I S /I type body with a chrome vintage tremolo, a sleek 25-1/2 inch scale maple neck with a rosewood fretboard, three high output single-coil pickups with a 5-way selector switch, and one volume/two tone controls.
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Pink Mini Student Electric Guitar Package Plus a FREE "All Together Now" CD

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If your child is an aspiring "rock star," then there is probably no talking them into learning guitar on an acoustic instrument. Our electric guitar kit is designed especially for small fingers and bodies with a style and bright colors that kids will love. This Fender Stratocaster- style guitar has a very thin neck that makes it easy to learn on and a lighter body than any electric guitar we've seen. The amp is specially designed for use with the microphone headset and the electric guitar at the same time. Slip the amp strap over your shoulder and you're set to rock out anywhere, any time. No electricity necessary. Available in pink and black. Includes a FREE "All Together Now" CD. PACKAGE INCLUDES: 31" Mini-Electric Guitar, Dimensions: 31-1/8" x 10-3/4", 21 Nickel Silver Frets, Single Coil High Output Pickup, Maple Neck & Fingerboard, Fully adjustable 3-way bridge, FREE "All Together Now" CD. ACCESSORIES: 10' guitar cable, Pitch pipe, Picks & Extra Strings, Black Nylon Guitar Strap. PORTABLE AMPLIFIER: 3 Watts, Dimensions: 6-3/4" high x 8" wide x 3-1/4" deep, Wood cabinet with 3" speaker, Volume and Tone Controls, Headphone Jack, Separate Guitar & Microphone inputs, 3 Function settings: Off - On - "Dirty" Distortion. MICROPHONE HEADSET: Hands Free, 3-1/2" attached Mic Cable with 1/4" phone plug.

Pickups, Windings and Magnets: ... And the Guitar Became Electric

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Guitar collectors rejoice! The first book to examine pickups in detail is here! Covers everything from the first experiments to classic models conceived for Rickenbacker, Gibson, Fender, Gretsch, Danelectro, Epiphone and others, with an overview of Japanese and European manufacturers. Includes a 32-page color section of the most popular models and rarities, a timeline, info on building pickups and technical specs, and biographical notes on George Beauchamp, Leo Fender, Seth Lover, Larry DiMarzio and Seymour Duncan.
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Customer Review: Does in contain information on Joe Barden and Lindy Fralin?
If there is information on Joe Barden and Lindy Fralin and complete histories of ALL of their respective pickups, then you will have a definate sale to many greatful guitar lovers!

Guitar Electronics For Musicians (Guitar Reference)

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From this book, you can learn more than you could ever have hoped to know about the design concepts and the practical details of the hardware used/made by guitar manufacturers all over the world.
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Customer Review: I would look elsewhere
This has some good GENERAL, but dated, information. I have been unable to find a good electronics book for guitars. If i had been able to read it first i probably would not have bought it. I think my next stop is a basic electricity book.
Customer Review: Good book for guitarists wanting to understand theory and wiring
This is a comprehensive book with descriptions of the principals of electronic pickups, pots and capacitors, as well as specifics such as wiring diagrams for specific models. This is not a glitzy looking book, but rather, some diagrams appear to be hand-drawn. But the technical information is all there, few detals omitted.

Guitar Electronics Understanding Wiring and Diagrams: Learn step by step how to completely wire your electric guitar

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THIS IS THE ONLY WIRING GUIDE YOU WILL EVER NEED TO BUY. Learn step by step how to completely wire Telecaster, Stratocaster, Esquire, and Les Paul guitars and all of the potentiometers, capacitors, switches, ground wires, hot wires, pickups, output jack, and bridge ground. Even if you dont have a Fender or Gibson, this guide will teach you how to wire a guitar with 1, 2, or 3 pickups. Also learn where you can get the complete wiring kits for dirt cheap, and learn essential soldering tips. Why not learn how to change your pickups, tone or volume controls, switches, and capacitors yourself? There are a ton of modifications you can do to your guitar for dirt cheap. This book will also show you some secret "hot rod" techniques that the pros use. This book will teach you how to do coil tapping, coil cutting, phase switching, series wiring, parallel wiring, bridge-on switching, mini toggle switching, varitone switching, mega switching, yamaha switching, blend pots, and much more !!!
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Customer Review: A wealth of information in layman's terminology
I acquired this book in e-book form to assist me with several electric guitar rewiring projects, including pickup upgrades and replacement of potentiometers ("pots") and other wiring. I found a wealth of information presented in easy-to-understand, non-technical terminology, with many clear illustrations to show exactly how to connect everything. There is instruction in soldering basics and necessary tools to help the amateur guitar technician get the job done. If you want to repair the electronics in your guitar, or do your own upgrades and experiment with different wiring and control options, this book will help you.
Customer Review: A great book worth every penny!
This book is perfect the guitarist ready to dive in to the complicated world of guitar electronics. Not only does the book show you how to wire a guitar, it also helps you understand the wiring designs more clearly, so that you can come up with your own wiring schemes. I really found the info on wiring an unknown 4 wire humbucker very useful for my own projects. If you play through humbuckers like me, then you should coil cut them in order to get a ton of additional sounds. Very useful book.

Electric Guitar of Jorma Kaukonen

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Here is a "formula for instant success on the electric guitar." Learn hundreds of great licks for blues and rock playing and use them to create solos and lead lines to rival the best of them! Jorma clearly explains rhythm grooves, picking techniques, lead bass lines, licks, solos and techniques for electric blues and rock tunes. You'll also get invaluable advice on scales, runs, hammers, string-snapping and lots more. Live performances by Electric Hot Tuna make this tape instructional and entertaining! Songs: "Hit Single #1," "Homespun Blues," "Ode To Billy Dean."
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The Electric Guitar Method

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Customer Review: very helpful method
I like this video a lot. It has many interesting things to say. the chapters are separated in ways that make sense to what I want to learn. Lots of tricks and shortcuts to make me a better player. Glad I bougtht it.
Customer Review: Its a pretty good video,.
This is a good video for a beginner, a very complete guitar method, so put your chair in front of the TV, plug in your guitar and keep hitting rewind!

Electric Guitar Day One

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Customer Review: A MUST FOR ALL GUITAR PLAYERS
THIS VIDEO REALLY IS FOR ANYONE WHO PICKS A GUITAR FOR THE FIRST TIME AND IS LOOKING FOWARD TO LEARN SOME METAL OR HARD ROCK TYPE OF PLAYING,VERY BASIC YOU WILL FIND IT EASY AND VERY UNDERSTANDABLE.I RECOMEND IT STRONGLY

In Concert: Albert Collins

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IN CONCERT: OHNE FILTER (COLLINS,ALBERT)
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Customer Review: Can't get enough!
My review title says it all. I just wish there were more DVD's of Albert's concerts.
Customer Review: Outstanding
I ran across this DVD when scouting for more Albert Collins to add to my CD collection. Absolutely fantastic stuff on this one. Especially Mastercharge. Collins was perhaps one of the most underrated blues guitars ever. If you love his work, this is a MUST OWN!

New Morning: The Paris Concert

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NEW MORNING:PARIS CONCERT (FORD,ROBBEN)
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Customer Review: Style, chops and thin voice
Robben Ford is a wonderfully fluid and stylish player. He is also very likable. This DVD showcases that admirably. It also showcases his one weakness which is his thin nasal vocals. This is one reason I pray every day that Larry Carlton never sings. Try as he will Ford just can't pull off the blues vocal believably which is not to cut short his melding of a blues/jazz riff based idiom.
Customer Review: One of the all-time tastiest blues guitarists.
I've been a Robben Ford fan since he released "The Inside Story" LP back in the early 80's. About a year ago I was browsing amazon's music DVD's and I found and ordered this DVD. I play it the moment it arrives and I'm am elated to finally see this brilliant guitarist perform. I agree with all the other reviews that this is a finely produced DVD with good camera work, great audio, and a fine back up band. I would describe Robben's playing style as jazz-tinged blues. He's not a Stevie Ray or Johnny Winter style player and shouldn't be compared to those guys. His phrasing is flawless and every note counts. He never overplays or resorts to any flashy "over-the-top" riffing. After watching this great DVD I decide that I have to see Robben perform live. And now my story/review takes a sharp turn into the "Twilight Zone". I'm sure you've heard the adage "Be careful what you wish for". The next day I get an email from a friend I haven't heard from in months and he writes that he's got a block of tickets to see John Mayall in concert this week and would I like to go. I say yes and meet him at the concert venue a few days later. He hands me the ticket and I go to the usher who has to walk me into the darkened theater with a flashlight because the show has already started. I'm following him and to my surprise he walks me to the first row, center seat. The first act was Eric Bibb, who is a fine acoustic blues guitarist and who I'm seeing for the first time. I'm digging the music and my front row seat when they announce the second act. "Ladies and gentlemen, Robben Ford". I almost fell out of my seat. Out comes my guitar hero just a couple of yards away and proceeds to blow the doors down. After a few tunes by himself, Robben is joined by Mayall's back up band. Out walks another guitarist who turns out to be another killer player whose name is Buddy Whittington . To make a long story short, I thought I died and went to guitar heaven. After the show I got to meet both Mayall and Buddy. Unfortunately, I didn't see Robben. It was a mind blowing experience that happening within a week's time of ordering this DVD. Order your copy today because you never know what might happen.

Live at the Sugarbowl: September 22, 1972

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Customer Review: awesome!
now i know why he influenced so many people!! awesome guitar player, very soulful voice.
Customer Review: A king
I'm ashamed to declare that this DVD came to my attention only a few weeks ago-, as this is a real one. In the blues guitar players' world there is a strange distinction between white and black players. I never understood it but the technique and the sound is completely different. Very few guitar players (and no wonder that they are really the great ones) crossed this imaginary line and sound great without any borderlines. Freddie King for sure is one of them- he is so great that you can't comprehend. All of the tracks in this DVD are great, his love of music is obvious, catching, and keep you smiling all the time. This is a must for music lovers: its blues, it's Funk, its rock (a little) and anyways it rocks and shakes you- don't miss it.

Washburn Scott Ian Signature Guitar Pack

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Customer Review: 4 stars for the value
First of all I want to say that I got this guitar at Sam Goody's on sale for $50. I didn't think it would be that good, but I've always wanted a simple guitar with only one pickup and a volume knob, so I bought it. I liked it's shape but not the blue pin stripes and the graphics on the headstock were too cartoonish, but it was just $50. I guess a teenager would probably love the way it looks, though. When I got home and played it I was shocked. The pickup is outrageous! and the neck feels sweet. The tuning knobs suck, though, they're very loose. If I decide that I really like the guitar I'll just replace them (no big deal). After coming down from the shock of the pickup I noticed how well the volume knob worked. Most guitars I play just go from real loud to nothing when you turn the knob. This one graduates very well. That's not all. I've had this guitar for 3 weeks now and today I discovered that when you pull the volume knob, the sounds changes. I think it lowers the gain, but I'm not sure. There's definitely a big change in sound, though. This guitar is amazing. I don't think I would have ever paid full price for it because of the way it looks, so I'm very happy that I saw it on sale, because it's cool, period. Also I read other reviews and a lot of people were impressed by the pickup and were wondering if it was based on something. I called Lyon and they told me it was based on the Duncan Distortion, so I went out and bought a D. distortion for my Jackson V. I haven't installed it yet so I can't tell you how they compare. If you're into metal and your looking for your first guitar, THIS IS IT!!! You will not beat this.

