Lesson Pack Volume 14 |
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€ 16.90 |
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Lesson Pack Tabs Volume 14
These tabs accompany the lesson video's of the songs listed below. With the tabs in hand you'll learn these songs much faster and easier.
Cost of this pack of tabs : only €16.90
That's really cheap if you imagine what you would pay a teacher for all this material.
I
teach according the tab in front of me. All songs are transcribed so
you can play a full arrangement with intro/outro and guitarsolo's. I
also pay special attention to the vocals, you'll know exactly when and
where to sing. Lyrics are provided with the tab.
To order : click on "buy now" and you are directed to Paypal to complete the payment. Paypal will notify me and then Tabs/pdf's and eventual links to lesson video's are sent by me personally to your Paypal email address.
(or any other email address, if you let me know).This may take a few hours as I live in Europe.
So tabs are not sent automatically, neither by snail mail, neither as downloadable links etc.
You
should
receive your order within 24 hours after payment. If not, do check your
spam folder first, then contact me through my Paypal email or use the
"contact me" on this website and I'll sort it out immediately.
Please check if your Paypal emailaddress is still valid!!!
You
can also order an individual Tab with lessonvideo from any Lesson or
Artist Pack as well. How ? Go to the top of the navigation bar and
click on "Individual TABS and Lessons"
Special Deal
Buy two get three
Interested? Check top of the navigation bar.1- Low Light Blues
Key of E, standard tuning.
A lengthy and moody instrumental (5 verses) and a great library of licks in this popular key. Based on a performance by German jazz musician Oscar Klein.
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHMzouCpSS8
2- You Don't Have To Go
Key of E, standard tuning.
Jimmy Reed's classic blues. If you like to shuffle, this is it.
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOxQpX6T_iM
3- Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You
Key of G, standard tuning.
A jazz standard I fell in love with when I heard Geoff Muldaur's version. Fingerstyle jazz without all the difficult chords.
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h1mX872TMU
4- Going to Georgia on a Horn
Key of G, standard tuning.
A John Jackson song. He had a knack for beautiful melodic and easy to play songs. This is one of them.
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mrlcjgr6lU4
5- You Ain't No Woman
Key of C, standard tuning.
Another John Jacksong song, easy and fun to play.
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HChBNvoBp8k
6- Red River Blues
Key of E, standard tuning.
Based on Josh White's version and some John Jackson licks. An eight bar blues but with a very different feel than the usual "Key to the Highway" stuff.
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtcYAbOwwIM
7- Boat's Up the River
Key of C, standard tuning.
Another fine John Jackson song, also easy and fun to play.
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2rqU0c5uzc
8- I Bring My Money
Key of C, standard tuning.
Last easy John Jackson song. His original take on "Take Me Back".
Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhqqU42znWk
9- I Ain't Superstitious
Key of D, standard tuning. The Willie Dixon classic (listen to Rod Steward with Jeff Beck on YT) in an acoustic version, based on the playing of Geoff Bradford.Performance video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnmRHlhMc1w
10- And a Dog Was Sleeping in the Corner
Key of C, Open C tuning (CGCGCE low to high)
John James recorded this when he was under contract of Transatlantic Records. The wanted an original song for an acoustic compilation album. John came up with this, alsmost on the spot, and never played it again as he doesn't like open tunings. Although it moves all over the fretboard it's not difficult to play.
No lesson, performance video only https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms5VKNzHkPg