Stage One SEG-328 36-Inch Mini Electric Guitar (Pink)

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First Act ME445 Designer Double Cutaway Electric Guitar

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The First Act ME445 Designer Double Cutaway Electric Guitar features a custom solid body with a double cutaway design that delivers a warm and brilliant sound. With a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, the ME445 is both sturdy and stylish. The contoured body has excellent high fret access, and the two, patent-pending, high-output humbucking pickups that deliver an awesome sound. This guitar also features a titled 3 + 3 headstock and classic hardtail bridge to maximize sustain, chrome-covered tuning machines for accurate tuning, and volume and tone controls for sound tweaks. First Act also didn't scrimp on style -- the ME445 features a high-gloss metallic black finish with retro stylings, but with a modern vibe, and an attractive white pearloid contemporary pickguard shape.
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Show Your Bones

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With Show Your Bones, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs follow up to the heralded Fever to Tell Karen O economizes on the screaming that so marked the trio's debut EP. And oh how she exceeds her oft-noted influences (PJ Harvey and Chrissie Hynde, for two): Whether she's hanging back with a staggered beat on "Phenomena," or riding on the kick-drum-pounded opening to "Honeybear," she's always ready to disappear in a burst of Nick Zinner's guitars and Brian Chase's drums. The YYYs thrill precisely because of their keen mix, Karen O spiking the upper ranges (dig the caterwaul in "Mysteries") with a sharply cut vocal line or a simple, full-bodied singsong delivery while the guitars spin thick storms of sound before retreating to atmospherics (try the transition from the quick throttle of "Cheated Hearts" into the Cure-ish "Dudley," for one example). And marvel at how well radio would be served by blasting the acoustic, pleading vibe of "Warrior." Fabulous. --Andrew Bartlett
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Customer Review: Karen O is hawt
This is an awesome cd, and I'm not going to bore you with a long review of how the first sound of the chord of the beat shifts and roars throughout the damn cd, just pick it up and listen to it. It's packed. I like it more than "Fever To Tell" But, you be the judge!
Customer Review: cool, rough rock
It's hard to create a new sound in rock these days, but the Yeah Yeah Yeahs manage to do it on this albumn. The rough overdriven guitar, straightforeward drumming, and raspy vocals all combine beautifully to create this unique sound. In exploring new indie rock, this one is a real find.

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble

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This career-spanning box of three CDs and a DVD celebrates a legacy that looms larger than that of any blues-rocking guitarist since Jimi Hendrix. Despite fears that a series of posthumous releases had depleted the Stevie Ray Vaughan vaults, previously unreleased gems dominate the selection. Highlights extend from Vaughan's swaggering apprenticeship with Paul Ray and the Cobras to slash-and-burn concert performances from the final month of his life. There are obligatory dips into the songbooks of Hendrix and Buddy Guy, appearances on MTV Unplugged and Austin City Limits, and instrumental interplay with brother Jimmie Vaughan and tourmate Jeff Beck. Though his guitar never loses its flamethrower intensity, the set documents his progression from the showoff licks of the young "Stevie Rave On" into a fully rounded artistry of soulful depth. --Don McLeese
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Customer Review: Awesome Box Set
This is the best box set that I own! It's all SRV but each CD has its own flavor. You won't get bored listening to these. It's a must have if you're a true SRV fan. The booklet and DVD are also a very nice touch.
Customer Review: THE SRV BOXED SET: PERFECT !/AWESOME !/SUPREME !/COULDN'T BE BETTER ! (not one single complaint from me)
Who is this 3-CD/1 DVD boxed set for? Hardcore fans, new fans, blues fans, anybody who loves SRV and his music, that's who! With about 75% of the songs being previously unreleased live material, plus the DVD and book, old fans will get something new to add to their SRV collections. And because most of Stevie's hits and fan favorites are included (in live versions and some in studio versions), the new fan will get everything he really needs, too. Disc 1 covers 1977-83, and starts out with SRV's earliest recordings, including one from Paul Ray And The Cobras, which was before Stevie really reached his full potential, but could still play a pretty mean guitar. This disc also includes very good live versions of Texas Flood and Jimi Hendrix's Manic Depression, and the studio version of Pride And Joy from the album, Texas Flood. This disc will be of special interest to fans who want to know more about Stevie's early days. I would describe the music on this disc as: first half, really good/second half, really great! Disc 2 covers 1984-87, and begins with studio versions of Scuttle Buttin' and Couldn't Stand The Weather from the album Couldn't Stand The Weather. A great live Hendrix medley of Little Wing/Third Stone From The Sun is here, as are two unreleased songs from the Live At Carnegie Hall show, The Sky Is Crying and Voodoo Chile (Slight Return). WOW! The music on this disc is just about what you would expect from this period in SRV's career. GREAT! Disc 3 covers 1987-1990, and exceeds all of my expectations. THIS STUFF IS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! Included on this disc are great live versions of Look At Little Sister, Willie The Wimp, and Crossfire. And unbelievably good solo unplugged versions of Dirty Pool (from a 1989 Rock Lives' radio program), Rude Mood, Testify, and Pride And Joy (from MTV's Unplugged in 1990). Also from 1990 are smokin' live versions of Tightrope, Cold Shot, The Things (That) I Used To Do, and Leave My Girl Alone. Jeff Beck joins Stevie on Goin' Down, from an Albuquerque, New Mexico show in 1989. The music on this disc is the best of the best. I can't get enough of it! Disc 4 is the DVD. It's an Austin City Limits broadcast from 1989 with about 5 songs. If you've never seen Stevie in action, this is the real thing, right here. He really cuts loose, and gets wide open on this, and the picture quality is excellant. Having the visual SRV experience included in the box is a huge bonus. The glossy long box digi-book packaging is compact and beautiful, and the 72-page book that's included is packed with great photos, history, recording details, and essays with comments from Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana, B.B. King, Jeff Beck, and others. The last page of the book is an especially nice touch. A picture shows Stevie and his brother, Jimmie Vaughan, jamming away on their guitars, looking each other right in the eye, and smiling huge grins at each other. Next to the picture is a quote from Jimmie Vaughan: "The world misses his music, but I miss my brother". And I don't have any complaints at all about this SRV boxed set.

Cocky

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
Detroit-bred rocker/rapper Kid Rock has reason to be "cocky," as 1998's multiplatinum Devil Without a Cause established the multifaceted artist with the Southern rock influences as a generally likable braggart able to back up his boasts musically. Rock's Twisted Brown Trucker backup band also spawned a successful solo career for DJ Uncle Kracker, who wrote songs for--but whose turntables aren't on--Cocky. With a little help from fab friends, including actor David Spade, and musicians Sheryl Crow and Snoop Dogg, Cocky covers a mélange of styles, from rap to country, utilizing organ, pedal steel, and harp as well as metallic guitar solos. Ultimately, though, the 14 songs are schizophrenic and not always successful: on "Lonely Road of Faith," Kid Rock turns in a anthemic ballad nearly worthy of Lynyrd Skynrd, whose "Freebird" he samples in the laid-back R&B-flavored "You Never Met a Motherf**ker Quite Like Me," while Crow's vocals on the gentle, country tune "Picture" and the plodding "Midnight Train to Memphis" contrast with the metallic riffs of "I'm a Dog," the nasty "sex rhymes" of "WCSR," and the rapped boasts of the narcissistic title track. Cocky? Indeed. Commendable? Dubious. --Katherine Turman
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Customer Review: Everything to offer
Cocky is kids most underrated work. Like most of his albums this has a bit of everything to offer. It pretty much works from start to finish just like most great albums do. The best songs would have to be What I learned out on the road, Lonely road of faith and my personal favourite Midnight train to Memphis. It's just an incredible album that should be given a try.
Customer Review: Superior now than in retrospect
Kid Rock's 2001 album, 'Cocky', is definitely superior today than it was in 2001. Although Kid Rock has been releasing albums since 1991, 'Devil Without a Cause' is when the mainstream really noticed him and that went on to be one of the best selling albums of all time. After that, he made a quickie greatest hits release with 2000's 'The History of Rock'. Many fans (me included) got used to the sound produced there and the new country songs found in 'Cocky' came to a shock to us. Although I just recently purchased this album (I couldn't get into the country songs six years ago), I would have to say that it's a pretty good listen and better than I remembered it several years ago. Although there are some great old-school style Kid Rock songs on here (such as 'Forever', the self-titled track, and WCSR with Snoop Dogg) , the country-flavored tracks represent a good portion of the album. In fact, there are more country/country-rock songs on here than from any other genre. Some fans will not be able to get over this, but as someone who has more or less outgrown rap-metal they actually come out as refreshing years later. I'm not typically a country fan at all, but songs like 'Lay It On Me', 'What I Learned Out On The Road', and 'Lonely Road of Faith' are very well-done. Unfortunately, there are also some stinkers on this album as well, such as the hugely overrated single 'Picture', but the good definitely outweighs the bad. Dust off your copy of this and give it a try; you just might like it now.

Gibson Les Paul Electric Guitar Metal Belt Buckle

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.925 Sterling Electric Guitar Charm

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Sterling Silver Electric Guitar charm, measures 1 1/8" long.

Electric Guitar 2" Pewter Pendant Necklace

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Electric Guitar Pewter Pendant Necklace. Measures 2" tall and comes on 18" chain. Great detail. Comes on ball chain. Made in England by Alchemy Gothic !~
Price: $16.00

Power Tour-Tiger Electric Guitar With Carrying Case, 1 Set

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
Tiger Electronics Power Tour Electric Guitar Includes Guitar Carry Case & Instructional DVD Requires 4 1.5 V AA (or LR6) Batteries (not included)
Customer Review: Save Your Money!
While I wasn't expecting a professional instrument I thought this would at least be fun to play around with. It's an absolute waste of money. Poorly designed and built. I'm not sure what Tiger was shooting for with this. The one I bought also seemed to be shorting out and it wasn't working properly. I guess if I want to pretend that I'm a rock star I will have to stick to Guitar Hero III on my XBOX 360!

BeBoP Mini-Electric Guitar Package - Metallic Blue plus a FREE "All Together Now" CD

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
If your child is an aspiring "rock star," then there is probably no talking them into learning guitar on an acoustic instrument. Our electric guitar kit is designed especially for small fingers and bodies with a style and bright colors that kids will love. This Fender Stratocaster- style guitar has a very thin neck that makes it easy to learn on and a lighter body than any electric guitar we've seen. There's nothing "toy-like" about them. The amp is specially designed for use with the microphone headset and the electric guitar at the same time. Slip the amp strap over your shoulder and you're set to rock out anywhere, any time. No electricity necessary. Available in pink and blue. Nylon gig bag with zippered pocket. AC adapter available separately. (AGES 7-11)

1 Man Band 36" Electric Guitar

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
This jam-a-long guitar makes finger pickin' a snap as it teaches you to play in time and tempo. Equipped with musical accompaniment, it has three different tempos and five drumbeats like a real music teacher would use (jazz, funk, rock, hip hop and world beats). It's crafted with all-natural basswood and includes volume control, guitar case and strap, picks, steel strings, and instructional manual and CD. Requires one "9V" battery, not included. Measures 36" long.

Electric Guitar Basics, Steps 1 & 2 Combined (The Ultimate Beginner Series)

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Customer Review: Not Good Enough
i thought this book was very confussing. I got this book when i recieved my guitar. This book was not detailed and i had a hard time. I am now reading Guitar for Dummies and i learned much more easily.
Customer Review: Better stuff is available free
I purchased this book hoping that it would give me some insight as I start using the electric guitar I received as a gift. While I was waiting for the book to arrive I started looking for some information on learning the guitar on the Web. Do a search for "Free Guitar Lessons" and you'll find stuff that is way better than this book - and it's all FREE.

Gibson Electrics - The Classic Years

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Since the inception of the first "electrical" guitars in the 1920s, no other manufacturer has produced a greater variety of professional quality models than Gibson. This book presents a documented account of the instruments released during a highly creative period from the 1930s up to the mid-60s, which saw the coming of age of the electric guitar. It describes all the models that have made history and contributed to establishing the reputation of Gibson. This edition features over 500 illustrations, including 100 in color, and previously unpublished material.
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Customer Review: The detail in this book along with the photos are tops.
I'm not the foremost expert on vintage guitars as I currently own only two pre 1965 Gibson Archtops but this book is outstanding. I have been searching for a source to identify my current guitars and Mr. Duchossoir has provided me so much more. Mr. John Sprung's photos are outstanding as well. They cover the different variants from year to year as well as what hardware, from pickguards to volume knobs, tuners, bridges etc. The most complete book I've ever found with history and personal accounts of each Gibson model. A definite must for any player/collector of vintage Gibson guitars.

Guitar Licks of the Texas Blues Rock Heroes (The Guitar Lick Factory Player Series)

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
With enough hot licks to set the whole Lone Star state afire, this book details the solo styles of legendary guitarists, complete with essential stylistic details that make the music come alive. You get it all, from pioneers like T-Bone Walker, Freddie King, and Lightnin' Hopkins, through the next generation of innovators like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Billy Gibbons, and Johnny Winter, and on to latter-day explorers like Eric Johnson. You'll learn more than 100 licks in the authentic style of each player, each lick with its own mini-lesson, performed by the author at half and full tempo on the accompanying CD. Also features: a rundown of each player's guitars, amps and effects * lists of must-have tracks, albums and videos * revealing quotes from dozens of 6-string notables * essential tips on tone and style * insight-filled lessons.
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Customer Review: Best Blues Book yet.....
This book is excellent. Ideal for intermidiate level. A bit challenging for a beginner but I'd buy it anyway; if you have it at the right time in your growth it'll be invaluable to you. The Amazon description says that it plays at half tempo and at full tempo but I believe thats wrong, the riffs are only played once and at full tempo. But the description of how to play each example is so detailed you won't need to hear it slower. He even tells you the song you can find the lick in. So when you're listening to your own cd's, you'll identify the licks you've learned, which also helps you learn how to apply them. Out of all the books I've tried this one was by FAR the best.
Customer Review: BLUEStastic!!
I love this book! A really good mix..I love that they were hip enough to include Hopkins a very important early player who is so often overlooked. The CD and tab are wonderful. I will say that this will be difficult if you havn't been playin very long but I would still get it. I really wish they had books like this when I started playing in the early 70's...I would have been miles ahead!

UBXpress, An Introduction to Musical Styles For Electric Guitar

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Electric Slide Guitar

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Fender Pres: Getting Started Electric Guitar

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Once Above a Time

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
The show: This concert was recorded in Budapest in April, 2004 during the European tour in support of Hackett's most recent album "To Watch the Storms".
The Line Up: Steve Hackett - guitar & vocals, Roger King - keyboards, Rob Townsend - sax, flute, percussion & vocals, Terry Gregory - bass & vocals, Gary O'Toole - drums, percussion & vocals.
The Set List: 1. Valley Of The Kings, 2. Mechanical Bride, 3. The Circus Of Becoming, 4. Frozen Statues, 5. Slogans, 6. Serpentine Song, 7. Ace Of Wands, 8. Hammer In The Sand, 9. Blood On The Rooftops, 10. Fly On A Windshield, 11. Please Don't Touch, 12. Firth Of Fifth, 13. If You Can't Find Heaven, 14. Darktown, 15. Brand New, 16. Air-Conditioned Nightmare 17. Every Day, 18. Clocks, 19. Spectral Mornings, 20. Los Endos.
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Customer Review: Steve Hackett is only getting better with time
I grabbed this DVD on a whim, not knowing some of the tracks except of Steve's earlier songs from Spectral Mornings, Please Don't Touch, Acolyte, so on. Some newer songs from a later release are on here, 'To Watch The Storms' as well as the band members who payed on that release. Very good stuff. It seems to me, the guys are hitting peaks here, sounding very strong, and Steve's playing is nothing short of excellent. If you're a Genesis or Steve Hackett fan, or even a fan of great live guitar playing, get this DVD.
Customer Review: very good but......
I get the feeling I'm watching a King Crimson / Van Der Graaf revival show.

Live in Sweden

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
Born in Indianola, Mississippi, Albert King remains one of the most influential blues guitarists of all time and enjoyed a successful career that spanned four decades, with wide critical and commercial acceptance throughout the world. The left- handed blues giant wrenched stinging solos from his trademark Gibson Flying V, informing the sound and style of such admirers as Eric Clapton, Luther Allison, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Taj Mahal and Jimi Hendrix. This never before released concert film presents King in top form, tearing through his signature songs at the peak of his career. Songs include "Born under a Bad Sign," "The Sky Is Crying," "The Very Thought of You," "Cadillac Assembly Line," "Summertime," "Cold Women with Warm Hearts," "As the Years Go Passing By."
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Customer Review: Not great
As a Albert King fan, I found this DVD lacking. The video is poor, the song selection not great, the audio bad.
Customer Review: At Least It's Albert King
I bought this DVD because I love Albert King. Otherwise I would give it 3 stars. It's short - about 1 hour - and he's only playing for about 40 minutes. I don't know why the band does a long version of Summertime without him at all. And the interviews, while good, make the DVD a little disjointed. But when you consider the rarity of King's videos, and who is playing, it's still worth buying if you are into the blues. The guy is as good a blue guitarist as anyone, ever. I have already watched it about four times since I got it ten days ago! I only hope there's more footage of him somewhere so more DVD's, preferably longer, can be produced. THIS IS BLUES POWER!!

Relentless: The Concert

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
This DVD gives you an insider's view into how the unique CD Relentless, featuring all new material, was recorded at the Paradiso in Amsterdam on May 14th, 2003. Hear Walter Trout tell the audience the stories behind his new songs, and then watch him turn around to the band and get song after song recorded right there on the spot. With spectacular lights and 21st century sound you see the ultimate Walter Trout and the Radicals show. As added features you get a backstage pass to watch "Behind the Scenes," exclusive interviews with Walter Trout, the bands' manager, and the Radicals up close and personal.
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Customer Review: BLUES HAMMER, YOU MUST BE BANGED UP!!
WOW, I HAVE SEEN TROUT A NUMBER OF TIMES AND EVEN HAVE A GREAT TATTOO OF HIM.I DECIDED TO DO THAT AFTER I SAW THAT A FRIEND OF MINE GOT A STEVIE RAY VAUGHN TATTOO.BUT ASIDE FROM THAT, THE WHOLE BAND IS AT ITS PEAK ON THIS DVD OR CD; I CAN'T SEE THE VEIW THAT "BLUES HAMMER" TAKES. TO MANY SHOTS TO THE HEAD? WE ALL HAVE OUR OWN TASTE, BUT HOW CAN YOU SEE+HEAR "WORK NO MORE" AND HAVE THAT IDEA? WALT IS SO FAST AND COMPLEX, IT TAKES YOU TO LISTEN AT LEAST 3 TIMES BEFORE YOUR EYE AND EAR CAN PUT THE TWO TOGETHER; YOU KEEP GOING BACK BECAUSE WHAT YOU SEE+HEAR CAN'T BE POSSIBLE....BLUESHAMMER,YOU ARE IN ERROR, BUT I'M ONLY 53 AND HAVE ONLY SEEN THE BEST......CHANGE YOUR NAME TO "HAMMERHEAD"
Customer Review: The most underrated guitarist in the world!
I only give 5 star reviews, because I'm only interested in turning people on to the things I love most. Walter Trout has just entered that category. Playing just his stratocaster through a Mesa Boogie Mark IV amp with the rare Mesa Boogie Leslie-copy rotating speaker and no effects, Walter Trout pulls out all the stops in this incredible concert. He has been unfairly accused of being derivative (gimme a break! ALL blues rock is derivative!) He has been unfairly accused of copping Stevie Ray's style and riffs. They have common blues roots, but Trout is much less reliant on effects, and clearly has his own chops influenced by a number of the blues greats (Albert King, to name one) and he even pulls off some of the same speed and volume-knob manipulation of the late great Roy Buchanan. Plus, having played with John Lee Hooker and Big Mama Thornton, he has firmly established his credibility as a genuine bluesman, even if he is doing blues/rock now. To put it simply, he's absorbed the best blues/rock influences and blended them into his own passionate, fiery style. I'm a fair guitarit myself, and after one viewing of the DVD and several listens to the CD of Relentless, Trout is the one guitarist whose style I would most aspire to master. As a solo act he is generous to his band members in letting them stretch out on their own instruments instead of just having them playing rote accompaniment. It is also clear that lyrically he comes from a very genuine place. Collingswood is a great example, wherein he effectively conveys the fear, pain and anger (and relief and comfort from other family) of growing up in a household with a violent alcoholic stepfather. He pulls his blues from deep within his own soul, and when he rocks hard he takes his solos right up to the edge of cacophony, momentarily crosses that line, and then takes complete melodic control again. If he has anything like a weak point it would be his acoustic songs, which don't quite convey the same passion as his electric work, but even then he still packs more genuine emotion and heartfelt melody into the acoustic material than most other acts in his genre. If you love blues, rock, blues/rock, and even some metal guitar, this DVD is a rare treasure. I sat dumbfounded with a satisfied smirk on my face through the entire first viewing of this DVD. The production values are also a guitarist's dream, with the visual focus clearly placed on Trout's style and technique. The interviews, while not slickly produced or eloquent, reveal exactly what you'd want to know about this virtuoso after hearing him - his gear and how he uses it, influences and background - all relevant background on his music and how he makes it. I like this every bit as much as anything by Johnny Winter, Roy Buchanan, Gary Moore, Stevie Ray, Clapton, or any of the other rock/blues fusion guitarists. Only one copy in stock as I write this - I really hope Amazon and Ruf records will keep making this available to the world. I'd heard of Walter Trout some time ago when I lived in Orange County CA, and now I'm kicking myself in the okole for not seeing him at the coachhouse or other clubs there - odds are he won't be playing in Hawaii anytime soon. BUY THIS DVD RIGHT NOW! YOU WON'T REGRET IT!

Red Electric Guitar

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Constructed of quality wood with a beautiful finish. Built-in amplifier and speakers create a rich sound. Includes volume control, a built-in earphone jack, a jack for an external amplifier, detailed tuning instructions, a pick, and extra strings. Sized just right for small hands. Requires one "9V" battery. Store in Guitar Case or use convenient Guitar Stand (both sold separately). Size 30"l, Weight 4 lbs. (Age 8+)

Burswood 31-Inch Electric Guitar with External 5 Watt Amp.

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Price: $58.20

Student Mini-Electric Guitar Package (PINK) Plus a FREE "All Together Now" CD

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If your child is an aspiring rock star, then there is probably no talking them into learning guitar on an acoustic instrument. Our electric guitar kit is designed especially for small fingers and bodies with a style and bright colors that kids will love. This Fender Stratocaster- style guitar has a very thin neck that makes it easy to learn on and a lighter body than any electric guitar weve seen. Theres nothing toy-like about them. The amp is specially designed for use with the microphone headset and the electric guitar at the same time. Slip the amp strap over your shoulder and youre set to rock out anywhere, any time. No electricity necessary. (AGES 7-11) Package includes: 31" MINI-ELECTRIC GUITAR (Dimensions: 31-1/8" x 10-3/4"), 21 Nickel Silver Frets, Single Coil High Output Pickup, Maple Neck & Fingerboard, Fully adjustable 3-way bridge, PORTABLE AMPLIFIER 3 Watts (Dimensions: 6-3/4" high x 8" wide x 3-1/4" deep), Wood cabinet with 3" speaker, Volume and Tone Controls, Headphone Jack, Separate Guitar & Microphone inputs, 3 Function settings: Off - On - Dirty Distortion, AC Adapter Jack Adapter sold separately, ACCESSORIES, 10' guitar cable, Pitch pipe, Picks & Extra Strings, Black Nylon Guitar Strap, MICROPHONE HEADSET, Hands Free, 3-1/2" attached Mic Cable with 1/4" phone plug.

Lie to Me

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Jonny Lang cut his debut album in Memphis when he was just 15, and, upon its release in 1996, the guitar prodigy from Minneapolis instantly became one of the leading lights of modern blues. He's a fast and flashy player whose approach rests equally on technical assurance and musical intelligence. Sizing up a dozen songs, he gets a pleasing, razor-sharp sound out of his ax while building excitement in his lead lines--thankfully, he steers clear of cliché and bombast. As a fledging singer, he acts out the lyrics of Ike Turner's age-old shuffle "Matchbox" and his own romantic ballad "Missing Your Love" with surprising poise and believability. Kudos to producer David Z for surrounding Lang with alert, first-rate sidemen and for helping select good material from Turner, Sonny Boy Williamson, Tinsley Ellis, and others. --Frank-John Hadley
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Customer Review: Lie to Me
For a second effort, it is just as good as the first. Jonny just keeps getting better and with a more mature and bluesy vocal.
Customer Review: Jonny Lang Lie to Me
With his worldly, whiskey voice Jonny Lang stuns us once again. So young to feel so much!!! And he relays it spectacularly. From the soulful lyrics to the spectacular guitar, this is a moody, wonderful CD.

Grant Street

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Just as Muhammad Ali once boasted that he could "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee," Louisiana's Sonny Landreth can make his slide guitar roar like a rocket ship and dance like a ballerina. As this live set recorded on his home turf attests, few guitarists combine such power with such precision. Landreth's veteran rhythm section of bassist David Ranson and drummer Kenneth Blevins provides whipcrack support on a set of supercharged instrumentals ("Native Stepson," "Z. Rider," "Pedal to Metal") and original blues ("Broken-Hearted Road," "Wind in Denver"), building to a climax with the guitarist's signature tune, "Congo Square." Though Landreth established himself as an ace sideman from his apprenticeship with zydeco kingpin Clifton Chenier through his extended stint with John Hiatt, he really cuts loose with his own trio, generating a dynamic propulsion that threatens to levitate this Lafayette dancehall. --Don McLeese
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Customer Review: kick butt music
this is about as high energy as a trio could get. But it's a lot more than just noise: excellent guitar work, solid vocals. not dinner-time music. but if you want music that will blow the roof off your head, this could be it.
Customer Review: Landreth at his best!
I caught Sonny on tour last year and thought he was great. Almost all the material from his performance is on this CD and it really showcases his music. I am really impressed with Sonny and his bandmates in concert and here on the CD. Sonny's voice has really improved over the years and is now a strength. Of course his guitar playing ranges from excellent to phenomenal as always. I think this CD really does catch Landreth at his best. Every fan should own this recording and it's a great place for any newcomers to Sonny's sound to start.

Ys

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Joanna Newsom's voice--a piercing flutter that's pitched somewhere between Björk and a hand brake--is an acquired taste. But to the uninitiated, it's not nearly as impenetrable as her cosmic poetry or, for that matter, baroque music. The 24-year-old Californian harpist's second album is a five-track concept piece loosely based on its namesake, the mythological drowned city of the Bretons. We say "loosely" because she leaves plenty of room for digressions on meteoroids and birds flying into windows. While Ys was recorded by minimalist Steve Albini (Nirvana, PJ Harvey), it includes lush string arrangements by Van Dyke Parks (Brian Wilson) and the final mix was done by sonic experimentalist Jim O'Rourke (Sonic Youth, Tortoise). The result is an album that sounds unlike anything else. And despite containing spectacularly beguiling songs that stretch out past 15 minutes, every second seems to drip with magic. You certainly don't get that with Ashlee Simpson. --Aidin Vaziri
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Customer Review: In my all-time Top 5
To be honest, on first listen I didn't know what all the hype was about. In fact, it wasn't until the 3rd or 4th time I heard the album that it started to grow on me (starting with the astronomical chorus in Emily). While her voice takes some getting used to, once you do you start to realize it's raw beauty allows her to emote in a way that no other singer does. Before long I was telling people this was one of my favorite CDs of all-time. Every song on the CD is great--I'm not sure I've ever been able to say that about a full album before. Musically and lyrically I've never heard a combination quite like this. So, before you blow this eccentric masterpiece off the first time you hear it, give it some time to sink in: it's worth it.
Customer Review: Amazing!
I didn't like this album when I first heard it. It may sound odd, but I was actually bothered by how refined her voice had become. Then one day, I finally decided to stop being such an elitist and give it a listen. As it turned out, I had been missing out on five of the best songs ever written. Each song is its own epic tale laid over some truly amazing Kora rhythms, quiet melodies, and beautifully written orchestral accompaniment. I can't wait to see what she'll come up with next.

Eterna Full-size Folk Guitar Kit

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full-size Folk Guitar With Spruce Top And Javanese Rosewood Bridgeopen Chrome Tuning Mechanismblack Pvc Pickguardkit Includes: Capo Gig Bag Lesson Book Dvd Quick Start Guide Picks Pitch Pipe Strap Strings And Stringwinder
Price: $199.95

First Act ME509 Moderator Single Cutaway with Humbucker

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The First Act ME509 Single Cutaway Electric Guitar features a custom solid body with a single cutaway design that delivers rich and warm sound. With a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, the ME509 is both sturdy and stylish. The single bridge-position, proprietary, high-output humbucking pickup hammers out great rock distortion. This guitar also features a tilted 3 +3 headstock and classic hardtail bridge to maximize sustain, chrome-covered tuning machines for accurate tuning, and volume and tone controls. First Act didn't scrimp on style -- the ME509 features a cool white glossy finish and contemporary pickguard shape.
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Stage One SEG-128 31-Inch Mini Electric Guitar (Pink)

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Beginner Electric Guitar: Learn to Play with CD (Audio) and DVD (House of Blues) (House of Blues)

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John McCarthy presents a four-part tutorial system that is designed to give you the most exciting start to the world of the electric guitar, featuring a book, a DVD, a CD and full online support. Get your head and hands around a kaleidoscope of techniques, with easy-to-follow lessons that will get you playing straight away. Beginning with the very basics, including holding and tuning the instrument, you are very soon guided smoothly through such ideas and tools as strumming patterns, scales, song rhythms, fingerpicking and much more. The DVD illustrates each lesson with examples that concentrate upon both hands in crystal-clear close-up. You also get player-perspective views and a video chord chart. On the CD, the instructor talks you through each lesson, providing demonstrations and details exactly where you need them. You'll also find professionally produced backing tracks for you to play along with, creating the feel and excitement of being in your own band. Full online support provides interactive lessons and links to a global community of teachers and students.
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50 Years of Gretsch Electrics: Half a Century of White Falcons, Gents, Jets, and Other Great Guitars

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Introduced in 1954 as one of Gretsch's "Guitars of the Future," the White Falcon was an overwhelmingly impressive instrument. The influence of this spectacular new guitar spread to other models and guitar manufacturers. It was the dawn of a half-century of awe-inspiring guitars which are now favored by widely popular artists including Pete Townshend, Tom Petty, Alanis Morisette, Sheryl Crow, John Frusciante, Bo Diddley, and more. This book compiles the best of Gretsch's inventions over the past 50 years and tells the stories of their creation and the men who created them. Includes 100 photos!

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Customer Review: A nice try
The problem with Tony Bacon's book is right there in the title: "50 years of Gretsch Electrics" There really isn't enough room in this book to visually present a large array of the models produced by the Gretsch company, and give a history of the many changes of the Gretsch company. In fact, Bacon omits any discusion or photos of any Gretsch Bass models. While Bacon does do a decent job of documenting the many changes that the Gretsch company has undergone, it's at the expense of having room for more visual examples of many Gretsch guitars. The book is somewhat confusing in that the photographs on many pages do not correspond with the subject of the text. What dissapointed me the most was the limited selection of photographs. Instead of presenting more photos of guitars, Bacon offers a reference section that merely shows black and white body outlines of different models that corrospond with brief discrpitions of the models that used those bodies. Sound confusing? It is. In the end, there just isn't enough room to both discuss the history of the Gretsch Company as well as offer an extensive visual presentation of the many Gretsch guitars.
Customer Review: A must for Gretsch fans
Super book. An easy to read, informative work for anyone wanting to know more about Gretsch guitars and the history of the Gretsch company. Good mix of text and pix with a very helpful identification section towards the end of the book. Especially helpful in trying to identify the many Gretsch models.

Guitars From George & Leo: How Leo Fender and I Built G&L Guitars

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Almost every guitarist knows the guitar companies Fender and GandL. Both these companies grew from the successful friendship and business partnership of George Fullerton and Leo Fender. George tells, in his own words, the amazing story of his celebrated collaboration with Leo that, for over 50 years, produced some of the world's most popular and treasured guitars and amplifiers, including the Telecaster, P-Bass and the Stratocaster. This complete history of the Fender organization and the GandL Guitar company, reveals through rare pictures and first-hand accounts, an insider's view of this amazing success story and the friendship that survived for a lifetime. Includes a 16-page color section featuring George's rare guitars and prototypes. George Fullerton lives in Fullerton, California.
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Customer Review: For G & L Freaks Only
I play bass, G & L's mostly so this was a good read for me. There was more info on guitar which I skimmed through. The bass stuff and the history was very good but not great. I could very well sell my copy used.
Customer Review: Good reading for G&L and Fender fans
Well written book detailing the early days of Fender and the factors leading to the inception and later sale of G & L. Since the book was written by George Fullerton, it MAY be a little self-serving re: George's role in these events, but because George was a close associate of Leo's it provides interesting insights into critical events in the history of both companies. Good photos and a lot of useful information for both Fender and G & L fans. For a more in-depth and unbiased history of Fender, read Tony Bacon's book "The Fender Electric Guitar Book". The Fender Electric Guitar Book: A Complete History of Fender Instruments

Men's T-Shirt : Live To Play - Electric Guitar

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MENS (UNISEX) T-SHIRT - Live To Play - Electric Guitar
Printed with "Live To Play" left chest and main design on the back.
Available in your choice of sizes small, medium, large, xl, xxl, xxxl, 4xl and 5xl. You select shirt color.
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Men's T-Shirt : Rock On - Skull with Electric Guitar Design

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MENS (UNISEX) T-SHIRT - Rock On - Skull with Electric Guitar Design
Printed with main design on the front. Back is blank.
Available in your choice of sizes small, medium, large, xl, xxl, xxxl, 4xl and 5xl. You select shirt color.
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Wicked cool Flying V Electric Guitar Keychain in Red or White

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Flying V guitar keychain. Painted metal with gold screw open ring. Measures 2 3/8" long x 7/8" wide.

Beginning Electric Guitar

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Nashville Electric Guitar

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Epiphone Guitar Essentials For Acoustic, Electric & Classical Models

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This video teaches you everything you need to know to get you familiar with and playing your guitar. The parts, how to hold the guitar and pick, how to tune with an electric tuner and by ear, common chords, strumming patterns and much more.
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John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers - 70th Birthday Concert

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SET LIST
Southside Story - Mayall/Bluesbreakers
Kids Got The Blues - Mayall/Bluesbreakers
Dirty Water - Mayall/Bluesbreakers
Somebody's Acting Like A Child - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Taylor
Blues For the Lost Days - Mayall/ Bluesbreakers/Taylor
Walking On Sunset - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Taylor
Oh, Pretty Woman - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Taylor
No Big Hurry - Mayall/Clapton
Please Mr Lofton - Mayall/Clapton/Barber
Hideaway - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Clapton/Barber
All Your Love - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Clapton
Have You Heard - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Clapton
Hoochie Coochie Man - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Clapton/Barber
I'M TORE DOWN - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Clapton/Barber
It Ain't Right - Mayall/Bluesbreakers
Talk To Your Daughter - Mayall/Bluesbreakers/Clapton/ Taylor/Barber
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Customer Review: Mayall's guitarists slug it out
Clapton was always going to be the ace card in this show and his presence is arguably the most compelling reason people will want to hear this concert. It is ironic that resident Bluesbreaker Buddy Whittington smokes him on the territory that Clapton pioneered. Clapton is like the Stradivarius of blues guitarists - once upon a time he was so good at what he did that people have become blinded to the possibility he may no longer deserve his reputation. Mick Taylor is the first guest onstage, and starts off with some nice understated playing - which is exactly where he stays. He seems oblivious to Buddy tearing up the other side of the stage, and although his lines are solid he appears at times to be searching for inspiration. Clapton follows him on halfway through the set and plays with a calculated air. If Taylor tries and fails to reach the depths within then Clapton flatly refuses to do so. He finally rises to the occasion on "Have You Heard", earning a standing ovation for a performance that Whittington bested at least half-a-dozen times during the show to far less acclaim. The dichotomy between the old guitar heroes and the only-slightly-younger unknown illustrates the divide that plagues the blues today: whether the blues is best represented by the form of the music or the spirit of the music. For my money, Buddy's was the more persuasive argument. Some have complained about Mayall's harmonica playing, but being a harp player myself I found Mayall's performance very honest and unadorned by cliche - no small achievement given the quirks of this instrument. That is not to say that Mayall is more than a journeyman (at best) on the harp, but it illustrates his awareness of his own limitations as well as his sensitivity and taste. If it doesn't sound like Little Walter, well, that puts Mayall on Whittington's side of the argument above. Mayall was never a hack and this is why he can continue to surround himself with stellar musicians.
Customer Review: Extremely Enjoyable Blues
I remember listening to Mayall's live version of "Room to Move" playing over and over in the dorms in college, and loved it back then. When I saw that Clapton guests on the DVD, I was motivated to buy it. I am not a diehard fan of Mr. Mayall, but having watched the DVD a few times, I more fully appreciate him and his music. The quality of the video and audio are just fine, and they lose nothing on a big screen TV with the volume cranked (is there any other way to watch music DVD's?). Mick Taylor is "eh," and Clapton disappointingly plays the same-old same-old; nothing new or exciting there. He blends in with the band, not wanting to take the spotlight from Mr. Mayall (classy move, that). The Bluesbreakers are excellent, and at least watching this video, Clapton has nothing over the flying fingers of guitarist Buddy Whittington. Enjoy it.

BB King Blues Session

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A rousing night of super, super blues with some of the worlds greatest performers! BB King hosts an all star Blues session featuring Stevie Ray Vaughn, Albert King, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Chaka Khan, Billie Ocean, Gladys Knight, Etta James, Paul Butterfield and Dr. John giving up some of the most exciting and memorable performances in Blues. So, Fasten your seat belts and get ready to cruse to the blues.
Includes:
Why I Sing The Blues
Please Send Me Someone To Love
The Thrill Is Gone
I'd Rather Go Blind
When Something Is wrong With My Baby
Sky IS Cryin'
Something's Got A Hold On Me
In The Midnight Hour
Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own
Let The Good Times Roll
Take My Hand, Precious Lord Finale
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Customer Review: Warning, This is Poor DVD-R copy.
NEVER RECOMMEND. Actially ZERO Star at all. This one is worst ever product since I started AMAZON shoping. This DVD-R copy is look like transfer from home video tape,as if Bootleg. I'm wondering is this one really legal products?????
Customer Review: Too much R&B, not enough Blues
I first watched this about ten years ago and recently bought this poor DVD version. This is a runny VHS transfer but the picture is still watchable and the sound is decent. With Billy Ocean, Chaka Kahn, Gladys Knight, Etta James, and Phil Collins in the line-up, it's obvious the producers of this special were more interested in appealing to the R&B/pop audience than pleasing blues lovers. This makes me wonder if B.B. actually had complete say over who would be appearing in this concert. I'd also like to know why Etta James was given much more time on stage than the other stars??? Despite a little too much R&B for what was supposed to be a "blues" show, we do have a pretty nice selection of bluesmen here too with Albert King, Paul Butterfield, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, and of course B.B. himself who all deliver good performances although Stevie Ray doesn't get much of a chance to tear it up in this show. With a few changes in the line-up, this show could have been a blues masterpiece. I would have replaced the R&B stars with Albert Collins, John Lee Hooker, Otis Rush, and Buddy Guy who were all alive and well in 1987 when this special was filmed. THAT would have certainly made this a real blues extravaganza to treasure! What we have here is still a pretty decent show however. The highlights for me are a nice version of B.B.'s classic "The Thrill is Gone" with Eric Clapton swapping guitar licks with King, and the great Stevie Ray who takes the stage with his hero Albert King for a performance of the great blues standard "The Sky is Crying". Paul Butterfield joins them on harmonica and vocals and he gives a strong performance, although I did notice a few dirty glances he gives Stevie Ray during the song. This is a nice show for R&B lovers, but serious blues fans will most likely feel a little let down. If you want a similiar show with better results, check out the DVD "A Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan" which features fine performances from B.B., Clapton, Dr. John, and several other great blues stars including Robert Cray and Buddy Guy!

DVD-Mastering The Electric Bass Vol 1-Scales,Modes and their Applications

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Strengthen your hands and develop your musical ear! David takes you through scales and modes in every position, adding octave patterns, arpeggios, rhythm grooves and other devices to expand your musical vocabulary. Learn to transpose, hear rhythmic changes and understand intervals, chord substitutions and voicings. Includes dozens of practice patterns and exercises.
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Customer Review: Well Done
This DVD was very helpful to me. I am basicly self-taught, coming to bass via guitar. Consequently, I knew more about playing chords and licks of of records, but something was missing. These lessons helped me to make sense out of things I was unsure of: scales and scale modes. It is easy enough to work your way through it on a laptop or, I suppose, your DVD player. David C. Gross is easy to comprehend, logical and concise in his instructional approach. I have just sent for volume two of this set. I'm glad I found it.

Speak a Volcano: Return to Electric Guitar

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Customer Review: Return to the electric guitar...for half the show anyway
Yes it is great to see him back on electric. The image quality is stunning, really incredible. The camera angles are great on Dimeola (Patient and revealing) but a little weird on some of the band. There are no shots that reveal the keys of the keyboardist and or what type of boards he uses. (The angle is kind of from below) This may not be important to most people but I would have liked a little bit more creativity on the shot selection and angles. Few revealing shots of the bassist and percussionist. There are some good shots of the drummer. (especially the overhead) Wish they had that on the keys! It's weird because there are no guitar amps visible and I wanted to see what amp he had. He's playing a beautiful PRS. The drum set is behind glass which is a little weird but... Clearly this was an effort to get the best sound rather than an approximation of an actual live show. This is the best Dimeola DVD thus far. His guitar sound is nice but polished..gone are the intense Les Paul and raw amp sounds of his "Wizard" days. Speaking of that how can he not play the "Wizard?". My only gripe is that he plays too much acoustic when it's billed as the return to the electric. We have had years of hearing and seeing what he can do on the acoustic. Then he also breaks out the classical guitar too..almost feels like he is saying "look what I can do!" We all know he's great and his right hand technique is stunning. I just think the acoustic ruins the pacing of the presentation and is too reminicent of the other dvd's. The bonus material is very good with a lenghty & detailed interview and even some playing tips which are pretty cool. This guy has one of the strongest right hands in the business. It IS a 5 star product but the song selection and the over-use of the acoustic(given it's billed as a return to the electric)brings it down to 4. Two hours of material. Dimeola needs to be playing electric like this...it has way more impact than the all acoustic material. Wish he would have done some more from the first 3 albums. BUY IT.
Customer Review: AL IS BACK!
IT HAS BEEN A FEW YEARS SINCE AL DI MEOLA HAS PLAYED MUCH ELECTRIC GUITAR AT A CONCERT. IT IS NICE TO SEE IT. THERE ARE ALSO SOME ACOUSTIC SONGS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SHOW. THIS IS THE BEST DVD RELEASED SO FAR FROM AL DI MEOLA. A GREAT PERFORMANCE AND A GREAT PRODUCTION. I HOPE THAT THERE ARE MORE DVD'S RELEASED FROM AL WHEN HE PLAYED MORE ELECTRIC IN THE LATE 70'S.

The Hits--Chapter One

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OhmygodtheBackstreetBoysrule!!!!!! OK, with that out of the way, let's review The Hits--Chapter One, which is one-stop shopping for the hunky pop group's three American albums--their 1997 self-titled debut, 1999's Millennium, and 2000's Black & Blue. The first disc really shines with "As Long as You Love Me," "Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)," and "All I Have to Give," capturing the Backstreet Boys' essence: sunny pop under the influence of blue-eyed soul. "I Want It That Way," from the second album, is an undeniable classic, while "The Call" has a deliciously frenzied sexual urgency and a strong, danceable beat. But the other tracks are uneven with the oddball fan-appreciation anthem "Larger Than Life" surrounded by somber, predictable ballads. The new single, "Drowning," is same-old same-old: lazy moaning over a drum machine. The Hits--Chapter One might be an optimistic name for this '90s retrospective. The future is cloudy for chapter two. --Courtney Kemp
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Customer Review: great compilation BUT..........
...only buy it if you don't want to buy the real albums (backstreet boys, millennium, black and blue). see i'm being fair and honest =) anyway, you probably know it already, it's a CD which consists of their greatest hits over the years previous to 2001. as one can imagine, the order of the songs probably has to do w/the individual success of the songs. that easily makes "i want it that way" number one. i don't personally "approve" of some of the songs on the album b/c i really didn't think some of them should've been a single (i.e. get down, the one). not that i don't like them but there were songs that were better. i guess nick messed up when he called TRL and said that he wanted "the one" to be a single instead of "don't want you back"? ah there's a whole story behind that i won't get into. well, if you'r not a huge fan of bsb then you probably wouldn't want to buy all their albums. so this one will do. it has all the greatest hits, the ones you'r kinda "required" to know in order to call yourself a "fan" (LMAO). there's one setback tho -- you probably have heard these songs a million times on the radios before...so it's kinda a waste when you think of it that way. but other than that, by all means, get it!
Customer Review: good greatest hits collection
Backstreet Boys was one of the few "boy bands" that I enjoyed during the 90s. I enjoyed their ballads the best. This is a good collection of their greatest hits.

Pinkerton

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
A hit single can be a bit of a mixed blessing for new bands, especially if said song gets you firmly lumped into the "novelty band" category. Such was the case with Weezer, whose runaway hit "Buddy Holly" touched a global nerve upon its release, then got on everyone's nerves after months of radio saturation. However, it did ensure that they sold millions of copies of their self-titled debut. Which is why it's so strange that their second album, Pinkerton, was ignored. Perhaps the cold shoulder was due to the willfully noncommercial first single, "El Scorcho," which crashed and burned. Whatever the reason, Pinkerton soon disappeared, which is a shame because it's a great album. Whereas Weezer reveled in the band's geek-rock image, Pinkerton saw Rivers Cuomo maturing as a lyricist. From the opening, "Tired of Sex," which rants about the frustrating easiness of groupies, to the new wave pop of "Getchoo" to the epic genius of "The Good Life," there's much more diversity here than the Pixies-influenced bouncy grunge of their debut. With the closing solo, the acoustic lament "Butterfly," Cuomo demonstrates a pop mastery that promises great things from this reformed geek. --Robert Burrow
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Customer Review: Weezer's Best
Well Pinkerton wasn't a hit album. It didn't have any top singles but what it does have is some catchy songs with heart. Weezer's follow-up to the Blue album is every bit as good if not better than the former and just to think if i hadn't got it out of the bargain bin in a cd club i used to be in i wouldn't have ever heard this masterpiece of an album. I think the $0.99 was well spent as it turned me onto a band that i had written off as crap. Not to say the blue album was bad (especially listening to it now, it is filled with gems as well) but at that point in time i wasn't into anything really poppy sounding. Weezer were the offspring of what happens when grunge meets catchy pop rock and the blue album really showcases this. Pinkerton on the other hand embraces the catchy pop sound that has now became Weezer's staple and it does it better than any of their later albums. Pinkerton is a must own if you even remotely like the band.
Customer Review: funkier style that the Blue but good, quite good
Some, including Rivers himself, were disappointed with this cd at first. However, looking back it is probably the most well received album second only to the Blue one. Songs like Pink Triangle and especially El Scorcho and The Good Life are incredible to listen to. The cd is mostly filled with excellent songs and I attribute the stylistic discrepancies from Blue to be the source of the initial disappointment. Not to worry people, most people really really like this cd and would argue it is even better than recent Weezer cds like Make Believe. El Scorcho alone is worth the price of buying the cd.

Hannah Montana Pop Star Electric Guitar

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iAXE393 USB Guitar by Behringer (BG800)

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
With the revolutionary iAXE393 USB Guitar from Behringer, you're just a USB cable away from turning your bedroom computer into a recording studio with all the amps and effects desired, including a 10 watt amp, and all the tools needed to produce your own tracks, right there on your Mac or PC. This substantial six stringed beauty is ready to play by anyone right out of the box with gorgeous maple neck, solid gloss body, single coil pickups with five way switching, chrome machine heads, a whammy bar, string picks, shoulder strap and a USB cable. Foolproof software makes it really easy to record your own licks, to add your own MP3, WAV or AIFF songs for backup. Do your own multitrack layering and editing. Features include a metronome and slowdown and repeat for detailed learning of complex music. Includes classic guitar combos for jamming along. Jack in your own headphones for private play that won't disturb anyone. Comes with carrying case, 10 watt amp. Plugs in with USB cable, included. Measures 38" long. 90 day warranty.

Fender/Hello Kitty Standard Headphone Amp

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Just plug in to the Fender Hello Kitty Headphone Amplifier and go! This little guitar amp features 3 modes of operation: Clean, for your bluesy, smooth and acoustic feel; O-Drive, which emulates the sound of your favorite overdriven tube amplifier for soaring leads; and Dist, for your all-out distortion and heavy metal-hard rock grind. Also included are a personalized set of Hello Kitty headphones, Instrument Cable, a belt clip, and 9V battery. This portable headphone amp can be used for guitar or other instrument using a standard 1/4-inch jack. It is the perfect quick and easy way to play your instrument anywhere, it even has a handy clip for attaching to your belt, strap or pocket.
List Price: $29.99
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Customer Review: Surprisingly good.
The sound quality of this headphone amplifier is surprisingly good. And it seems to be well made construction wise. Hard to beat this quality for the price. The only reason not to get it is because of the big Hello Kitty logo on it. Though if you want, you can easily cover up that logo with some black electrical tape so nobody would ever know there is a bright pink kitty on your amp.
Customer Review: Good Product - Buy from Somewhere ELSE!
This product is good - which is why I have given it four stars. However, notice that when you buy this item from Amazon the item is shipped and sold by 8th Street Music. 8th Street Music took FAR too long to ship the package. You should definately try somewhere else before buying from 8th Street Music.

Electric Guitar 2" Pewter Pendant Necklace

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Electric Guitar Pewter Pendant Necklace. Measures 2" tall and comes on 18" chain. Great detail. Comes on ball chain. Made in England by Alchemy Gothic !~
Price: $16.00

Black Student Mini Electric Guitar Package

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If your child is an aspiring rock star, then there is probably no talking them into learning guitar on an acoustic instrument. Our electric guitar kit is designed especially for small fingers and bodies with a style and bright colors that kids will love. This Fender Stratocaster- style guitar has a very thin neck that makes it easy to learn on and a lighter body than any electric guitar weve seen. Theres nothing toy-like about them. The amp is specially designed for use with the microphone headset and the electric guitar at the same time. Slip the amp strap over your shoulder and youre set to rock out anywhere, any time. No electricity necessary. (AGES 7-11) Package includes: 31" MINI-ELECTRIC GUITAR (Dimensions: 31-1/8" x 10-3/4"), 21 Nickel Silver Frets, Single Coil High Output Pickup, Maple Neck & Fingerboard, Fully adjustable 3-way bridge, PORTABLE AMPLIFIER 3 Watts (Dimensions: 6-3/4" high x 8" wide x 3-1/4" deep), Wood cabinet with 3" speaker, Volume and Tone Controls, Headphone Jack, Separate Guitar & Microphone inputs, 3 Function settings: Off - On - Dirty Distortion, AC Adapter Jack Adapter sold separately, ACCESSORIES, 10' guitar cable, Pitch pipe, Picks & Extra Strings, Black Nylon Guitar Strap, MICROPHONE HEADSET, Hands Free, 3-1/2" attached Mic Cable with 1/4" phone plug.

Student Mini-Electric Guitar Package (BLUE)

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If your child is an aspiring rock star, then there is probably no talking them into learning guitar on an acoustic instrument. Our electric guitar kit is designed especially for small fingers and bodies with a style and bright colors that kids will love. This Fender Stratocaster- style guitar has a very thin neck that makes it easy to learn on and a lighter body than any electric guitar weve seen. Theres nothing toy-like about them. The amp is specially designed for use with the microphone headset and the electric guitar at the same time. Slip the amp strap over your shoulder and youre set to rock out anywhere, any time. No electricity necessary. (AGES 7-11) Package includes: 31" MINI-ELECTRIC GUITAR (Dimensions: 31-1/8" x 10-3/4"), 21 Nickel Silver Frets, Single Coil High Output Pickup, Maple Neck & Fingerboard, Fully adjustable 3-way bridge, PORTABLE AMPLIFIER 3 Watts (Dimensions: 6-3/4" high x 8" wide x 3-1/4" deep), Wood cabinet with 3" speaker, Volume and Tone Controls, Headphone Jack, Separate Guitar & Microphone inputs, 3 Function settings: Off - On - Dirty Distortion, AC Adapter Jack Adapter sold separately, ACCESSORIES, 10' guitar cable, Pitch pipe, Picks & Extra Strings, Black Nylon Guitar Strap, MICROPHONE HEADSET, Hands Free, 3-1/2" attached Mic Cable with 1/4" phone plug.

Make Your Own Electric Guitar & Bass

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“Besides quality of production (it’s printed entirely on heavy paper stock and features full-color photos throughout), [the book] excels in the simplicity of its presentation: the instructions are logical and well detailed, and they promote use of common tools and easily acquired materials. Highly recommended.”—Library Journal.

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Customer Review: Nice pictures - but not enough to build
I just purchased this book based on reviews read on Amazon. I would not at all reccomend this book. The book does have a nice layout and a lot of great pictures..... but thats it - a pretty book it is but the drawings and technical illistrations you need to build it are not included.... IMPORTANT things like neck thickness, neck thickness at the neck joint, any many other important things are not covered at all. A dimentioned neck end, and neck pocket detail are not even included. A body layout is shown and again not dimentioned. The only dimentions that are given are for a template to route the pickup and bridge holes... The most important topics are barely covered like setting the neck and bolting it on, alignment etc..... Nice - but I would not tell anyone to buy this book,
Customer Review: Great Book!
This book is the best of its type. I have seen two guitars built from the instructions in this book and they were beautiful, sounded great, and felt wonderful to play. This book has easy to follow directions, great photos and directions, and has an interesting history of guitars at the beginning. I would highly recommend this book to anyone wishing to build their own guitar.

Learn to Play the Guitar: A Beginner's Guide to Accoustic and Electric Guitar

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List Price: $14.99
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Customer Review: Great beginner's resource
In common with many gigging guitarists I keep a copy of Phil Capone's Guitar Chord Bible permanently in my guitar case, so I was interested to see he had written a new book. In it he takes a step backwards and addresses the guitarist who is learning to play the instrument. Although familiar with all the techniques he describes, I can't help thinking that I could have saved myself a lot of trouble if I'd had this book twenty years ago. The chord and scale libraries at the back of the book are useful (although Capone's Chord Bible, mentioned above, is really unbeatable in this regard) and the included CD ensures that the student reader can hear what the material taught in the lessons should sound like when played correctly. All in all, this is a good package, and one I shall recommend to my students.
Customer Review: Diagrams are backwards
There are a lot of fretboard diagrams in this book. In contrast to every other book I've seen, they are all drawn as though you were looking at the guitarist, i.e., the nut is to the right. This makes them nearly indecipherable. The book doesn't cost much, especially if you get it used, and it has some nice tips for the beginner. There's no depth at all, though, and there's a lot better information available for free on the web.

Electric Ladyland - Guitar Tablature

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15 songs from the album, including: All Along the Watchtower Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland) Voodoo Child (Slight Return) and more. The Guitar Recorded Versions edition has been newly revised with a 24-page full-color section. 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be) All Along The Watchtower Come On (Part 1) Crosstown Traffic Gypsy Eyes Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland) House Burning Down Little Miss Strange Long Hot Summer Night Moon Turn The Tides Gently Gently Away Rainy Day Dream Away Still Raining Still Dreaming The Burning Of The Midnight Lamp Voodoo Child (Slight Return) Voodoo Chile
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Customer Review: Jimi is still the man.
I picked up this folio in 1989, the year it was published, at Frankfurt's 'Musik Messe'. Since then, the cover appears to have been updated, but I believe the contents are the same - as both editions are 280 pages. Added, my edition (HL00692932) has all the bass and drum parts tabbed out. Get this folio if only to wail on 'Voodoo Chile' and 'Come On (Part 1)'. I mean, just flog it! And tunes like 'Watchtower' and 'Burning of the Midnight Lamp', will teach you all about Jimi's 'Floyd Cramer' style of rhythm playing. Oh yeah, keep your thumb wrapped around that neck! And if your instructor smacks that digit with a pencil, like old man El Ray would do me, tell him classical guitar is for idiots and lose the jerk! (But, go ahead and learn some Albeniz anyway, if only for spite.)
Customer Review: NOTE-FOR-NOTE
This is the closest guitar tablature book note for note that I have come across in a long time. Electric Ladyland is truely one of jimi hendrix's biggest accomplishments by all means. And I feel every guitarist should try to pick up some of hendrix's best works including Voodoo Chile (slight return). After I learned most of the songs in this book I got much better at guitar..........carying my guitar solo's much longer and performing much better LIVE. This also made me a better blues player with the performence of Voodoo Chile the long blues version. Their are many pictures in this book as well as the lyrics included. This book does not include the CD so you would have to purchase that before you bought the book. Everyone can play their best with this jimi hendrix's electric ladyland-guitar tablature.

Zakk Wylde BLS Black Label Society Skull Logo Metal Guitar Pick Necklace

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
One of the hottest necklaces on the market...the Black Label Society BLS skull logo guitar pick necklace. A MUST HAVE for any BLS fan!! You will definitely turn heads with this item that features the BLS skull logo in a recessed letter style with black fill so you get a cool 3-D look... the effect is awesome! The 24" chain is the small metal ball style that is super hot right now. Made from 100% metal for unmatched quality and longevity.

Men's T-Shirt : Makes You Wanna Go Out and Play - Electric Guitar Musician

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MENS (UNISEX) T-SHIRT - Makes You Wanna Go Out and Play - Electric Guitar Musician
Printed with Makes You Wanna logo left chest and main design on the back.
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Electric Guitar - Youth T-Shirt

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This Electric Guitar t-shirt is 100% Preshrunk Ringspun Cotton Youth t-shirt with the image of Electric Guitar printed on front

Total Electric Guitar

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The first video from Eric Johnson detailing his original and incredible style. This video is rated for intermediate to professional players. An opportunity to study with one of the electric guitar's true virtuosos. This lesson encompasses all styles and includes advanced picking for speed and accuracy, left and right hand muting, various blues bends, country "pedal steel" bends, using different positions for sound and more.
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Mel Bay's Super Electric Blues Guitar Picking Techniques

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
Texas blues stylist K.K. Stowe reveals the secrets of electric blues-style picking in this thirty-minute video featuring easty-to-follow, play-along exercises. Essential techniques such as alternate picking, "Sweep" and "Gliss" picking are explained in detail. In the shortest time possible you will develop the speed, power and pick control that blues players everywhere are searching for.

Mel Bay Electric Blues Guitar Method

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William Bay teaches the essential elements of contemporary blues guitar. Both blues rhythm and blues solo techniques are shown.

Guitar Signature Licks: Albert King

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Customer Review: Albert King THe blues man
The Albert King Signauture lick is a great DVD the title speaks for it self Albert Kkng was one of the greatest blues guitar singer that ever lived this DVD is worth every penny.
Customer Review: Albert King
Good approach to Albert Kings style and such. This breakdown will help you tap into Kings playing a little bit and catch some of his best licks.

DVD-The 12-String Guitar of Roger McGuinn

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Customer Review: If you own a Rickenbacker 12-string, get this video.
This video is a great companion for your 12-string guitar. Before I bought my Ricky 370-12, I bought this DVD. Roger's technical demonstrations such as changing strings, and adjusting the truss rods are enlightening, making a seemingly daunting task less so. Even if you don't have a Ricky, the song lessons are useful on any 12-string guitar. The lessons are well laid out, and the solos are played first at their regular tempo, and then slowed down for ease of learning. Roger's hybrid picking style is also explained here, but it isn't necessary to learn it to play these songs (I'm a flatpicker). The booklet accompanying this disc contains tablature for these as well, making this a fairly complete learning package. The only thing I would ask for would be some audio backing (play-along) tracks to accompany these lessons, so you could play what you've learned with a "band". However, the lack of these in no way detracts from my enjoyment of it, and I recommend this DVD very highly.
Customer Review: 12-String Heaven
One of only a few video lessons featuring the 12-string guitar. Aside from teaching "Turn,Turn, Turn", "Mr. Tambourine Man", "Eight Miles High", "On Easter Morn He Rose", and "Wasn't Born to Follow", there are some special tips about the Rickenbacker 12-string. Roger shows how to change strings on his guitar, as well as how to change the battery and adjust the truss rod. Most of the emphasis is on "Turn, Turn, Turn", which features some not-so-easy Travis-style picking. If you only have a 6-string, this is probably not the video for you. If you are considering buying a Rickenbacker, this video should help you make a decision one way or the other.

Playin' The Blues, Robben Ford

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On this DVD our exclusive on-screen fingering patterns along with great demonstrations will have you quickly learning Robben's favorite blues scales and phrases. Robben also reveals his unique fingerings for string bending and vibrato as well as a variety of right-hand techniques, from string poppin' with a thumb and fingers, to picking, and more. In the comping section, Robben shows you various chord voicings and rhythm guitar ideas he uses. Throughout this DVD, you'll hear Robben doing what he does so well, playin' the blues!
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Customer Review: Warner Communications misleading
The previous reviewers comments regarding Robben Ford are correct. There isn't anythng he can't do and his presentation is better than many of these kinds of DVDs. The reason I give it such a low rating is not because of Ford's contribution. The DVD claims that, in the special features section, Robben talks about his band and his equipment .. not so. He does speak of getting a good tone but only in a brief, philosophical manner. I don't think Warners needs to mislead its customers, this thing would sell merely due to the presence of Robben Ford.
Customer Review: a most valuable resource
This man is like an endless well of blues licks. Seek him out!! Here is a bona-fide blues master that also knows music theory! They say that you can go from Jazz to Blues but not the other way around, I disagree. Many jazzers often play blues, but only for a brief period of time during a solo, and you can't really consider it "blues" per say. But Ford, who crosses many idioms, really CAN play the blues. One of his great qualities is his ability to string licks together--he plays long, beautifully articulated phrases, that are as much "from the gut" as any of the great blues masters. Memorize every lick on this just as you would "Bluesbreakers" or "Live at the Regal."

Nimrod

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
Nimrod came along two years after 1995's Insomniac and was the first indication of Green Day's willingness to stretch the boundaries of punk rock. The fullness of the record is first hinted at on "Hitchin' a Ride," which starts out chug-a-lugging and then breaks into a raging rocker."Redundant" is accented with some psyched-out guitar work and has Billie Joe Armstrong singing a good deal more than usual. The wonderful "Platypus (I Hate You)" speed-rocks with abandon and recalls the early days of L.A. punk (a little Dickies here, a little Descendents there). The biting "Take it Back" is a snarling throwback to hard punk, and "Prosthetic Head" is an infectious ditty that counts among the very best on the album. Most surprising is "Last Ride In," an instrumental nod to the sensual surf-and-sun life. Of course, the crown jewel of the collection is the sentimental, acoustic "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)," which seemed nearly inescapable when it was released. Beyond these standouts, even the "usual" Green Day fare here has punch. --Lorry Fleming
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Customer Review: their last great cd
This is truly Green Day's last GREAT cd. It is their third best cd after Dookie and Insomniac. Their sound is definitely different from their earlier works being a little heavier and less punk. However, it is a lot better than their later works, which sound totally different than this stuff. It has really good catchy songs that have great replay value. Nice Guys Finish Last is a good song with a hilarious music video. Hitchin A Ride is good too as is Redundant, Haushinka, Walking Alone and Prosthetic Head. Good Riddance is the big radio hit of the bunch and has reached the status of a legendary sentimental song. I recommend this to ALL Green Day fans and to those who think rock music today sucks and are looking for good music of the past.
Customer Review: awsome! not my favorite, but awsome
Nice guys finish last is a cool song, they do swear a lot, but that doesn't matter a lot since i won't repeat them. Worry rock is also awsome along with reject and walking alone. Hitchin' a ride sounds really, really, really like an old-fashioned rock-music along with Green Day's signature individuality. I actually got this CD a few years ago (this was wrote in 2007) but I found this site last year. I may not like 'king for a day,' 'take back' or 'scattered', but good album!

Live at Carnegie Hall

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The series of Stevie Ray Vaughan concert albums that began with Live Alive (1986) and continued after the guitarist's 1990 death is far from the catalog-bloating cash-in you'd expect from the record company of a platinum seller cut down at a career peak. Instead, each disc gives a distinctly different view of the Texas blues-rocker's stage strengths. Where Live Alive captured Vaughan and his band Double Trouble in full arena roar and In the Beginning recorded a looser early club gig, Live at Carnegie Hall finds the outfit broadening its range with guest shots from Dr. John and the Roomful of Blues horn section. Rather than overpowering Vaughan's signature tautness, the bigger band makes for an entertaining switch--in effect allowing a fresh look at his R&B roots. --Rickey Wright
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Customer Review: LIVE ! FROM NEW YORK, IT'S STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE !
Live At Carnegie Hall was recorded on October 4, 1984 (one day after Stevie's thirtieth birthday), and is a highlight of Stevie's early days with his band, Double Trouble. There are also guest appearances by John Hammond, Jimmie Vaughan, Dr. John, vocalist Angela Strehli (who sings an enthusiastic lead vocal on C.O.D.), and the Roomful Of Blues horn section. The performance is an intimate, but rousing, blues celebration of Stevie's birthday. At the end of the night, Stevie says, "Thank you very much for making this my best birthday ever, forever!". Musically, you couldn't ask for better. The sound and production are smart, and the performances are inspired (that's an understatement on some of the songs!) and clean. The absolute best recording ever of Cold Shot is here, Testifyin' sounds great, and Lenny is simply AMAZING. It really makes you wonder why Stevie doesn't get even more recognition as a guitar god than he already has. Things That I Used To Do and Dirty Pool are both jaw-dropping, Stevie at his blues guitar best. Pride And Joy and Iced Over both sound as good as ever and the horn section adds to the sound instead of hampering it, and it gives the songs new life. More than just really good blues, Live At Carnegie Hall is an intimate documentary of a very special night in the life of Sevie Ray Vaughan, his friends, and his family. There's a lot of love, warmth, and personality on this one, and some really fine electric guitar fueled blues music, too.
Customer Review: Outrageous playing
Of all his CD's, this feautures some of Stevie's best playing, and it's LIVE! The acoustics of Carnegie Hall add tremendous depth to his soulful playing here, and he just rips and rips away without holding anything back. As an added bonus, this was right near the end of his career when he had his head on straight and his chops were peaking. You are really missing out if your collection doesn't include this one.

The Definitive Collection

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Customer Review: Excellent Highlights
I do not pretend to be an expert on Muddy Waters. I saw a TV biography and was motivated to get a "greatest hits" CD. There was a 2 disc option at Amazon, but then I saw this one. I checked it out with various reviewers, and it met the bill. All the songs are well done, and the whole CD seems like a great overview of the blues from this specific artist. From all I can tell, this would be an excellent highlight collection for anybody who wants just one CD of Muddy Waters.
Customer Review: Excellent for cramming it all onto one disc.
Ever notice that you're seeing more and more of these "best of" collectons out there now? Now there is UMVD's "The Definitive Collection" of numerous artists from that same unforgettable era featuring 20 or more top tunes of the featured artist crammed onto one disc. Sometimes these single-disc collections fail to make the grade because of so much essential material that ends up being left off for reasons of space alone and the rest of it is the same predictable fare. An exception in this case would be this: Muddy Waters' Definitive Collection. This collection runs through Muddy's premiere years featuring his swampy, slide guitar sound and musical style then continues through the '50s and early '60s when he began to make his significant impact on blues music and eventually would be regarded as one of the most highly respected names in blues music. So many of his best tunes like "Hoochie Coochie Man", "I'm Ready", "Forty Days and Forty Nights" and "Got My Mojo Working" were covered by so many bands so many times that these tunes are really timeless and have becomes standards in blues. You really do get and stay interested for the entire length of the album. It is a little slow to start, but it picks up quickly and the bulk of the action happens with tracks 8-18. "Crosseyed Cat", recorded in 1976, is something you really got to hear. It is swampy, raw and tough. A 6 minute jam session, basically. This "Definitive Collection' lives up to its name overall, and is absolutely essential for the blues fan if the 2-disc anthology is a bit much.

Signature Music VHF High Band Wireless Electric Guitar System HS8668G

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Audio Output level: 0- 300mV, S/N ratio: Over 85 dB, T.H.D. Less than 1.0 %, Sensitivity: 3uV for 30dB S/N, Squelch control: One squelch, Power : Adapter AC 110V 60Hz, Range: 300 Feet, Transmitter power: 9V battery, Output power: 1 XLR Balanced output, 1 Cable output for 1/4" , mixed two channels to one. All of our instruments and microphones have a 1 Year Limited Warranty!. We are in direct contact with our manufacturer which makes our instruments a safe purchase for you
Price: $159.99

PYRAMID GA810 GUITAR AMPLIFIER (800-WATT )

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10-22-2007 - Brand New Item. Description - PYRAMID GA810 GUITAR AMPLIFIER (800-WATT )
List Price: $99.99
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Customer Review: AMPED UP!
This is an unbeatable product at this price point. No, it's not a Marshal/Peavy tube flame thrower from 1976, but it is a very nice practice amp, good beginner's amp, and a very solid item at a great price. The shipping is very fair. My son is learning to play and he and I have already enjoyed multiple hours of good times, good music, and great moments together. It has two inputs, and is dual channel although it is not advertised as such. A reverb. effect is an option. It is hard to make a mistake on this amp, unless you are planning to go on tour next week with Maroon Five...even then, they might have a couple of these babies on the bus! Very strong amp at the right price.

BEHRINGER GI100 ULTRA-G ACTIVE DI BOX

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
Whether you're recording or on stage, you need a reliable DI box to get your guitar sound to the console with full dynamics and power - and without noise. Engineered for electric guitar, the active Ultra-G GI100 direct box features a switchable speaker simulation designed by Juergen Rath that so realistically emulates a 4 x 12" cabinet you may never need to mic your speakers again. Your secret weapon for direct sound. Specifications: *Frequency response: 10 Hz to 160 kHz *Input: 1/4" mono jack *Output: XLR balanced *Power supply: 9 VDC battery or 18~48 VDC phantom power *Dimensions: 6" x 5" x 2.4".
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Customer Review: A little red box
[1] Behringer Ultra-G is very useful if you're planning to record your own stuff. My band rents a studio room to practice. The system used to record us is simple (and it's free): A cheap environment mic is used to record drums and the voice goes directly to the mixer. The result is a poor quality recording: The music is all mixed and it sounds terrible. The voice is the only thing that sounds great because it's directly recorded to the console. This reference tape is very improtant because we use this tape to hear what is okey and what we have to improve. Well, now I use this Direct Box to record my guitar directly to the console. We put the environment mic inside the room to record the drummer. The result is a more separated mix: The voice and the guitar sound great and the drums are okey, it's to "understand" it and to correct mistakes. I have to mention that the cabinet simulator included in the Ultra -Gcabinet is incredible, sounds natural and let you record directly without an expensive amp. [2]So you're going to play live? Well, you can use the traditional mic system AND additionaly connect your guitar to to the console thru the direct box. Or you can use only the direct box instead of the mic in your amp. The problem with the mics is that they filter others sounds and frequences (like the drums) Sometimes this could be a nightmare to the sound engineers. With the direct box you avoid this problem and you get a more clean sound from your guitar. My band play death metal, so it's important to hear the riffs, the solos, the drum rolls and the bass lines properly to enjoy the music. This little red devil is going to solve a lot of problems like home recording, live playing and studio recording. If you're a guitar player like me, do yourself a favor and get one now, you'll be very pleased with the results.

Lynyrd Skynyrd BIKER PATCH Concert Tour T Shirt

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Keeping it classic with the best band in classic rock- Lynyrd Skynyrd! This shirt features "Lynyrd Skynyrd" and the official Skynyrd winged skull biker patch logo on the front.
Price: $19.99

Sho-Bud Pedal Steel Guitars Logo Black Shirt

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Adorn yourself with this classic shirt featuring the Sho-Bud pedal steel guitars logo on the front.
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Men's Hoody : Rock On - Skull with Electric Guitar Design

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
MENS (UNISEX) HOODED SWEATSHIRT - Rock On - Skull with Electric Guitar Design
Printed with main coordinating left chest and main design on the back.
Available in your choice of sizes small, medium, large, xl and xxl. You select shirt color.
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Student Mini-Electric Guitar Package (Metallic Red)

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
If your child is an aspiring rock star, then there is probably no talking them into learning guitar on an acoustic instrument. Our electric guitar kit is designed especially for small fingers and bodies with a style and bright colors that kids will love. This Fender Stratocaster- style guitar has a very thin neck that makes it easy to learn on and a lighter body than any electric guitar weve seen. Theres nothing toy-like about them. The amp is specially designed for use with the microphone headset and the electric guitar at the same time. Slip the amp strap over your shoulder and youre set to rock out anywhere, any time. No electricity necessary. (AGES 7-11) Package includes: 31" MINI-ELECTRIC GUITAR (Dimensions: 31-1/8" x 10-3/4"), 21 Nickel Silver Frets, Single Coil High Output Pickup, Maple Neck & Fingerboard, Fully adjustable 3-way bridge, PORTABLE AMPLIFIER 3 Watts (Dimensions: 6-3/4" high x 8" wide x 3-1/4" deep), Wood cabinet with 3" speaker, Volume and Tone Controls, Headphone Jack, Separate Guitar & Microphone inputs, 3 Function settings: Off - On - Dirty Distortion, AC Adapter Jack Adapter sold separately, ACCESSORIES, 10' guitar cable, Pitch pipe, Picks & Extra Strings, Black Nylon Guitar Strap, MICROPHONE HEADSET, Hands Free, 3-1/2" attached Mic Cable with 1/4" phone plug.

Fender Squier Hello Kitty Strat, Black

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
The sweet and demure Hello Kitty shows her rock-chick side with this black electric guitar. Purr-fect for budding rock stars, the all-wood guitar features the smiling feline on the custom pickguard. Based on the classic Fender guitar design, the double cutaway body, 21-fret maple fingerboard, humbucking bridge pickup and more all attest to its quality and authenticity. Definitely not just a toy, it will still bring smiles of joy to the junior rockers who play it. Its high-gloss lacquered finish adds glam for girls on the go-go. On the back, Hello Kitty has left her pawprint—er, that is, autograph—for adoring fans to appreciate. Left- or right-hand orientation. 5Hx44Lx14.5W".
List Price: $332.99
Amazon Price: $299.99
Customer Review: Hello Kitty's the Sabre-Toothed Tiger of Tone!
OK, everybody, I'm a male. I'm older than 16. I play blues and heavy rock. I've played in front of thousands of people. I already own a wonderful, expensive Standard Stratocaster that I am very happy with. I didn't need another guitar---and I really didn't have the money to buy another one, either. Yet, even with all that..... I recently bought this Hello Kitty Stratocaster! Why, you may ask? Well, lemme tell ya... I was in a guitar shop in Northampton, MA (don't ask why I was in Northampton, MA of all places!) I saw this ridiculous-looking, over the top bubble gum pink Stratocaster with a single humbucker pickup and Hello Kitty pickguard on it. I picked it up, just to be ironic (and because I was with a lady friend of mine--you know how that is!) Imagine my surprise when it fit my hand just PERFECTLY! The neck was smaller than a standard Strat, but it was not a short-length guitar. 21 frets. Like most mortals, my hands aren't the size of Jimi Hendrix or Stevie Ray Vaughan's--- but they almost felt that way on this neck. I could pull off tricks on this guitar I couldn't on my Standard Strat. Surprised by the size and comfort of the neck, I plugged the thing into a Marshall half stack, just for the hell of it... and imagine my EVEN GREATER SURPRISE when the thing sounded just SPECTACULAR!!! Holy cow! The sound was ROUGH and MEAN and just KILLER! On top of this, the sustain on the thing was utterly beyond belief. When I plugged it into my cheap 100 buck Fender practice amp, I was able to sustain a single note for well over two minutes! (It would have kept going, too, if I hadn't gotten bored.) Whoa. I ended up buying the guitar because the neck fits my hand just perfectly, but also because it has the most ridiculous sustain on it (even better than my more expensive Strat,) and because the sounds that come out of it are, quite simply, RUDE! "Iron Man" and "Black Dog" never sounded so good! It's just an added bonus that playing Black Sabbath and Zeppelin on a guitar with this color scheme screams "irony"!!!! I think the target audience is teenage girls, but the owner of the shop I bought it at told me that he has sold more of these to men than to women. Make of that what you will. Yes, it only has one pickup. Yes, the pickup is a humbucker. Yes, that means you won't get the crystal clear single-coil-pickup Fender sound on this guitar. BUT, the neck is extremely comfortable for those with smaller hands, the paintjob can't be beat, and for heavier stuff the tone that comes out of this reasonably-priced monster is better than many thousand dollar guitars I have played. Un-freakin-believable. I love me my Kitty. Get yourself one before they're gone like the Sabre-Toothed Tiger!
Customer Review: A quality guitar, and it's Hello Kitty!
As to the quality of the guitar: first and foremost it is a REAL Fender[tm] guitar, not a cheap knock off. I have had the joy of being able to play this model several times, and my own "axe" is on order. It has a good weight/balance ration, the controls are simple, and the frets smooth and low. This is the perfect guitar for any beginning electric guitarist or aspiring rock star. Please note: As I mentioned, the controls are simple. Volume, tone. No tremolo bar (beginners just get too obsessed with that anyway) or any of the other niceties Fender's signature series are known for but it has a solid maple fingerboard, and humbucking bridge pickups, ALL 21 frets (this ain't no toy ukulele), and of course Hello Kitty's smiling face screaming out to all the world "I rock!" This is simply a fun guitar, and a well made one, for what it is. It is moderately priced and durable. Of course you will also want a gig bag, strap, some Fender Hello Kitty Motion Guitar Picks - Medium - 1 Dozen (just 6 bucks! Such a deal!) and I seriously recommend Play Electric Guitar: From Beginner to Band in 3 Months to really get the party started. The book is a true "hands on" step-by-step guide the really works. Then start practicing, move to Hollywood, get signed, and refuse to acknowledge anyone who knew you before you were famous! :-) Oh yeah... it also comes in Black: Fender Hello Kitty Electric Guitar - Black. How cool is that?

Electric Guitar

roberex@gmail.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 10:00:53 GMT
Designed and sized just for kids, this electric guitar puts your little musician in the lime light. Guitar features a built-in amplifier and speaker, volume control, built-in ear phone jack, jack for an external amp and detailed tuning instructions. Requires 1 "9V" battery (not included).
Customer Review: Waste of Money
The guitar looks great but when u turn it on u keep hearing a buzzing noise the volume doen not help either. You should buy a real guitar or get one without an internel amp i would have given it a zero if i could. This does not even deserve 1 star